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Dr.Carrs Dog & Cat Repair

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Dr.Carrs Dog & Cat Repair

If you need to reach us after hours you can call us at 480-803-6420 and we will get back to you as soon as we can!

We practice veterinary medicine comprehensively and optimistically, striving to educate and empower our clients to make the best decisions regarding the welfare of their pets. It is the greatest good fortune to not only love animals, but to know something about them. ~James Herriot

04/26/2022

We are currently in need of towels, potty pads, and blankets. We would appreciate any donations. There has been an increase in Parvo positive puppies. Sanitation is very important when dealing with this very contagious disease. Therefore, we have had to discard our current supply. Thank you in advance!

04/18/2022

Meet Batman! Batman is a 14 year old Domestic shorthair cat who has had challenges with diabetes for a long time. When he was originally rescued by his owners, he had a reputation of being a villain; a tough guy. He was even accused by a neighbor of eating their chihuahua! After he was neutered, he stayed closer to home, although he still fought off advances from neighborhood cats, and even an owl!. As he got older, he developed diabetes, and problems with his vision secondary to the diabetes, and now lives the comfortable life of an indoor cat, getting cuddles and love.

Batman has had lots of challenges with his diabetes, like many diabetic cats, we have struggled to regulate his insulin levels, and have tried a variety of techniques to control his disease. We eventually settled on a combination of insulins which has finally seemed to do the trick. Congratulations, Batman, on being selected POTM!

03/16/2022

Meet Ra, our March Pet of the Month. Ra is a 6 year old BIG male Cane Corso. He is the descendant of champions. His owner, who is a former law enforcement officer, originally obtained Ra to be a protector of his family while he was away and Ra fulfills that mission, but as you can see, he is also a big love. He enjoys long walks, playing with the kids in the irrigation, and challenging the neighbor’s bull if he gets a chance.

So why is Ra our Pet of the Month? He presented because he was dripping blood from his p***s. Examination revealed that his prostate gland was enlarged and painful and he was diagnosed with prostatitis. Antibiotics were prescribed and neutering was recommended. The owners had originally intended to breed Ra because of his champion blood lines, but when it was recommended that he be neutered to treat his disease, they did not hesitate. The surgery was performed, and Ra is now doing well. We selected him as our POTM not only because he is such a beautiful dog, but also because he demonstrates that neutering, even at an older age, has some rather dramatic health benefits. These benefits, though profound for male dogs, are even more important for females. Early spaying of female dogs can virtually eliminate the likelihood of their developing breast cancer later in life. Congratulations Ra! We’re glad you’re feeling better.

02/18/2022

TGIF❣️

02/16/2022

Our pet of the month for February is LB!
Meet LB, our February Pet of the Month! LB (short for Little Black) is an aged Cocker Spaniel who presented to us because he was drinking more water than he should. Except for significant periodontal disease, he was otherwise doing well. Laboratory evaluation showed that his kidneys were not working as well as they should have been. We hospitalized LB for treatment for his kidneys, but he was having none of it! He pulled his IV out multiple times and we eventually decided that it would be best to treat him at home. LB’s owner gave him fluids at home for a couple of weeks and his kidneys improved somewhat. But there was still his teeth. We anesthetized him and he had to have several teeth extracted. This set his kidneys back some and for a few days, he wasn’t feeling good at all. He eventually rallied and is now feeling pretty good.

So what can we learn from LB? First, is the value of lab work in the diagnosis and management of sick pets. Without the blood tests, we wouldn’t have known about his problems. Second, is that even though LB had some issues with his kidneys, we still were able to anesthetize him and help him with his serious dental problems. Even though it set him back some, in the long run, it has helped to make him more comfortable and to eat better. Many of us are reluctant to anesthetize or do surgery on older pets, and this is understandable, but LB is proof that anesthesia and surgery can be beneficial for older and even sick dogs. Congratulations, LB. We’re glad you’re feeling better.

