Cameron Veterinary Clinic

12/28/2023

This pet was with a pet sitter here in Eldorado
And the pet sitter was as rushed to the hospital . One of our clients brought her in to see if we recognized it. I’m sure there is an owner…… just not sure who or where .
Please contact us if this pet looks familiar .

Update - pet is home with its owner !!!
Thank you all

09/18/2023

This beautiful dog was found by the Dollar General . Male German Shepherd. We have contact information for the person who found him .

09/06/2023

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02/12/2023

Thought I would share this….. it usually fills up pretty fast …….

10/18/2022

Hi Cameron Vet Friends
We are looking for these two dogs running together since yesterday afternoon. Location is in Eldorado off of Avenida Eldorado by the train tracks. Please let me know if there is a sighting !! Thank you

There is a REWARD offered as well

Update:
The brown/white female was found off of Highway 14 about an hour ago. Still lookin for younger - neutered male “Carson”

Carson has been found!!!! He is home and resting . Thank you all for helping search and all the positive thoughts . ❤️

06/06/2022

Happy Monday!
It’s not every day we get to go check out new born mini donkeys !! What a great way to start the busy week . Dr. Allison Otis doing what she loves taking care of the farm animals ❤️

03/13/2022

Cameron Veterinary Clinic hosted the New Mexico Professional Horseshoers Association clinic on Friday and Saturday.
It was a huge success and we are glad we could help them be out of the cold weather and have a great time of learning

09/22/2021

Change of Operating Hours

Effective October 1, 2021 we will be changing our operating hours .
We will be open Monday - Thursday 7:30 am to 5:00 pm.
We will be closed Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Calls on Friday will be fielded by our answering service when we are closed . See our website for more details on after - hours emergency care.

We will continue to look for additional qualified technical staff and hope to increase hours of operation at some point in 2022.

As always, we aim to continue to provide you with high quality, common sense veterinary care as we have for the past 9+ years .

A Note from Dr Cameron:

On a daily basis we are insulted, yelled at, cursed, hung up on. We do not have the speed of a google search or the convenience of an Amazon Prime delivery. We try hard to provide good care for your animals and by extension for Good care takes time and attention. All we ask from you is some patience and civility. Please.
Thank you,
Dr. Andy Cameron

09/16/2021

It’s Rodeo de Santa Fe time!!!
Head out and support our local Cowboys and Cowgirls and have a great time!!
Cameron Vet Clinic is a proud sponsor and Dr Cameron is always on hand to make sure all the animals are well taken care of !
See you there!!
Thank you Jen Cameron for the pic from last night !!

07/29/2021

Some days the job doesn’t end …… Isabella Gallegos put in a full day at the CVC Clinic with small animals and at 6:30 this evening she is helping Dr Cameron try to save a newborn foal at our Large Animal Hospital . Fingers crossed for this little guy

06/29/2021

We are excited to announce:

Dr. Cameron has been going back to school to refresh his cardiology training and echocardiography (ultrasound of the heart) skills, attending a series of lectures and labs on the subject. Earlier in his career he trained and performed echocardiography commonly. It’s been a while and the need for such expertise again exists for our patients, with no veterinary cardiologist available in the state of New Mexico and long waiting lists if you were referred to specialists in Colorado or Arizona.

Echocardiography allows us to see the heart function and take measurements of the heart muscle, the heart chambers and valves and of the heart’s ability to do its job.
If the heart isn’t working properly, echocardiography is usually the best way to tell us what’s wrong so we know how to help.

Most commonly, Echocardiography is useful for diagnosing and monitoring heart murmurs in dogs and cats. It is used for a variety of other heart conditions as well. It takes special skills and equipment to accurately perform an echocardiograph, both of which Cameron Veterinary Clinic possesses.

While the training will not make Dr. Cameron a veterinary cardiologist, it will allow him to get the information needed about your pet to make a diagnosis and to collaborate with a cardiologist about your pet’s heart condition. It will allow us to give you the answers that you need about your pet’s condition in a timely manner.

Echocardiography takes about an hour of time with the patient. Most studies are done without the need for sedation using gentle restraint by our technicians while Dr. Cameron performs the study. Some hair may need to be clipped off the patient, but nothing more traumatic than that. A little more time is required for review by the doctors, but this is done after your pet is on its way home with you.

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Found on Google from www.eastcoastheartvet.ca

05/15/2021

It takes a lot of training, dedication and trust for the animals they ride and a heart of kindness and compassion to help people.
The NM Mounted Search & Rescue team did a fantastic job on this mission .
Thank you all for what you do .