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08/27/2024

Happy Belated Dog Day! We were too busy yesterday pampering our puppy patients to post!💕🐾

07/11/2024

Madame busy britches Rosie getting laser with Corrin

04/28/2024

04/28/2024

Ferrets love their remedies. No fights or frothing at the mouth.

03/31/2024

HAPPY EASTER! Only eggs for the critters and no chocolate despite their efforts at thievery!

02/05/2024

I love getting puppy breath and kisses over the years! Always good to check the litter after whelping for chiropractic imbalances! Thank you Garth and Lyle for the sugar💕🐾

12/31/2023

Happy New Year’s to all two and four legged! We will be closed New Year’s Day💕🐾🎉🍾

12/23/2023

Merry Christmas to our clients and their fur babies! We will be closed for Christmas.🐾💕🎅🏻🎄

11/30/2023

Please give if you can to the AHVMF. It funds research into acupuncture, herbs, nutrition and homeopathics for our pets!

American Holistic Veterinary Medical Foundation raises money for education and research in integrative holistic veterinary medicine

11/25/2023

THIS CAME FROM THE OREGON VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION ON NEW CANINE RESPIRATORY ILLNESS:

In light of multiple news reports recently about a canine respiratory illness of unknown origin in Oregon, we know that dog owners are concerned.

While over 200 cases of atypical canine respiratory disease have been reported by veterinarians to the Oregon Department of Agriculture, Dr. Stephen Kochis, the chief medical officer for the Oregon Humane Society, told the New York Times he does not want people to panic because this figure represents a small number of all the dogs in the state. “We are not seeing an uptick in respiratory disease outside of the ordinary expectation for pets that would get respiratory disease,” he said.

Officials in other states have reported similar canine illnesses. Along with the Oregon Department of Agriculture and the Oregon Veterinary Diagnostic Lab, veterinarians, scientists and laboratories in multiple states are studying the possible origins of this illness.

We know that dog owners want to keep their pets safe. We recommend that owners exercise caution—not worry. Respiratory illnesses caused by viruses or bacteria can occur in dog populations and these illnesses are often treatable. Symptoms of respiratory illness in canines may include coughing, sneezing, fever, nasal and/or eye discharge, loss of appetite, and lethargy. If your dog shows these symptoms, please contact your veterinarian.

We also encourage you to speak to your veterinarian about what vaccines are appropriate for your dog. These may include canine influenza, Bordetella and parainfluenza. Additionally, you may consider reducing contact with large numbers of unknown dogs such as at dog parks, dog day care and boarding. Avoid communal water bowls shared by multiple dogs. And, most importantly, if your dog is sick, isolate them at home and seek veterinary care.

PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US WITH QUESTIONS. WE ALSO HAVE SOME IMMUNE SUPPLEMENTS TO INCREASE YOUR DOGS DEFENSES AGAINST RESPIRATORY INFECTION IF THEY ARE HIGH RISK DUE TO TRAVEL, SHOWING, OR BOARDING. WE ALSO RECOMMEND: Avoiding nose to nose contact with strange dogs or at shows. Enter and exit show ring for performance promptly. Do not loiter indoors with large numbers of dogs.

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving to all our two and four legged friends!💕🦃🐾

11/01/2023

Watch out! Don’t make this kitty cross! Great Halloween costume though.🐾💕

10/31/2023

Happy Halloween! Pumpkin is no problem, but don’t share your chocolate with your pup!

10/21/2023

Frey Frey and Shiny Shines came over for more loves and cookies after their treatment. They are the real cookie monsters!🤣

08/11/2023

Mr. Slash looking too cool for school while getting his laser💕🐾

07/06/2023

When your sister won’t let you have your laser in peace and wants a second treatment, she has to wear a blindfold🤣🐾

06/21/2023

The American Holistic Veterinary Medical Foundation needs donations to keep research in holistic medicine for pets going. This includes acupuncture, chiropractic, homeopathy, herbs, gem therapy, laser, physical therapy, etc. Please give if you can.

American Holistic Veterinary Medical Foundation raises money for education and research in integrative holistic veterinary medicine

05/28/2023

“Grace Jordan” getting air to retrieve her squeaky toy.

05/19/2023

Princess Mitsy has arrived for her spa day! She loves to wander around the room first and then cuddle up for chiro and laser.

05/14/2023

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY TO MOMS OF BOTH TWO AND FOUR LEGGEDS!💕🐾🤣

03/24/2023

Happy National Puppy Day!

03/13/2023

In case anyone is feeding these, please stop and check with your veterinarian. We do not sell these brands.
More than 60 brands recalled

The supplements were sold in white bottles of 60 capsules under 62 different brand names at clinics, retailers, and online retailers such as Amazon and Chewy, according to the recall. The containers are labeled “lot 31133 EXP 04/13/23” and “lot 30837 EXP 10/26/22."

Here is the full list, along with impacted product codes, where applicable.

