If you’re ever wondering what’s going on in the back, it’s usually this. ❤️
We don’t just learn about health care at the vet, we learn new tricks!
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We got a proud mama over here. 9 happy, healthy, and rambunctious 6 week old Australian Shepherds. They received their first deworming and vaccine today as they get ready to head to their forever home. 🤎🤍 #australianshepherd #puppies #sandiegoveterinarian #sandiego
Adorable Nala, the 14 week old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel has such an incredible training foundation! Great job Nala and Mom!
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We asked Broccoli to “Sit Pretty” but she was just too excited to be around all her friends that it took her a few tries! We’re so impressed with all her tricks, follow her on @educated_canine_training to see her agility adventures!
I’m sure you must think all the time, “How do they place an IV catheter in my dog?!” …… Oh, you don’t? Well I’m still going to show you!
IV access is how we administer medications and maintain a steady fluid rate through out their surgery.
Have you ever wondered what happens when you bring your pet in for a tooth extraction??
@educated_canine_training recorded her dental yesterday to give you a brief day-in-the-life!
All of our dentals are done under general anesthesia by well trained RVT’s. We always x-ray, probe, clean, and a polish every tooth! With the diseased teeth, like the broken tooth in this video, we fully extract to remove all disease and get your pet feeling better, sooner. (Don’t worry, they won’t miss it!)
If you have any questions on if your pet is a good candidate for a dental, please call us! It’s recommended to get a full dental cleaning every 1 to 2 years to prevent dental disease.