Mountainaire Animal Clinic

03/24/2025

Spring is approaching. Just a reminder that we offer multiple therapies for our equine athletes.
IRAP
Prostride
PRP
We are also excited to announce that our Coggins tests are now run in house.

11/26/2024

This is a recall alert from the Dog Food Advisor. Greetings, You’re getting this email alert because you signed up on our website and asked to be…

10/21/2024

Protect your pet from this pest! Give heartworm preventive every 30 days or the 6- or 12-month injection for dogs.

09/23/2024

Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition caused by parasitic worms living in the arteries of the lungs and occasionally in the right side of the heart of dogs, cats and other species of mammals, and (in rare instances) humans.

09/19/2024

Heartworms are born, live and die inside of dogs--with a stop along the way inside mosquitoes. That's why your dog needs year-round heartworm prevention AND yearly heartworm testing. https://bit.ly/3wCYi0G

07/12/2024

Welcome to all the Rodeo & Fair Participants!
Offering quality equine care at our clinic are:
Dr. Jared Oldham - Previously worked at Brazos Valley Equine Hospital in Salado, Tx and Chaparal Veterinary Medical Center in Cave Creek, AZ.
Dr. Paul Zancanella - Over 45 years in the performance horse industry.
24 Hour Service, Hospital Facilities, Orthopedic Evalualtion, DR Radiology, High Frequency Ultrasound, Laser Therapy, Endoscopy, Joint Injections, PRP, IRAP, ProStride, In House Laboratory, SAA Testing, Serum Lactate Testing, On site Farrier Service w/Radiographs, PrePurchase Exams, Power Dentistry, Reproduction Services.
Trust your valued equine atheletes to our qualified staff. We are here to provide quality consistant care to our clients.

06/25/2024

For those of you who travel with your pets. There are new regulations for returning to the US with them. If interested you can check it out here:

Links and instructions to required forms for importing a dog to the United States. The forms on this website are specific to the importation of dogs under CDC’s updated dog and cat regulation, effective August 1, 2024

02/12/2024

Bad breath in dogs and cats is a sign of dental disease caused by the accumulation of tartar and plaque near the gums that can progress to gingivitis, infected tooth roots, receding gums and loose teeth, jawbone infections and liver, kidney and heart disease, writes veterinarian Doug Mader. Thorough...

01/19/2024

We offer both IRAP and ProStride therapies for osteoarthritis.