The recalled supplements were sold under several brand names.
Items are listed in order of brand name, product name, then UPC (if applicable):

Orlando Vets; Omega-V3 Softgels
All Creatures Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
All Veterinary Supply, INC; Omega-V3 Softgels
Jungle Pet; Skin+Coat Omega-3 Soft Gels; 85000395223
Animal Medical Clinic; Omega V3 Softgels; 169682510808
Animal Medical Clinic Melbourne Beach; Omega V3 Softgels
Animal Care Hospital; Omega-3 Fatty Acid Max Strength Soft Gels
Animal Medical Center; Omega-V3 Softgels
Barnes Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Brentwood Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Cherokee Trail Veterinary Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Clinton Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Clyde’s Animal Clinic; Omega-V3 Softgels
Coastal Animal Clinic; Omega-V3 Softgels
Columbia Hospital For Animals; Omega-V3 Softgels
Compassion Veterinary Clinic; Omega-V3 Softgels
Doc Ladue’s; Omega-V3 Softgels
Dogwood Veterinary Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Doral Centre Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Eagles Landing Veterinary Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Pet Health Solutions; Omega Caps; 814087005489
SPCA of North Brevard; Omega-V3 Soft Gels
LaVale Veterinary Hospital; Omega-V3 Soft Gels
Twin Maples; Omega-V3 Soft Gels
University Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Soft Gels
Venice Pines Veterinary Clinic; Omega-V3 Soft Gels
Lake Dow Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Soft Gels
MVH Mann Veterinary Hospital; Omega-V3 Soft Gels
All Paws Animal Clinic Royal Palm Beach; Omega-V3 Soft Gels
Bottle Tree Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Soft Gels
Brookwood Veterinary Clinic; Omega-V3 Soft Gels
Cleveland Park Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Soft Gels
Crown Heights Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Eagle’s Landing Veterinary Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
LVH Veterinary; Omega-V3 Softgels
Mt Orab Veterinary Clinic; Dr. Hayes’s Omega-V3 Soft Gels
Oak Tree Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Patterson Veterinary Hospital – Mason; Omega-V3 Softgels
Prospect Heights Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Smyth County Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Stateline Animal Clinic; Omega-V3 Softgels
The Pet Clinic of Urbana, LLC; Omega-V3 Softgels
Valdosta Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Viking Community Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Westbrook Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
My Pet Hospital; Omega-3 Soft Gels
North Shore Animal League America; Omega-V3 Softgels
NPC Northgate Pet Clinic; Omega-V3 Softgels
Northwest Tennessee Veterinary Services; Omega-V3 Softgels
Pawstruck.com; Omega-V3 Soft Gels; 850005963080
Perry Animal Clinic; Omega-V3 Softgels
Pleasant Plains Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Seiler Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Stratford Animal Health; Omega-V3 Softgels
Summerfields Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
SensoVet Animal Health Wellness; Advanced Omega-3 Softgel
University Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Vet4Bulldog; V4B Bully Fish oil omega-3 EFA; 603981565911
Waggin’ Wheel Vet Clinic; Omega-V3 Softgels
Wellsboro Small Animal Hospital Veterinary Medical Center; Omega-V3 Softgels
Wickham Road Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels
Wilton Manors Animal Hospital; Omega-V3 Softgels

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03/03/2023

Here is a good review of diet associated cardiomyopathy. I feel pulses and legumes (peas, chickpeas, lentils, pea protein, etc) in dog food are the biggest culprits and roots a much lower risk since they have been in foods for decades prior to this issue.

A new FDA update provides more information on diet-associated dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). While the specific cause is not yet known, the problem hasn’t gone away

02/16/2023

Mango was needing a rest while waiting for his senior brother, Melon, to finish his treatment and get his turn. Since he could not share the treatment bed with Melon, the goofball chose a head rest instead!🤣💕🐾

02/14/2023

Happy Valentine’s Day!

01/14/2023

When you roll in horse urine and have to go to Muddy Paws….poor Beau is looking very dejected!🤣💕🐾

12/31/2022

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

12/24/2022

MERRY CHRISTMAS! Have a happy and healthy holiday season. Just a reminder: we will be closed December 26th and Jan 2nd in observation of the holidays.

12/08/2022

‘Tis the season for supporting non-profits. I sit on the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Foundation Board, voluntary unpaid. Our mission is to raise money to fund holistic veterinary research into herbs, homeopathy, acupuncture, chiropractic, nutrition, PEMF, essential oils etc. These research dollars advance our knowledge in treating pain, cancer, allergies, organ failure, behavioral disorders, etc. If you can during this honerous financial time, please donate to keep our mission of giving pets the very best alive.

American Holistic Veterinary Medical Foundation raises money for education and research in integrative holistic veterinary medicine

12/08/2022

More holiday pet safety reminders! We want all our beloved pet patients to have a happy healthy holiday season💕🎅🏻❄️⛄️

Hang those holiday plants with care, the Food and Drug Administration warns. A number of floral Christmas decorations are toxic to domesticated animals like cats, dogs and horses.