Lakeside Pet Hospital

Lakeside Pet Hospital For over 35 years, Lakeside Pet Hospital has offered quality care to our Sonoma County community by Quality preventive are for healthy, happy pets.
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For over 35 years, Lakeside Pet Hospital (Veterinary Hospital) has been committed to serving Santa Rosa and our Sonoma County community by staying in the forefront of advanced veterinary medicine while refusing to sacrifice the level of individualized service only a small, family owned practice can provide. We provide a Total Care System that includes ongoing preventative procedures; modern, compr

ehensive facilities; caring, certified staff members; and convenient special services. Our emphasis on preventative care results in our opportunity to serve many healthy, happy older animals and 2 and 3 generations of clients. We offer our clients the best medicine available and individualized care taking into account the needs of the pet and the owner.

It will be interesting to see how wide spread this virus is in dairies.
12/12/2024

It will be interesting to see how wide spread this virus is in dairies.

The USDA has launched a national milk testing program to track the spread of H5N1 avian influenza in dairy cows, starting Dec. 16, initially in California, Colorado, Michigan, Mississippi, Oregon and Pennsylvania. The program is likely to identify more infected herds in states where farms haven't be...

This information is really disturbing.
12/12/2024

This information is really disturbing.

Traces of fentanyl were found in the blubber of one-third of 86 live and three dead bottlenose dolphins in the Gulf of Mexico, researchers reported in iScience. "Chronic exposure to pharmaceuticals and their cumulative effects on marine mammals are not yet fully understood, yet their presence in thr...

I don't think we can over emphasize the importance of having our dogs at a good healthy weight. Our ability to treat t...
11/22/2024

I don't think we can over emphasize the importance of having our dogs at a good healthy weight. Our ability to treat their arthritis has made the lifespan of larger dogs longer and much more comfortable. I consider the lifespan of a Lab to be 14-16 years.

The average lifespan of a dog varies by size and breed, with small dogs expected to live 14 to 16 years, medium dogs 10 to 12 years, and large or giant breeds 7 to 10 years, veterinarian Nicole Savageau says. Mixed-breed dogs might have longer or shorter lifespans than purebreds, depending on geneti...

Its getting closer and closer
11/21/2024

Its getting closer and closer

A child in Alameda County, Calif., with mild symptoms of an upper respiratory infection, initially tested positive for avian influenza, then tested negative four days later. Family members also had mild symptoms but tested negative for avian influenza and positive for a more common respiratory virus...

This is a bit scary. Influenza is quite good at adapting.
11/20/2024

This is a bit scary. Influenza is quite good at adapting.

There's no evidence that a teenager in critical condition in Canada was infected with H5N1 influenza by another person, but genomic sequencing revealed human-adapted mutations in the viral strain infecting the teen. Two hemagglutinin mutations are known to increase influenza virus' ability to infect...

How do folks (scientists) wonder about a certain phenomenon and then figure out a way to study it. I have just always a...
11/11/2024

How do folks (scientists) wonder about a certain phenomenon and then figure out a way to study it. I have just always accepted that wet dog shakes are just what dogs do.

The instinct to shake off when wet is common among many furry mammal species and is sparked by specific neurons that respond to touch and send signals from the back of the neck to the brain, according to a study in Science. The neurons, called C-fiber low-threshold mechanoreceptors, encircle hair fo...

Good reminder that wild animals are not pets and when they need help should be taken care of in a manner that at least g...
11/11/2024

Good reminder that wild animals are not pets and when they need help should be taken care of in a manner that at least gives them an opportunity to be returned to the wild.

Wild animals are not pets, and they can and do transmit diseases, including rabies, writes veterinarian Devon Smith. Injured animals should not be taken into the home; and instead, they should be taken to a licensed wildlife rehabilitation facility or sanctuary for their own health and well-being, D...

What? This is amazing to me. But then the scent abilities dogs have are generally amazing. So much to be learned and ...
07/24/2024

What? This is amazing to me. But then the scent abilities dogs have are generally amazing. So much to be learned and then utilized.

Recent research published in Scientific Reports suggests that dogs can tell whether people are stressed or relaxed based on their scent, and the animals may be able to modify their behavior accordingly. British researchers noted that dogs apparently can interpret odors even when they don't know the....

