Compassionate, State-of-the-art Care for the Pets you Love Since 1994
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At Edgewood Animal Clinic, we are dedicated to promoting the sacred human-animal bond by providing the most thorough and up-to-date medical care for our patients and emotional support for their owners. We offer our clients and patients the very best medical, surgical and dental care available, with emphasis on high-quality client relations, communication, professionalism—and above all—compassionate dedication to the family members whose care is entrusted to us.
Happy National Mutt Day! Share a photo of your mutt and tell us your best guesses on what breeds make up your furry friend. If you would like to learn more specifics about your dog's breed composition (and more) feel free to give us a call and inquire about genetic health analysis!
Happy National Dog Photography Day! Help us celebrate by showing us your favorite photos of your canine companions. We’ll start…here’s Dr. Kimball’s dog, Wilbur! 🧀 📸
National Feed a Rescue Pet Week is here! Support your local shelters and rescues by donating food or supplies.
Does your pet eagerly watch you cook, hoping for a tasty treat to fall their way? Remember, it's essential to never leave pets unattended in the kitchen while cooking. Pets may accidentally jump onto stovetops or knock over hot items, causing fires or burns. Use stove k**b covers to prevent pets from accidentally turning on burners.
Kittens: tiny, fluffy, and full of mischief! 😸 Share your favorite kitten stories with us below! 💬
When visiting the lake, river or reservoir this summer, please be on the lookout for cyanobacteria (toxic algae) blooms.
Blooms may look like mats floating in the water or stuck on the bottom or the shore. Watch for waters that look suspicious—foamy, scummy, thick like paint, pea-green, blue-green or brownish red, or with bright green cells suspended in the water column. When in doubt, stay out!
Dogs have become very sick and even died after swimming in and swallowing water affected by toxic algae. If you find thick, brightly colored foam or scum at a lake, pond or river, don’t let your pet drink or swim in the water. Avoid contact with the water, as toxins can be absorbed through the skin.
Exposure to toxic blue-green algae can result in the following symptoms in dogs:
* Weakness or collapse
* Nausea, vomiting
* Excessive drooling
* Abdominal pain
* Diarrhea
* Difficulty breathing
* Shaking, trembling
* Tremors, rigidity, paralysis
If your dog goes into the water:
* Don’t let your pet lick its fur.
* Wash your pet with clean water as soon as possible.
* If your dog has symptoms such as drooling, weakness, vomiting, staggering and convulsions after being in water, **seek immediate veterinary care**. Acute, life-threatening symptoms from cyanobacterial toxins often develop rapidly. Death can occur within minutes to hours after exposure.
A health advisory has been issued for McKay Reservoir in Umatilla County. Pets and people should avoid contact with the affected water.
Not all waterways in Oregon are monitored for cyanobacteria, which is why owners need to be vigilant. When advisories are issued, we post them here: https://www.oregonvma.org/toxic-algae-advisories
🎆 Happy 4th of July! 🎆 Remember to keep your pets hydrated. Stay safe and keep those tails wagging and the water bowls full! 💦
Please reach out to us if you and your pet need any extra support for this upcoming holiday. Our office will be closed on the 4th of July. We will be returning to our regular hours on July 5th. We wish you all a happy and safe holiday!
It's almost the 4th of July! Make sure your pet has ID (collar tag and/or microchip) in case they do get lost. And please check in with your veterinarian as soon as possible if you think your pet may need anxiety support for the upcoming holiday. 🎆
It's the first day of summer! ☀ And it's prime time for fleas and ticks. A reminder that flea and tick preventive medication is most effective when used consistently throughout the year.
Flea bites can cause local skin irritation and swelling that may cause your pet discomfort. Some dogs and cats develop an allergic reaction to flea bites, resulting in scratching, which can lead to hair loss or to a bacterial skin infection known as "hot spots." Fleas can host tapeworms, and can transmit bacteria, viruses, and protozoa.
