Java's Veterinary Center

03/31/2024

https://www.earth.com/news/holiday-dangers-keeping-your-pets-safe-on-easter-weekend/

During holiday celebrations, pets face unfamiliar dangers due to changes in environment, the introduction of hazardous decorations and plants

03/31/2024

Happy Easter!
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03/09/2024

Have you and your pets visited us recently? Please leave us a review about your visit! Did you notice things that need to be improved, questions, concerns? We appreciate your feedback! We know the facility is small and we are planning to expand in the near future. Thank you to all of the wonderful clients AND patients who have welcomed Dr. Hagelund and Kathryn with open arms, we appreciate you all!

03/09/2024

Warmer weather brings unwanted guests! Know your pets, and make sure they are protected!

Learn about the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for lyme disease in dogs on vcahospitals.com -- your trusted resource for pet health information.

03/09/2024

Have you noticed these symptoms in your dog? Lyme disease and Anaplasmosis are prevalent in this area! Though these infections are treatable, if left untreated may be fatal for your beloved pet. If you notice any of these symptoms please have your pets tested before it is too late. Also remember prevention is important! The best line of defense is prevention and protection! Please monitor your fur babies for these symptoms.

https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/lyme-disease-in-dogs

Anaplasmosis is a tickborne disease caused by the infectious bacterial organism Anaplasma phagocytophilum. It is transmitted through bites of the deer tick (also known as the black-legged tick) and western black-legged tick.

02/08/2024

We are now offering Thimerosal free Rabies Vaccines!

Merial launches IMRAB 3 TF in individual-dose packages.

01/20/2024

As we move forward and open our schedule to the public, it is important we address this as we take it very seriously. Though our commitment to the public and thier pets is our priority, we continue to observe unacceptable behavior towards veterinary staff. We recognize that this is a stressfull time for pet owners, for various reasons but that is not an excuse to treat those caring for your pets poorly. We are here to help.

As a result, our practice will be implementing a zero-tolerance policy for rude, demanding, abusive, and or disrespectful behavior of clients towards staff members. If such behaviors are observed by our staff either in person, via telephone or social media you will be given your pet’s records and asked to seek medical services elsewhere, there will be no further consideration or appeals process. Thank you in advance for you cooperation.

01/19/2024

https://www.vetvoice.com.au/articles/hills-kindness-and-respect/

Remember that just prior to seeing your pet, the veterinarian may have just been treating a seriously ill pet, or they may have performed a euthanasia of someone’s much loved pet. So be kind, considerate and respectful during every interaction with the veterinary team.

01/19/2024

Taking advantage of proper preventive care can help your cat live a longer, healthier, and happier life. Annual exams are a vital part of your cat's health and allow your veterinarian to check over your pet and allow you to have an open dialogue about possible health concerns.

01/19/2024

Taking advantage of proper preventive care can help your dog live a longer, healthier, and happier life. Annual exams are a vital part of your dog's health and allow your veterinarian to check over your pet and allow you to have an open dialogue about possible health concerns.

01/19/2024

Avoiding illness is always better than treating it. Creating a preventative health care plan for your cat will help your cat live a long, healthy life.

01/19/2024

Preventive healthcare guidelines have been developed to help your dog live healthier, longer, and happier lives. Veterinary teams and dog owners should work together to ensure the best care possible for your dog.

01/18/2024

The new year has brought new and wonderful opportunites to our practice and the surrounding community. We are excited to announce that Dr. Lydia Hagelund and her senior veterinary technologist, team manager Kathryn Barrett will now be practicing out of our clinic. This year will be a transition phase that will eventually lead to new ownership of Java's Veterinary Center. In the coming months we will be able to offer in house diagnostics, radiology consultation, and much more. Even better yet, Dr. Hagelund is now seeing new patients! Call us at 315-764-8387 or 315-764-0121 to schedule your appointment and get your fury friends established with a new and integrative veterinary clinic!