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11/09/2024

Our dog was afraid to go to the vet. We would drive up in the parking lot and he would get nervous and whimper. Once in the office he would get vocal when they came near him. We had to muzzle him and eventually medicate him to get his yearly shots and bloodwork, (and that didn't even work). It got to the point where they wanted us to put him under anesthesia because he was so difficult to deal with. We felt there had to be someone out there that could work with him without doing that. We found Dr. Carlos and his assistant Heather and what a miracle!! They came to the house and it was a matter of 5 minutes and everything was done. No muzzle no anesthesia. We are so thankful and would highly recommend them to everyone. Prompt, professional and very kind! We thank you very much, Jen & Fred Jen Villegas

11/08/2024

- Today's headlines:
- H5N1 antibodies found in samples from asymptomatic dairy farm workers
- Veterinary Medicine update:
- Minimally invasive procedure used to treat dog's chylothorax
- Veterinarians volunteer at makeshift clinic after devastating floods in Spain
- 75 hair ties removed from spaniel's stomach
- Animal news:
- Scientists discover mechanism behind the wet dog shake
- Veterinarian warns against keeping wild animals as pets
- Policy watch:
- Midlevel veterinary practitioner role to be created in Colorado
- Job outlook for veterinary practitioners in Colorado
- Around the office:
- Salary gap for new veterinarians narrows
- AVMA today:
- Coping with the loss of a pet
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11/07/2024

- New funding awarded to University of Guelph for poultry health and safety research
- Raccoons in Outer Banks test positive for distemper
- AVMA offers scholarships for vet tech mentoring
- Vampire bats found to metabolize amino acids for energy
- Honey shows potential as a pollution monitoring tool
- Llamas and alpacas bring joy to travelers at Portland airport
- Colorado voters possibly pass Prop 129
- Tips on addressing election results calmly in the workplace
- AVMA highlights careers in veterinary technology in new brochure
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11/06/2024

1. A recent study found similarities between the aging brains of cats and humans, showing the importance of animal health research.

2. The FDA Science Board gains a unique perspective with the addition of a veterinarian to their team.

3. A new medication, famciclovir, is showing promise in helping kittens recover from respiratory disease.

4. A new technique for monitoring the vital signs of anesthetized rhinos may be applied to other animals as well.

5. Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) has been found in backyard flocks in two Washington counties.

6. Two healthy kits have been born to a cloned black-footed ferret, giving hope for the endangered species.

7. A Memphis animal shelter is seeking help due to overcrowding.

8. Learning to manage emotions can prevent triggering negative reactions.

9. The AVMA offers a free guide to help pet owners prepare for emergencies.

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11/05/2024

• Today's top story: A new veterinary vaccine program aims to improve global food security.
• Veterinary medicine update: Evidence suggests that calcium propionate may be a racehorse performance enhancer. Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) has been found in captive deer in New York, and cows prefer gentle handling from happy farmers. Phibro has acquired Zoetis' medicated feed additive line.
• Animal news: A Colorado fire department now stocks emergency response kits for pets. Internet sensation pygmy hippo Moo Deng has competition.
• Policy watch: The 5th Circuit Court has ruled that a veterinarian's emailed advice is protected speech. The US Fish and Wildlife Service has announced a conservation plan to protect endangered bats' habitats.
• Around the office: Creating a website has become easier with GoDaddy's new API.
• AVMA today: Learn more about caring for a senior pet.
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11/04/2024

- TOP STORY: Learn about the proposal for Colorado's veterinary practitioner program from AVMA's EVP
- VETERINARY MEDICINE UPDATE: Stay informed on the latest news, including a human tularemia case in Boulder County, CO and the potential for H5N1 to cause a pandemic
- ANIMAL NEWS: A handsome bat could be a great Quidditch seeker and a rabbit sanctuary needs pumpkin donations for sick bunnies
- POLICY WATCH: Read about the shortage of RFID ear tags for cattle and bison producers
- AROUND THE OFFICE: Tips for managing stress in your veterinary team
- HOT TOPICS: Learn about the signs and treatment of Addison's disease in pets, the Marburg outbreak, AI detecting canine heart murmurs, Rowan University's new veterinary school, and the use of probiotics for pet obesity
- AVMA TODAY: Find resources on canine infectious respiratory disease complex from the AVMA.
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11/04/2024