02/09/2022

This cutie came in today for his second round of DHPP. He was the goodest boy🥰

02/02/2022

A heartworm positive dog came into the clinic today. If you watch the video carefully you can see the baby heartworms moving around.
So what is heartworm?? Heartworm disease is a serious disease that results in severe lung disease, heart failure, other organ damage, and death in pets, mainly dogs, cats, and ferrets. The worms are called “heartworms” because the adults live in the heart, lungs, and associated blood vessels of an infected animal. Heartworm can be transmitted from an infected mosquito.
When going into your vet ask about heartworm prevention today! It will cost less money to treat your pet over it’s whole life with prevention versus having to get your pet treated for the disease. Have questions? Give us a call!

01/06/2022

This poor kitty has seen multiple vets for an “ear infection” and was treated with multiple antibiotics and treatments. The polyp in his ear canal was obvious, but never addressed. This simple procedure should relieve his discomfort and cure his problem. Warning: this is a slightly graphic video.

12/27/2021

Feeling good after getting a dental.

12/24/2021

We will be closed tomorrow December 24th. We hope everyone has a safe and Merry Christmas! 🎅🏻🎄🎅🏻🎄🎅🏻🎄

12/13/2021

It’s beginning to look a lot like a Frenchie Christmas🎄🎅🏻🎄🎅🏻

12/02/2021

Meet Bella our December pet of the month!
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This month is a special month for Bella. It is her one year anniversary of her diagnosis with lymphoma. Lymphoma is a common form of cancer in both dogs and cats. Like most dogs with lymphoma, Bella presented with a swelling of her lymph nodes. Diagnosis of lymphoma requires biopsy of the affected area and blood tests; sometimes other tests such as abdominal ultrasound are required as well. Bella has been treated for her cancer with a variety of chemotherapy drugs and has done very well. Like many dogs treated with chemotherapy, Bella has had few complications. The potential for problems is real: 15% of dogs being treated with chemotherapy will have problems severe enough to require hospitalization, but most dogs don’t have major complications. Unlike people, dogs generally don’t lose their hair with chemotherapy. The most common complications are vomiting and diarrhea. Bella has had a treatment every three weeks for the past year. She is continuing to do well. At the one year mark with lymphoma, we like to give owners the option of continuing treatment or stopping. Bella’s owners have elected to discontinue her treatment. We hope that she continues to do well, but there is a small chance that her cancer will come back. Happy anniversary Bella!

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11/30/2021

Thank you everyone who donated food items during the month of November. All donations will be delivered to Saint Mary’s Food Bank today! We appreciate you all.
Now that it is Christmas time, our charity for December is Toys for Tots. Starting December 1st if you donate a new unwrapped toy your pet will receive a FREE TOE NAIL TRIM! All toys at the end of December will be donated to The Toys for Tots Foundation. Let’s give these kids a Christmas to remember. 🎄🎅🏻🎄🎅🏻

11/24/2021

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! We will be closed Thanksgiving day and Friday November 26th. Gobble till ya wobble!

11/08/2021

This month our charity is Saint Mary’s Food Bank. We are offering a free toe nail trim when you bring in a can of food or other non-perishable food item this month. Please help! We appreciate you all❤️

$This poor kitty fractured his hip jumping off of his cat tree. We did a procedure called a femoral head ostectomy to rem...$

11/08/2021

This poor kitty fractured his hip jumping off of his cat tree. We did a procedure called a femoral head ostectomy to remove the "ball" part of the ball and socket joint. He should do great!

11/06/2021

Check out our new Pet of the Month! Achilles! Petrepairaz.com

10/26/2021

The 10 rottie puppies have been born. They came yesterday for a visit. They are 3 days old now! All very cute🎃🎃🎃

10/25/2021

Last week of sp🎃🎃ky season. This little lady loved sitting in the candy bucket. 🎃🎃🎃

10/22/2021

This is Kayla. She is our Pima medical extern who is learning to be a vet tech. She has been with us now for 2 weeks and she is doing amazing. She is already drawing blood and setting IV catheters. We are all very proud of her and she is going to make a great vet tech one day! Happy vet tech week Kayla we are so proud of how far you have come so fast. 🐾❤️🐾

