Meadow Creek Veterinary Clinic

04/12/2022

Please do not come to the clinic today!!! We have huge drifts at the clinic and house and are telling people to stay home! Please call us before even attempting to come to the clinic!

04/07/2020

Excellent article with good science behind it - remember everything you read on the internet is not true.

Scientists are still trying to understand which animals may be susceptible to the new coronavirus. Much is unknown, but there’s no evidence so far that pets can spread the virus to people.

04/06/2020

Here's an important reminder from one of our FAQ images - Can pets spread COVID-19 to people?

Additionally, there is no reason to remove pets from homes even if COVID-19 has been identified in members of the household, unless there is risk that the pet itself is not able to be cared for appropriately. During this pandemic emergency, pets and people each need the support of the other and veterinarians are there to support the good health of both. https://bit.ly/34bXBJg

03/25/2020

Lila Masters

ANIMALS AND COVID-19

Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses. Some coronaviruses cause cold-like illnesses in people, while others cause illness in certain types of animals, including cattle and horses.

As concern continues to climb over the novel coronavirus outbreak, we want to reassure you that there is no evidence at this time that companion animals, including pets, can spread COVID-19 or that they might be a source of infection in the United States. Please keep in mind that this is a rapidly evolving situation, and information will be updated as it becomes available.

The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) still recommends that you limit contact with animals if you are confirmed to have the coronavirus, but please don't abandon them in fear they become a source of infection.
You can read the AVMA's FAQs for pet owners here:https://www.avma.org/sites/default/files/2020-03/covid-19-faq-pet-owners_031520.pdf

For more information about the differences in equine coronavirus (ECoV) and COVID-19, view the Equine Disease Communication Center's comparison here:http://www.equinediseasecc.org/Content/ContentDocs/Equine%20Coronavirus%20from%20EDCC-updated%203.23.20.pdf
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03/25/2020

ANIMALS AND COVID-19

Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses. Some coronaviruses cause cold-like illnesses in people, while others cause illness in certain types of animals, including cattle and horses.

As concern continues to climb over the novel coronavirus outbreak, we want to reassure you that there is no evidence at this time that companion animals, including pets, can spread COVID-19 or that they might be a source of infection in the United States. Please keep in mind that this is a rapidly evolving situation, and information will be updated as it becomes available.

The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) still recommends that you limit contact with animals if you are confirmed to have the coronavirus, but please don't abandon them in fear they become a source of infection.
You can read the AVMA's FAQs for pet owners here:https://www.avma.org/sites/default/files/2020-03/covid-19-faq-pet-owners_031520.pdf

For more information about the differences in equine coronavirus (ECoV) and COVID-19, view the Equine Disease Communication Center's comparison here:http://www.equinediseasecc.org/Content/ContentDocs/Equine%20Coronavirus%20from%20EDCC-updated%203.23.20.pdf
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03/23/2020

The World Small Animal Veterinary Association reassures pet owners following the news that a dog in Hong Kong, quarantined after it had tested positive for SARSCoV-2, has died. There is no evidence that the dog contracted COVID-19, nor that it could have passed the viral cause to another human or an...

02/28/2020

MCVC would like to welcome Luke Eldredge Strong to the family and congratulate Stacy Strong and Mike Strong on a beautiful baby boy!!!

02/24/2020

Due to Stacys baby trying to be an “early bird” - full grooming is not available. Baths, nail trims, de shedding, and a**l gland expression is still available - if you trust Eli😹

11/18/2019

A great reminder for this holiday season!!!

06/16/2019

Found dog on N Meadow Creek rd, sweet nice dog, 1/2 blue Left eye, crusty right eye - unknown s*x at this time. If you know who this is please call 682-5600.

03/09/2017

Came home tonight and found these beautiful flowers left by the wonderful Dr Eileen White of White and White Veterinary Hospital just because Wednesday was a great day to give flowers! I am so grateful to have Eileen as a colleague and friend! Eileen doesn't do Facebook and probably won't see my post so if you see her tell her the Meadow Creek Vet Clinic flowers were gorgeous and appreciated!

12/18/2016

I don't remember which surgery this was but I do miss Dr Mann! Dr. Mann was a fabulous vet and wonderful human, I was extremely blessed to have him as a neighbor, friend, and mentor. You are missed Dave!