There is so much to learn about the gut microbiomes of both animals and people
07/24/2024

There is so much to learn about the gut microbiomes of both animals and people

A study in the journal Scientific Reports found overweight cats have changes in their gut microbiome similar to how diet affects the human gut, potentially helping researchers better understand how gut bacteria influence diseases like obesity and type 2 diabetes. "Being able to see changes in cats t...

I saw these worms when I worked for a veterinarian in here in Sonoma County during my vet school summer break. Unfortun...
06/14/2024

I saw these worms when I worked for a veterinarian in here in Sonoma County during my vet school summer break. Unfortunately that was a dog euthanized because it was so ill. I took the worm itself back to my parasitology professor and made a lot of points because he had never seen one. Havent thought about that worm dioctophyma renale in many many years.

Veterinarian Margie Morris was in for a surprise during a routine spay procedure on a hound dog named Twiggy that had been brought to the Charleston, S.C., Animal Society shelter after she was found running loose. "I was performing a routine spay when we saw a red tube-like object through the incisi...

Who would have thought that the cows would be a reservoir for flu. Certainly not me.
05/09/2024

Who would have thought that the cows would be a reservoir for flu. Certainly not me.

High levels of H5 avian influenza DNA have been found in wastewater near dairy processing plants in Texas and in commercial dairy products from various states, suggesting that the virus is widespread in dairy cattle but causing no outward signs of illness, says veterinary epidemiologist Andrew Bowma...

Raw diets are just down right scary, but especially because people are being exposed to these bacteria.
05/09/2024

Raw diets are just down right scary, but especially because people are being exposed to these bacteria.

Analyses of 14 raw meat diets and 41 processed diets for pets found multidrug-resistant E. coli in 10 of the raw diets, multidrug-resistant salmonella in one raw diet, and neither in the processed foods. The findings "strongly suggest that conventionally processed pet food is a safer option ... [and...

The Cattle avian flu issue is quite a can of worms. Wonder about the Beef Cattle?
04/25/2024

The Cattle avian flu issue is quite a can of worms. Wonder about the Beef Cattle?

The USDA now requires that all lactating cows be tested for avian influenza before being moved to another state, effective immediately. Officials say that samples from a cow had signs of adaptability to more animals, and H5N1 avian influenza was detected in lung tissue from a dairy cow that had been...

Raw meat is always dangerous for pets.
04/24/2024

Raw meat is always dangerous for pets.

Various mammal species have been infected recently with highly pathogenic avian influenza, and although infections in pets have been rare, cases have been documented in cats in four countries, including the US. Possible sources of avian influenza in pets include contact with droppings from infected....

This kitty got a job along with a home.
04/24/2024

This kitty got a job along with a home.

A 10-year-old cat named Hercules that was rescued from a hot car two years ago is pictured on pails of Targets' store-brand kitty litter. Veterinarian Nicole Perreault surgically repaired the cat's severely fractured jaw and treated his severe maggot infestation, and registered nurse Jill LeBrun, wh...

I love reading that pets are found because they are properly chipped.
04/15/2024

I love reading that pets are found because they are properly chipped.

Microchip information led staff at Grosse Pointe Animal Adoption Society in Michigan to the owner of a terrier that had gone missing from its home in San Diego, Calif., in July. The 3-year-old dog was clean and well-fed, says veterinarian Nancy Pillsbury, who examined the dog and gave her a rabies v...

All dogs not just dogs that spend a lot of time outdoors. A study in the mid west showed that the little yorkie type do...
04/12/2024

All dogs not just dogs that spend a lot of time outdoors. A study in the mid west showed that the little yorkie type dogs had a higher incidence of lepto. Mainly because people didnt think they needed to be vaccinated. The bacteria is transmitted by urine contamination so its everywhere a dog is sniffing.

Any dog that spends any amount of time outdoors is at risk for leptospirosis, a bacterial infection that causes a high fever, weakness, dehydration, vomiting, diarrhea, jaundice and acute kidney failure if left untreated. The AVMA recommends that all dogs be vaccinated against lepto, and veterinaria...

Good move, the only problem is we cant keep birds from crossing state lines or from visiting dairies.
04/12/2024

Good move, the only problem is we cant keep birds from crossing state lines or from visiting dairies.

In an effort to prevent domestic cattle from being exposed to highly pathogenic avian influenza virus (HPAI, more specifically avian influenza Type A H5N1), 17 states have restricted cattle importations from states where the virus is known to have infected dairy cows.

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4331 Montgomery Drive
Santa Rosa, CA
95405

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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(707) 539-3393

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