Chase Oaks Animal Clinic

11/22/2024

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from all of us to you and your furry family members! 🦃

As you prepare for the holiday, keep these Thanksgiving pet safety tips in mind to ensure your pets stay safe and healthy:

🦴 Skip the bones: Turkey bones can splinter and cause serious injuries. Stick to pet-safe treats instead!

🍗 Watch the table scraps: Foods like onions, garlic, grapes, raisins, chocolate, and anything with xylitol are toxic to pets.

🗑️ Secure the trash: Make sure your pets can’t access leftover food or packaging that could be harmful.

🌸 Keep décor out of reach: Festive decorations, like candles or floral arrangements, can pose a danger if chewed or knocked over.

🚶‍♀️ Provide a quiet space: If your pet feels overwhelmed by the holiday excitement, give them a calm and safe place to relax.

🐾 Your pet is part of the family, and we want to help you keep them safe this Thanksgiving! If you have questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out.

📞 Contact us anytime for pet safety tips or to schedule a wellness check.

11/22/2024

With the holidays upon us we decided to decorate a week early to give those of you that will be in this week and next a chance to snag a holiday photo of your fur baby. Be sure to tag us in it!

11/20/2024

November is Pet Diabetes Awareness Month!

Did you know that diabetes can affect both cats and dogs? With early detection and proper management, pets with diabetes can live long, healthy lives.

🔍 Signs to watch for:

➡️ Increased thirst and frequent urination
➡️ Unexplained weight loss
➡️ Low energy or lethargy
🏥 Maintaining a healthy weight, feeding a balanced diet, and scheduling regular wellness exams are the best ways to keep your pet healthy and catch potential issues early.

We’re here to help you navigate your pet’s health journey. If you’re noticing any of these signs or have questions about diabetes care, give us a call today!

📞 Call us to schedule a wellness exam or learn more about diabetes management.

11/13/2024

11/12/2024

Visiting the veterinarian is an essential part of any cat’s life. Beginning from a young age, it’s critical that your feline friend goes for a check-up every year. Though these appointments don’t occur frequently, it’s possible that your cat may still experience anxiety during their visit. https://pbxx.it/0j2Dll

11/08/2024

Healthy teeth, healthy pet! 🐶🐱 Dental disease is a common issue that can lead to discomfort and serious health problems. Regular dental cleanings help prevent tartar buildup and keep your pet’s mouth healthy. Schedule a dental check-up and let’s keep those smiles bright!

11/05/2024

Monday cuteness overload…these 7 week old “babies” came in for their first check up today.

11/04/2024

Monday, November 4th we will be closing at 5:30pm. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

11/01/2024

Does your pet seem to scratch constantly? 🐕🐈 Skin allergies can cause major discomfort and lead to further issues like infections. From food sensitivities to environmental triggers, there are many causes. Schedule a skin allergy consultation today and get your pet on the road to itch-free living!

10/25/2024

Parasites can wreak havoc on your pet’s health, causing anything from irritation to severe illness. 🐾🦠 Whether it’s fleas, ticks, or worms, early detection and prevention are key to keeping your pet parasite-free. Book a parasite prevention consultation and keep your pet healthy and happy!

10/18/2024

Ear mites are a common but uncomfortable problem for pets. 🐱🐶 Constant head shaking, scratching, or dark discharge from the ears could be signs of an ear mite infestation. Don’t let ear mites go untreated, schedule an ear check-up for your pet today!

10/16/2024

Today we highlight Juliet:
She joined us back in July. She has been working in Veterinary medicine for 4+ years. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her friends and hiking with her pup Oakland.

10/15/2024

Next up is SueAnne, our lead technician.

She has been with Chase Oaks for 19 years, which is where she started her career in Veterinary Medicine after finishing her time in the military. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her husband & kids, hiking & reading. She has 2 dogs of her own- Gus & Biscuit. (SueAnne pictured on the right with our own Dr. Rajesh on the left)

10/14/2024

As we celebrate National Veterinary Technician Week we’d like to take some time over the next few days to highlight our amazing technicians who help keep the clinic functioning smoothly.

First up is Hailey:
She joined us in January and has been working in the veterinary field as a technician for 6 years.
In her free time Hailey enjoys playing softball. She has 3 fur-babies of her own, 2 dogs- Dipper & Buster & 1 cat-Venom.

10/11/2024

Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition, but it’s also entirely preventable. 🐾🦟 Regular heartworm prevention is crucial, especially in areas where mosquitoes are common. Contact us to start or update your pet’s prevention plan today!

10/01/2024

October is National Animal Safety and Protection Month: A month to raise awareness and provide tips for preparing for emergencies and illness

Pet first aid
Emergencies can happen anytime, so having a pet first aid kit on hand is essential. Being prepared with these first-aid tips from can make a world of difference in keeping your furry friends healthy, happy, and safe!

09/28/2024

Busy schedule? No worries! We offer convenient drop-off and walk-in visits to make your pet’s care easy and stress-free. Stop by anytime or drop off your pet in the morning for care when it fits your day! We are also open until 7pm Monday-Friday and have Saturday & Sunday hours. 🐾

09/12/2024

Because our pets deserve the best care without the worry 🐾 Have you thought about pet insurance?

Protect your pet and learn more: https://bit.ly/3XvyKxb