Dr. Cashman with Dr. M assisting in surgery.

01/26/2016

Meet Gracie, she is a diabetic 8 year old spayed female cat who needs a loving forever home. She likes to hide in small spaces, a bit scared of dogs but will get along with other cats after an adjustment period. Gracie may come off a bit frightened at first but once she has settled in she is a very loving vocal cat. She does require special food and insulin injections every morning and night. Gracie would probably prefer to be the only animal in the house. Please contact the clinic with any questions and adoption information.

12/31/2015

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This cutie showed up at a ranch nearby today - does anyone know who she is? I am sure someone is missing her! Please call the clinic if you know her name or who her owner is! Thanks!

05/03/2015

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02/02/2015

February is Pet Dental Month! What are you doing at home to help fight dental disease in your pets?

12/03/2014

We had to say goodbye to one of the best patients at Meadow Creek Vet Clinic tonight. Moose was a true gentle giant with a humongous heart of gold! Even though he weighed in at 150 lbs and was larger than some ponies you never had to fear him - only his glue-like slobber (that was difficult to remove!) Moose helped many a patient at MCVC by donating the abundance of blood he had and he never tired of playing with cats or other much smaller dogs! Thank you Moose for blessing all of us here at MCVC with your wonderful presence and special light!

12/02/2014

How about we do a photo share of your pets? Comment photos of your fur babies below.

11/08/2013

Totter is a neutered male Chesapeake Retriever, we believe him to be around 8 years old. When Totter was relinquished to us he had a tumor on one of his kidneys, that tumor has since been removed and he is back to acting like a puppy. He is a loving dog that gets along well with all people and other dogs. He came from a multi dog household and enjoys playing and romping around with other dogs. All of his medical and vaccination expenses will be paid for when received at Meadow Creek Veterinary Clinic. If you are interested in meeting Totter please stop by Meadow Creek Veterinary Clinic or if you would like more information you can contact us at (406)682-5600

08/29/2013

Found this one recently and had to add it!

08/28/2013

Entrepreneur Zoe starts to make her millions! Get 'em while they're hot at MCVC!

08/20/2013

Clinic rat named Matt. Used to be a cat.

08/15/2013

This is Totter. He needs a home. Neutered male chesapeake retriever eager to please.

08/08/2013

Looking for a good home for an older neutered male chesapeake bay retriever. Super friendly! Likes to get out and exercise, often without his owner. He's a huge fan of our clinic, which he visits often. Give us a call if you are looking for a new friend.

07/31/2013

We've recently started carrying some toys from West Paw Design where they use recycled and recyclable materials in all of their products. We'll even be carrying seasonal toys for dogs and cats.

Driven by a passion for pets and the joy they bring, West Paw Design seeks the most innovative designs using the best possible materials, resulting in a meaningful value for our customers.

07/31/2013

04/17/2013

New in Stock! Pet Odor Exterminator Candles, it's what we use at the clinic when things get stinky. 70 hours of burn time for under $10! We have a variety of scents to chose from.

02/26/2013

Just a few more days to take advantage of February Dental Month and 10% off dental procedures.

02/20/2013

Before and After dental prophylaxis (cleaning).

02/14/2013

Hunter soaking up some love in his new home.

02/12/2013

Did you know that tennis balls are amongst the top suspects in dogs with worn teeth?

Chewing tennis balls can wear teeth down exposing their pulp. This exposure into the root ca**l can cause an abscess and is very painful.

There are many causes for worn teeth in a dog or cat. The most common is pruritis (itching and chewing), because hair is very abrasive. This will commonly cause severe wearing of the incisors, although the canines can also be affected.

02/08/2013

Treating your dog or cat can be the answer to daily dental care.
Some of the products we offer: Hills Prescription Diet t/d, C.E.T. Enzymatic Oral Hygiene Chews in a variety of sizes for dogs and cats, C.E.T. Toothpaste in beef or poultry flavors, Science Diet Small & Toy breed Oral Care treats, and tooth brushes.

02/07/2013

02/05/2013

If your pets teeth looks like this. It's time for a dental cleaning.
It's Pet Dental Month and we are offering 10% off dental procedures during the month of February.
Dr. Jen and Tech Jen will check out your pets teeth for free. Schedule a dental check up today.