Tickborne diseases include Lyme disease. Preventive products labeled for tick control should be used according to their instructions prior to taking your dog into potentially tick-infested areas. Your veterinarian can help you to choose a product that is best for your situation, and based on your dog's risk factors.
* Remove ticks from your dog as soon as possible.
* Always check yourself and your pets for ticks after spending time in tall grass, wooded, or brushy areas, especially in the spring and summer.
* Brush your dog after such outings, taking care to check skin folds and tick hiding areas such as armpits, groin, ears, and under collars.
Found Female Dog – A56226106
Do you know me? I was found on 6/24/2024 at W 11th Ave and Charnelton St in Eugene. Would you please share me and help find my home?
If you recognize this pet or are the owner, please call us at 541-689-1503. Shelter hours are 11am – 6pm, 7 days a week.
PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS POST – call the shelter for information regarding animals posted.
Animals posted are found as stray animals. They are safe and waiting to be back in the arms of their loved ones. We are looking for their families/owners and would like to reunite them with their families ASAP.
If you know this animal and where they belong, please let the family know and contact the shelter. To claim your dog you must have proof of ownership (vet records, vaccines, or photos). All dogs leaving the shelter must have current rabies vaccine & dog license. If your dog is current on its vaccines, please bring proof with you.
Happy National Foster a Pet Month! 🎉 If you're ready to lend a paw, consider fostering a pet from the local shelter. Fostering not only saves lives but also provides valuable socialization for pets waiting for their fur-ever homes. 🏡
4th of July will be here before we know it! Do you think your pet would benefit from anxiety medication on this day? If so, please plan ahead and submit your requests as soon as today! You can do so by calling us at 541-341-6558. (Note: Pet must have an up-to-date Annual Exam for any prescriptions to be filled. Please allow 24 for our pharmacy to process). We look forward to ensuring the comfort of your furry companion!
Our office will be closed 7/4/24 in observation of the holiday.
Sending a howl of appreciation to our vet team on Veterinary Appreciation Day! If you have any special shout outs, please share in the comments. We always love hearing from our wonderful clients!
Happy Paw-ther's Day! Your dedication to your pets doesn't go unnoticed. Wishing you a day filled with wagging tails and wet kisses. 🐾
In loving memory of those who have left paw prints on our hearts. Share a photo of your pets who have crossed the rainbow bridge along with a favorite memory. 🐾
Staying informed, spreading awareness, and taking steps to ensure your pet is happy and healthy are great ways to contribute to Pet Cancer Awareness Month. If you notice any abnormalities such as lumps or bumps, call us immediately if you suspect something is wrong. Learn more about the signs and symptoms of pet cancer: https://edgewoodanimalclinic.com/news/pet-cancer-awareness-month 🐾💙
It’s and we're celebrating the incredible bond between guide dogs and their owners. These paw-some companions bring independence and confidence to those who are blind or visually impaired. Let's honor their incredible impact today! 🦮
We love the work that Guide Dogs for the Blind does and proudly offer discounted services to accredited guide dogs. To learn more about this amazing organization visit the link below.
https://www.guidedogs.com/about-guide-dogs-for-the-blind/meet-guide-dogs-for-the-blind
April is dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers of heartworm disease. Prevention is key! Give us a call at 541-341-6558 to learn more about the best method of prevention for your pet. ❤️
https://edgewoodanimalclinic.com/news/heartworm-awareness
Calling rockstar Veterinary Technicians! Are you passionate about animal welfare and nurturing the human-animal bond? Do you believe client education is the key to ensuring our pets live happy and healthy lives? If so, Edgewood Animal Clinic wants YOU on our team! We are currently hiring for a CVT or experienced assistant. Navigate to the "Careers" tab on our website (linked below) to find more details on how to apply. https://edgewoodanimalclinic.com/
Today is . 🌎 Spaying and neutering not only contribute to the health and longevity of our pets but also play an important role in building healthier communities. 🐾 If you have questions or would like to schedule a spay/neuter appointment for your furry friend, we're here to help! Give us a call at 541-341-6558.
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Eugene, OR
97405
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