CritterCare Mobile Veterinary Clinic

06/28/2024

Whiskey did so good today at work with me. Started to act like a Blue workin dog acts

06/14/2024

06/10/2024

Wow!
So here’s some food for thought 🤔🤔🤔

06/07/2024

What’s better than 1 blue dog 🤔
Two blue dogs 💖💖

04/30/2024

Feeling the Blues tonight 💖💖

04/21/2024

I came across this fantastic free online dog training workshop.
It helps regular dogs become as well-trained as service dogs.
I used it to train Whiskey and started seeing results within a week or so. It is amazing how easy and it is and Whiskey really loves it.
It's a pre-recorded workshop, so you can watch it any time. Just thought I'd post it here if this helps other fur baby parents out there!
Please share it so that lots of dog owners can benefit from this.
https://k9ti.org/r/Whiskeydog/free-workshop/

12/07/2023

Hey dog people, this is good to know💖

This is the second dog in the last two weeks that we’ve had come in to our hospital with this type of bone stuck around it’s mandible. Separate companies but the EXACT same design.

Please do NOT buy this type of bone for your pup! It’s not worth the risk. Luckily for this patient, our technician was able to wiggle it free but our previous patient was under general anesthesia for nearly a half hour while we went through every tool in our arsenal to saw through both sides of the bone safely.
Both dogs are lucky that they did not end up with lacerations or broken teeth.

12/02/2023

This is a good article to read about the unknown respiratory illness affecting dogs at this time.

Remember to always consult your veterinarian when you suspect your pet is not feeling well.

We personally are keeping our dogs home and not mingling with other dogs.

We have a geriatric dog with a heart condition and a puppy who is still receiving his puppy series of vaccines.

Reports of an "outbreak" of some as yet unidentified canine respiratory illness are scaring dog owners. But veterinarians and researchers aren't panicking.

11/30/2023

Remember if you must feed them
People food follow this list.

10/21/2023

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09/15/2023

This is a great thing to have.

If you have pets at home, you need this! 🐶❤
Shop Now => https://www.ourpetcard.com/products/emergency-pet-keyring-tag

If you (or someone you know) were involved in an emergency and were non-responsive for a few days, how would first responders know you have pets at home that need to be fed and let out?

This bright red durable keychain could solve that problem.

Learn more how each keychain helps abandoned animals here => https://www.ourpetcard.com/products/emergency-pet-keyring-tag

09/13/2023

Harmful for pets!!

09/12/2023

Haven’t tried them but I think I will.
If you have or do, please share your thoughts here. 🤔

09/04/2023

Sometimes all we have is our imagination, compassion and pray for a miracle.

Every veterinary practice has seen some pretty amazing healing take place 💖

08/31/2023

They are wondering if the Doctor is in?

08/16/2023

This is so sad and didn’t have to happen

Please never feed another person’s animals without permission 🙏

06/27/2022

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03/28/2022

This is one of my favorite clinics to teach.
I get to teach my with hubby and it is packed full of information all horse owners or people who work with horses need to know.

02/10/2022

If you have any questions regarding nutrition for your dog, please contact us for a consult appointment and we would be happy to discuss your dogs nutritional needs 💞

01/06/2022

A Knowledge is Power moment

Soaking feeds in freezing weather 💧❄️

We know that soaked feeds are best, but what about when the temperature drops and our soaked feed risks turning into a green iceberg? We have a few ideas!

• Use warm water to soak the feed – this makes soaking very much quicker so once there are no hard bits left and it is cool enough (comfortable to your hand) it’s ready to go;

• Wrap up the soaking feed with an old rug or pile hay around it. Even covering the tub with a feed sack helps;

• Add a measure of Summer Salt to the feed as salt lowers the temperature at which it will freeze;

• Take soaking feeds indoors. Even an unheated feed shed is better than being outside;

• Sit them on the muck heap with a feed bag anchored over the top;

• Your imagination will surely add to this list!

If you are feeding horses outside in very cold weather, put the feed in a sheltered place such as near a hedge or wall or in the field shelter. This is probably the place your horse is choosing to stand so check unobserved by them to see where they are finding the sheltered places.

Cold weather greatly increases the horse’s requirements, so be prepared, watch the weather forecast and put extra feed on to soak. Forage keeps them much warmer than grain-based feeds.

12/08/2021

He is going to be one heck of a nice horse 💞🐴💞
Handsome Harry; Mustang Ambassador for Heart Soul Horses Helping Humans.

11/07/2020

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10/10/2020

We are excited to announce to all of our existing clients we have officially launched our mobile app
Here are the links just download the app and you can start earing pet paw loyalty rewards, request prescription refills and so much more.
We look forward to you joining us on our new mobile app.

Play Store URL
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vet2pet.crittercaremobilevetclinic4047

App Store URL
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id1513067124

10/01/2020

Microchips can and do reunite lost pets with their families 💞

Last Tuesday, our ACO noticed a stray dog walking by a local business.
She tried to lure the dog with food and was able to get close, but not close enough.
She worked with an officer and realized a trap was needed.

After speaking with the employees at the business she was informed “Durango” (that’s what the employees had named him) and that he had been living at the business for 3 or more years and that he never bothered anyone.

ACO Smith contacted her rescue friends and asked for assistance in regard to setting the trap.

We were able to track Durango’s schedule throughout the week and on Friday, ACO Smith placed the trap in the right spot and at the end of the day when she went to get the trap, she was surprised to see he was in fact in the trap!

Once he was back at the shelter we checked for a tag and although he didn’t have one on his collar, but he did have a microchip.

After a little researching on social media and tracking down the phone numbers from the microchip we were able to locate Durango’s owner!

We learned his name was “Copper Chestnut” and his mom never once gave up on finding him.

She posted on social media every year in hopes to find him. (He even had on the SAME collar that he was wearing when he went missing!

We were happy to call and let her know that we had found her Copper.

His mom had been looking for him for the last 3 years and never once gave up hope, even after moving from Oologah and then to another town.

Copper traveled from Oologah to Collinsville over the course of the years.

His sweet personality never changed (his mom said he was always easy going).

We are happy to report that he is now home, and reunited with his fur sibilings and most important his MOM!

He will will be having surgery for the masses that are on his chest, but even though he was on his own for so long, his mom was happy to report on his blood work came back just fine.

We love when furkids are reunited with their owners.

PSA: Microchips save lives and help reunite lost pets and pet parents. They are inexpensive and extremely effective. If your pet already has a microchip, make sure it’s properly registered AND the information is current. If they don’t have one, why not? Check out Ward-Wiseman Animal Haven where you can get your microchip for 15$!

09/06/2020

For our clients who follow us on facebook, we have a new mobile app.
You can download it from your app store and do so many things right from your phone.
We have a fun Loyalty rewards program and you can order your prescriptions and make appointments.

09/06/2020

We have a new mobile app for our clients and it allows you to share your pets selfies with us and so much more things for your convenience.

My favorite activity is trail riding, and the weirdest thing I do is stand on my head.