Animal Care Daybreak

12/18/2024

Sweet Willow (3 year old, Yorkie) came in today for her dental with our team! We were able to get full dental x-rays, and extract a few teeth that were ouchie! Thank you to Dr. Amanda and her team, for helping Willow do well under anesthesia, and helping her dental disease. .
Make sure to check your own animals teeth, and get a yearly exam to make sure everything is doing well. We strive to create and help you, and your pet, with the best treatment plan possible! ,🐾🏥

12/12/2024

Christmas Week Update!! Hello everyone, we wanted to announce some exciting news happening the week of Christmas the 23-27th. While the clinic is physically closed that week, we want to ensure that any pet that may need to be seen by the vet can get help. Dr. Cassie Eakins has decided to open up our telemedicine appointments during the week of Christmas! So if you are interested getting in for a telemedicine, please email us at [email protected] this email will be monitored that week. We look forward to helping you and your pets! Happy Holidays! 🎄

11/18/2024

Finnegan came in today for a dental, and had a slab fracture on one of his molars. .
A slab fracture is a common type of broken tooth in dogs that occurs when a dog bites down on a hard object at the right angle, causing a piece of the tooth to flake off. The most common cause of slab fractures is chewing on hard objects like bones or sticks. ...
Signs of a slab fracture in dogs include:

Facial swelling
Teeth grinding
Excessive drooling
Chewing on one side
Lymph node enlargement
Shying away when the face is petted
Refusing to consume hard food
Not wanting to chew on hard treats or toys.

Luckily for Finnegan, Dr. Sarah was able to help out and get him feel better leaving the hospital today. Dentistry is so important. Call us to get a check up done on your cat or dog today!

11/08/2024

Dr. Sarah is performing a bilateral TPLO surgery on Lily this week. Have you dealt with this issue in the past? Come and visit Dr. Sarah for the best care, and treatment plan for you and your fur baby!
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The TPLO is the ideal surgical repair option for dogs with cranial crucial ligament tears (ACL of the dog).
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Pictures of radiographs before and after surgery. We love a good before and after picture!

11/06/2024

Congratulations to our fearless leader, and owner, Dr. Pam Nichols and Budge for their world championship win in L2 amateur cutting over the weekend! Everyone here at ACD couldn't be more proud of your dedication, passion, and leadership. Can't wait to see what you accomplish next! 🐎

11/05/2024

9 year old Boris came into the hospital today to remove an uncomfortable mass on his eyelid. Dr. Lauren worked her magic, and now Boris is on his way to recovery! • • • Have you checked your pet for lumps and bumps lately? Call us to have one of our wonderful Doctors take a look and create the best treatment plan for you and your pet! 🩺🐾

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from the ACD crew, and our fur children! We hope you and your pets have a fun, and safe holiday. 🎃🍁. Swipe ➡️ to see all the spooky fun, and comment which costume is your favorite!

10/30/2024

Mandy and Rascal came in today for their senior wellness exams with Dr. Cassie. Keeping up with your senior pets health care is essential to a happy and long lasting life! Call us 385-273-5373 to schedule an appointment! 📞🐾

10/30/2024

The most distinguished Squish came in this week for an eyelid mass removal, and a teeth cleaning. We loved giving him extra love and TLC while he spent the day with us. Now his pearly whites are so fresh, even the staff couldn't help but smile! 🪥🦷

08/07/2024

Hey Everyone! Don't forget about our Client Education night tomorrow 8/8/24 From 5:00pm-6:30pm! Dr. Cassie will be talking all things puppy! We will also be joined by a representative from Full House Dog Training! Puppies that are fully vaccinated are welcome! If you would like to come you can RSVP to 385-273-5373! See you then!

06/13/2024

Keep your Dogs feet safe this summer! Use the proper precautions and Fido will thank you! If this does happen to your Dog please give us a call at 385-273-5373 and we will can get your Fur baby scheduled for an appointment!

04/23/2024

Hey everyone! Dont forget the event this weekend!! We are so excited to share our knowledge with you!

04/11/2024

Come join us for our first-ever client education night! Snacks, Beverages, and Wine will be provided! Come see what Veterinary Orthopedics is all about!

04/03/2024

April is Heartworm Awareness Month! This article from the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) is the perfect read to inform you about Heartworm Prevention and Heartworm disease so that you can keep your Pet protected against Heartworms! Give us a call if you would like to set up an appointment to get your Pet protected! 385-273-5373

https://www.aaha.org/your-pet/pet-owner-education/ask-aaha/protecting-your-pet-from-heartworm-disease/ #:~:text=Each%20April%2C%20Heartworm%20Awareness%20Month,measures%20against%20this%20common%20illness.

03/21/2024

COME JOIN US! We have some exciting news, Animal Care Daybreak is hosting our first ever Client Education Night. Our AMAZING Orthopedic Specialist Dr. Sarah Sykes will be helping us. Come join us to learn about ACL tear prevention and management for your pets! There will be finger food and drinks. If you would like to join us please scan the QR code to RSVP! It will be held on Saturday April 27th from 4-6 pm at our Clinic. We look forward to seeing you!!!

02/20/2024

Here is something you may not think about! What Pet Toxins are hiding in your Diaper Bag? Keep your pets safe and your diaper bags away from them!

While items in your diaper bag can be a lifesaver for humans, certain items can present a hazard to our pets. That’s why our ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center experts have compiled a list of the top hazardous items kept in diaper bags and what signs to look out for in your pets if ingested.

02/14/2024

Happy Valentine's Day from your friends here at ACD! Keep those fur babies away from Chocolate, Plush toys, and Flowers! Chocolate is extremely toxic to animals! Lillies are highly toxic to cats! Anything can be a foreign body! Keep your pet safe!

01/09/2024

https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/general-pet-care/cold-weather-safety-tips

Keep your Furry Pal safe during the Winter Season!

Exposure to winter’s dry, cold air and chilly rain, sleet and snow can cause chapped paws and itchy, flaking skin, but these aren’t the only discomforts pets can suffer. To help prevent cold weather dangers from affecting your pet’s health, please heed this advice from our experts.