10/21/2021

This is Ally! She is our head certified vet tech. She has been a tech for 8 years. She has 4 dogs, 1 cat, and a pig! Her favorite animals are cows and pigs. Her favorite animals to work with are pit bulls and cats. She is great at critical care and setting IV catheters. She’s a great person to work with and we love her. Happy vet tech week Ally! We appreciate everything you do! 🐾💗🐾

10/20/2021

This is Kaitie! She is our technician/receptionist. She has been a technician for 3 years. She has one cat. Her favorite animal is a lemur. Her favorite animal to work with are cats. She’s great at blood draws and working fast. She’s a great person to work with and we love her! Happy vet tech week kaitie! We appreciate everything you do!❤️🐾

10/19/2021

This is Laurie! She is one of our technicians/receptionists. She has been a technician for 23 years. She has one cat and one dog. Her favorite animal is a sloth. Her favorite animals to work with are the misunderstood animals. She is great at emergencies and drawing blood fast! We love her and is such a great person to work with! Happy Vet Tech week Laurie! We appreciate you!💗🐾💗

10/18/2021

In honor of vet tech week we will be highlighting one of our techs everyday!

This is Karen! She has been a vet tech for 4 years now. She has two dogs, a bunny, and 4 turtles! Turtles are her favorite animal. Her favorite animal to work with are Rotties. She is great at restraining and acting fast in an emergency situation. She’s such a great person to work with and we all love her! Happy vet tech week Karen! We appreciate everything you do! ❤️🐾

10/17/2021

This week is Vet Tech Appreciation! They are the doctor's primary medical support person. They begin the examination procedure and continue to assist the doctor throughout the examination, diagnosis and treatment phases. They aid the doctors in achieving greater efficiency by relieving them of technical work and administrative detail. If you are coming in this week make sure to thank them!💗🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾💗

10/15/2021

Ultrasound of a pregnant mama dog. What you are seeing is one of her puppies heart beats❤️ Photo below of a radiograph of all the puppies🥰

10/14/2021

This little rottie puppy was diagnosed today with hydrocephalus. If you look at the ultrasound we did today the white parts are the brain and the black in the middle is fluid. Hydrocephalus is where there is an excess of cerebrospinal fluid that has leaked inside the dog's skull. This causes brain swelling and is often referred to as water on the brain. Increased pressure in the skull will press on the brain tissues and can lead to permanent brain damage. He will just need extra care though out his life.
He is the sweetest baby you’ll ever meet🤍🎃👻🖤

10/12/2021

What a good boy for his exam and so well trained! 🎃👻🎃👻

10/12/2021

This is dozer! He such a good boy every time he comes in. The whole clinic just loves him. Happy spookie season! 👻🎃👻🎃👻🎃

10/08/2021

Spooky time🎃👻🎃👻🎃👻🎃

Address

1762 South Greenfield Road Suite #106
Mesa, AZ
85206

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 1pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+14808415762

Website

https://petrepairaz.com/

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A heartworm positive dog came into the clinic today. If you watch the video carefully you can see the baby heartworms moving around. So what is heartworm?? Heartworm disease is a serious disease that results in severe lung disease, heart failure, other organ damage, and death in pets, mainly dogs, cats, and ferrets. The worms are called “heartworms” because the adults live in the heart, lungs, and associated blood vessels of an infected animal. Heartworm can be transmitted from an infected mosquito. When going into your vet ask about heartworm prevention today! It will cost less money to treat your pet over it’s whole life with prevention versus having to get your pet treated for the disease. Have questions? Give us a call!

Ultrasound of a pregnant mama dog. What you are seeing is one of her puppies heart beats❤️ Photo below of a radiograph of all the puppies🥰

Today is our soft grand opening!! With a full schedule! We are so excited! To make an appointment please download our app or call the hospital at 480-841-5762! Here’s a sneak peek of the hospital! Enjoy💕

Today is our soft grand opening!! With a fully booked schedule! We are so excited! To make an appointment please download our app or you can call the hospital at 480-841-5762. Here’s a little sneak peak of the hospital. Enjoy💕