🐾❤️ We had an amazing Saturday teaming up with to provide essential care for our furry friends at the in ! 🎉

Huge shoutout to , , and the awesome vets from for joining forces to support pets in need. Together, we’re proving that every pup deserves a little love and care—because happy pets equal happy humans! 🐶✨

Let’s keep spreading the love in our community! Who’s in for our next outreach? 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️

11/02/2024

🚨💊 Heads up, friends! The DEA is warning us about the rise of sneaky online pharmacies selling counterfeit pills (think fake oxycodone and Xanax) that look as legit as your favorite pizza place! 🍕🤨

Those websites may have 24/7 support and rave reviews, but they're more like a bad infomercial than your trusted local pharmacist. 💔

If you want to avoid ending up with “mystery pills,” stick to pharmacies you know and trust. Let’s keep our community safe and informed!

Stay smart, stay safe! ❤️

11/01/2024

Cancer in pets is becoming more treatable thanks to advancements in early diagnosis and treatment. Neoplasia refers to uncontrolled cell growth, leading to benign (non-cancerous) and malignant (cancerous) tumors. About 1 in 4 dogs will develop a tumor in their lifetime, with nearly half of dogs over 10 years old facing cancer. Diagnosis includes medical history, physical exams, imaging, and biopsies.

While cancer prevention is tough, avoiding secondhand smoke and spaying/neutering can help reduce risks. Signs of cancer include swelling, bleeding, difficulty breathing, and unexplained weight changes.

Treatment options vary and may include surgery, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy. Early detection enhances management and success rates of cancer treatments.

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11/01/2024

- Today's headlines include updates on veterinary medicine, animal news, and AVMA resources
- Top story discusses Addison's disease in animals and its treatment
- Tips for managing aggressive cats and advocating for more testing among farmworkers for avian influenza
- Zoo Atlanta opens new animal health center for improved care
- Good news about growing Indiana bat populations and their mental mapping abilities
- Researchers explain the benefits of studying unusual model organisms
- AVMA forum discusses the role of AI in the veterinary field
- AVMA resources available for addressing cancer in pets
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10/31/2024

- Today's headlines include top story about H5N1 found in pig on Oregon farm
- Eight dairies in Utah quarantined for H5N1 cases
- USDA launches bulk milk testing program nationwide
- AI technology can detect canine heart murmurs with 90% accuracy
- Cat brings home mouse with rare zoonotic virus
- It's important to keep an eye on your dog when closing up camp
- Many species, including humans, enjoy alcohol
- Social ties among animals diminish with age but offer health benefits
- Hedgehog populations are in danger
- AVMA conducting study to improve engagement with veterinary technicians
- Call for participants in upcoming AVMA event
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10/31/2024

🐾🏥 Hey pet parents! Ever tried explaining your pet’s quirks to a robot? 🤖 That’s why we prefer a personal touch! At Healmobile Vets, we believe in superb care that doesn’t come from Wall Street but from real hearts. ❤️ Our experienced vets know your furry friends inside out—like that one time Fluffy stole your sandwich! 😂

Choose a veterinary partner that cares like you do. Check out our online pharmacy and let’s bond over those adorable pet moments! 🌟

🐶 Visit us: https://healmobile.vetsfirstchoice.com/
📞 Text: 904-345-0062

10/30/2024

- Halloween can be a spooky time for pets, so it's important to take precautions to keep them safe.
- Bats may have a bad reputation, but they are actually cool and have complex social lives.
- Urban legends about black cats and Halloween still influence some adoption policies.
- The iconic horror figure, Frankenstein's monster, may make a comeback.
- A mysterious creature was caught on a zoo's trail cam, leaving animal experts puzzled.
- The full moon can be both friend and foe to nocturnal predators like werewolves.
- Salem witch hunters also targeted "devil dogs."
- A loyal cat has patrolled the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse for 150 years.
- An owl that used to terrorize trail users is now helping enact positive change.
- Dogs and their owners have a howling good time at Halloween parades.
- Will a legendary ghostly white raven make another appearance in Anchorage?
- The AVMA offers tips to make Halloween safer for pets.

