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Join us in celebrating Elizabeth's birthday today! She's an invaluable member of our clinic, handling everything from reception to assisting our Vets to paperwork with finesse. We couldn't imagine our workplace without her. Have a fantastic day, Elizabeth, and here's to many more!
Fido's smooches leaving you gagging? Fear not, fellow pet parents! These dental chews will have you barking with joy and your wallet wagging, on sale now for just $10.00!
Unlock the magic of summer with our brand-new collection of revitalizing scents! And when you're ready to cozy up for fall, indulge in our carefully-crafted selection of autumnal fragrances sure to evoke a sense of warmth and comfort in your home. Take advantage of our buy-two-get-one-free offer and start your seasonal transition today!
Don't make him ask twice.
Regular checkups are crucial for a cat's health and wellbeing. National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day is the perfect time to book your cat's yearly checkup. Be prepared for the appointment with our handy checklist to reduce the stress typically associated with vet visits. Download the checklist at https://bit.ly/3LzBVNK.
Phew! It's hot outside, but our summer sale is even hotter! Get 3 candles for the price of 2 and keep your home smelling fresh as a daisy (or your favorite scent)!
Our 1st clinic outing at Pike Veterinary Services was a success!
Do you have a cat that gets a little too spicy when it’s time for those yearly annual visits to see their doctor? Swing by the clinic before their appointment and pick up a spicy cat pack to help make thier trip less stressful!
🥵Hot temperatures and exercising outside can lead to dehydration.🐶🐱
Do you know how to protect your pet? Read more: https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4951322
We were made aware via Facebook post this morning that Dr. Davis will be opening his own practice and is no longer affiliated with Pike Veterinary Services. Please understand we were are just as surprised as you may be. Our clients are at the forefront of our minds and we will work diligently to reschedule any appointments previously scheduled with Dr. Davis. We very much appreciate the support this community has shown us over the past 12 years and value our clients. We look forward to meeting your veterinary needs in the future. Please call the clinic directly if you need assistance (270) 786-5545.
Come by today and pick up your candles and car fresheners! Candles are $12/each or 2 for $20.00 and Car fresheners are $4/each or 2 for $6.00
While supplies last… Science Diet Canine and Feline Food is 50% OFF! *excludes Hills prescription line*
The 'Pet of the Day' award has been bestowed upon Miss June, a small but fierce feline with a mighty meow.
We are delighted to welcome Lauren back to our team! Her absence was deeply felt, and we are eager to benefit from her contributions once again.
Veterinary Appreciation Day is a special day to express gratitude to all veterinarians and veterinary professionals for their dedication to the health and wellness of our beloved animal companions. This day is celebrated on June 18th every year.
Thank you Jamie Ash from Exp reality for this sweet treat on a hot day!
Happy National Donut Day everyone
We will be closing early today at 12:00PM. We will reopen tomorrow at 7:30AM.
We have this precious little girl at the clinic needing her forever home. We are estimating her age at around 4-5 weeks. Give us a call here at the clinic if you would like to adopt this precious baby.
This dog is on highway 314 between hiseville and center, acts very friendly but doesn’t have any identification, looking for the owner
Say goodbye to lingering pet odors and hello to the warmth of summer with our new summer scented candles. Hurry in today and grab your favorite scent before they're gone!
Is your pet's coat looking dull and lifeless? Our clinic offers chews that contain EPA & DHA, as well as green lipped mussel and eggshell membrane to help restore your pet's coat to its natural health and shine. Suitable for both dogs and cats!
We had a case today that involved a 6 year old female dog that came to the clinic with a possible urinary tract infection. Upon physical examination, Dr. Dooley recommended an xray of the abdomen and on the xray you can see several large bladder stones. We did surgery to remove those stones and patient is recovering well.
What are the clinical signs of bladder stones?
The most common signs that a dog has bladder stones are hematuria (blood in the urine) and dysuria (straining to urinate). Hematuria occurs because the stones rub against the bladder wall, irritating and damaging the tissue and causing bleeding. Dysuria may result from inflammation and swelling of the bladder wall or the urethra (the tube that transports the urine from the bladder to the exterior of the body), from muscle spasms, or from a physical obstruction of urine flow.
Large stones may act almost like a valve or stopcock, causing an intermittent or partial obstruction at the neck of the bladder, the point where the bladder attaches to the urethra. Small stones may flow with the urine into the urethra where they can become lodged and cause an obstruction. If an obstruction occurs, the bladder cannot be emptied fully; if the obstruction is complete, the dog will not be able to urinate at all. If the obstruction is not relieved, the bladder may rupture.
A complete obstruction is potentially life threatening and requires immediate emergency treatment. A urinary obstruction will usually be recognized in a dog that is straining to urinate without producing any urine, or is only producing small squirts of urine.
Dippy had a fantastic day at the clinic with his mom. He was on his best behavior and showed everyone how well-behaved he is.
Lily of the valley (Convallaria spp) are popular plants that have been associated with happiness, joy, luck, and prosperity. It is easy to see why with their beautiful, white, bell-shaped blooms. The blooms are also highly fragrant. Though beautiful, this plant is dangerous for cats, dogs, and horses. Ingestion of plant material, including roots, can cause upset stomach as well as an irregular heartbeat, low blood pressure, and possibly neurologic signs such as disorientation or seizures. The best practice is to keep your pets away from this toxic plant.
Pike Veterinary Services is looking for another person to join our team. The position available is a full time position. This person will be working with large animals, cattle 90% of the time. They will be assisting a veterinarian at the clinic and on the road. Hours may vary but will mostly be from 7:30-4:30 Monday through Friday except on Tuesday. On Tuesday’s the hours will be from 11:00 am until when we are finished at the stockyard in Sonora. This person will also be responsible for working at the stockyard in Campbellsville one Saturday per month. Pay is dependent on experience and abilities. I will not reply to messages sent that ask what the pay is. If you are interested you can send a Facebook message or you can call the clinic and leave your name and a good call back number. The clinic number is 270-786-5545.
6425 South Jackson Highway
Horse Cave, KY
42749
| Monday | 7:30am - 4:30pm |
| Tuesday | 7:30am - 4:30pm |
| Wednesday | 7:30am - 4:30pm |
| Thursday | 7:30am - 4:30pm |
| Friday | 7:30am - 4:30pm |
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