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10/30/2024

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🌟 Exciting news for homeless pet owners! Healmobile Vets, JVMS, and Streetdog Coalition are hosting a FREE vaccine clinic for unhoused individuals' pets this Saturday, Nov. 2nd. Join us at the Sulzbacher Center from 9 AM to 12 PM. Don't miss this opportunity!

10/29/2024

• The top story discusses the potential transmission of H5N1 bird flu from a dairy worker to human and animal lung cells, with deadly consequences for ferrets.
• In veterinary medicine, new research suggests that probiotics may help in managing pet obesity.
• Ohio is investing $72 million to build a new veterinary diagnostic lab.
• A veterinary dentist successfully repaired an elephant's tusk at a zoo in Kansas.
• A rabid bat was found near a Petco store in Oceanside, California.
• In animal news, National Cat Day highlights important feline research.
• A cat brings joy to a community in North Carolina after a devastating flood.
• The USDA has issued grants to support rural veterinary care.
• The AVMA and other veterinary groups oppose the creation of a midlevel practitioner position.
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10/29/2024

Halloween is a fun time of year for children and adults. But all the decorations, costumes and candy can make it a scary holiday for dogs and cats.

10/28/2024

- Today's headlines include news on efforts to track avian influenza outbreaks and the opening of a new veterinary school at Rowan University.
- Veterinary Medicine Update highlights Cal Poly's pet clinics and the recent Marburg outbreak caused by animal-to-human transmission.
- Animal News discusses proper care for pet fish, bird migration patterns, and the heartwarming reunion of a dog and its owner after 4 years.
- Around the Office offers tips for small businesses seeking loans.
- Hot Topics covers a new vaccine for dogs and warnings against purchasing "designer" cats.
- AVMA Today introduces a new CE series focused on bringing technology to veterinary practices.

10/28/2024

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"Attention all pet owners in ! Save time by sending us your pet's medical records and we'll organize them for you! 🐾✨ Plus, enjoy a little with our joke of the day: How does a dog stop a TV show? He presses "paws"! 🐶📺😄 "

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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren Crafted a compelling letter to veterinary consolidators, inquiring about their financials and the rationale behind escalating veterinary care costs. Addressing concerns of monopolistic practices and prioritizing profits over pet well-being. HIGHLIGHTS: 1. Veterinary clinics seen as "recession-proof investment" exploiting pet owners' love, leading to 60% price hikes since 2014. 2. Private equity firms prioritize profits over customers, akin to healthcare takeovers, raising concerns over pet care affordability. 3. Rising pet care costs causing financial stress for over 90% of pet owners, potentially limiting access to veterinary care. 4. Calls for antitrust actions against serial consolidations in veterinary care industry to protect consumers and veterinarians. 5. FTC and Congress urged to address industry consolidation through decisive measures like the Stop Wall Street Looting Act. LINKhttps://www.warren.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/warren_blumenthal_letter_to_jab_holdings_re_veterinary_clinics.pdf #veterinarymedicine #politics

We recently became members of the IVPA (Independent Veterinary Practitioner Association). This decision aligns with our commitment to local communities. Unlike clinics influenced by wall street, we prioritize long-term relationships over maximizing profits. Our focus is on providing quality care and building lasting connections. We cherish the chance to serve in our mobile vet clinic, offering a personal touch instead of a sterile corporate setting. #shoplocal #IVPA #mobilevet #stjohnscounty #staugustine #dogbreeder #shoplocal @followers

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Hey there, animal lover! We know you love your furry friends and we want to help you take care of them. That's why we offer mobile vet clinics that can spay and neuter your pets quickly and easily. We're also experts in cutting the ovaries off of animal overpopulation, so you can feel good knowing that your pet is taken care of. Watch this video to see what our mobile vet clinic is like and how we're helping to reduce the number of animals without homes. In this video, we are preparing to spay and neuter 20 cats at a shelter.

Healmobile Vets specializes in dental care, microchipping, parasite control, spay/neuter, and vaccination in the comfort of your home. With our convenient online pharmacy, you will save time and your pet will dodge anxiety. Request an appointment today https://www.healmobile.biz/appointment or text us at 9043450062