2 Tails Veterinary Services

29/08/2024

Happy gotcha day to Mona!!
-♥️ Buzzkill vet

28/08/2024

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03/08/2024

Kickin’ it at Dogs of 49th State Dog Park Grand Opening!

16/07/2024

Here's another reminder on the changes for travel with dogs.

12/07/2024

We're pretty excited about a new product - Rejensa. Ask us about it at your next appointment.

11/07/2024

Attention cat owners! Here's a link to the yummy licky treat that Dr Julie uses with our feline patients. It can be used as a daily enrichment routine, food topper or to disquise medication. Many flavor options and has the added bonus of being moisture-rich.

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Award-winning lickable cat treat designed for interactive feeding by hand; unique opportunity to spend quality time together! Made with human grade ingredients in a human plant; Strict food saf

09/07/2024

Heading out on the Alcan to the L48?

02/07/2024

How’s your day going?
Sometimes I think clients forget that veterinary professionals also have the trials and tribulations of pet ownership…..

My morning went like this: 🥱☕️🩹🤕😋😋🙀🤦🏻‍♀️🤬💊🐕🤮😱🤦🏻‍♀️💊🐺🤮🩹😅👍🏻

River has been bandaged for a few days because she literally runs her paws off.
I went to the office to work.
Walked back inside to no bandage on River and no significant bandage material on the floor.
Making the assumption that she chewed it off and ate it, I took her to the office to induce vomiting- which worked! Aaaand there was no bandage material in it.
Sooooo.
Round 2: grab Kvichak (the husky) and induce vomiting. Bandage material acquired.
Morning spent and now I have two sulky dogs that wasted their breakfasts.

Sigh.

01/07/2024

A month from today the CDC will implement new, specific requirements for dogs entering or returning to the US.

There seem to be significant nuances to the requirments depending on where and when your dog received their rabies vaccination.

Without exception,
*dogs must be at least 6 months or older to enter or return to the US.
*dogs must have an ISO-compatiable microchip
*the microchip number must be documented on all required form and vet records
*dogs need a completed CDC Dog Import Form including a photograph (this is completed by owner or custodian)

requirements beyond these will depend on where and when your dog was vacinnated, where it has been the prior 6 months and when the microchip was implanted.

your dog must receive its initial (first) rabies vaccine at least 28 days before leaving the United States.

Dogs must have an ISO-compatible microchip, and the microchip must have been implanted on or before the date the current rabies vaccination (if required) was administered. Rabies vaccinations received prior to the implantation of a microchip are considered invalid.

Here is a link to an interactive tool that will guide you to specific requirements based on your situation.

Better to plan ahead to be sure you have a smooth transition with your best bud.

Animal Importation, importation of animals, importation of animal products, Traveling with Pets

30/06/2024

Dr Julie recently completed her tenure serving AMVA as the liason to WASAVA's Committee on International Veterinary Affairs. The six year posting took her around the world to be part of important discussions with veterinary organizations outside the USA, to evaluate international trends and activities in veterinary medicine. Congratulations to Dr Julie!

28/06/2024

Bring back that dog you love! We’ve got fast-acting Rejensa® joint care chews.

See the difference in your dog in as little as 16 days.*
Come in and try Rejensa today!

*Data on file, Phibro Animal Health Corporation.

20/06/2024

Today, Dr Julie travels to Texas for the AVMA Conference where she will serve on a panel representing the Committee on International Veterinary Affairs.

15/05/2024

How cute is Teddy in her crocheted couch?!
If you’re in the Denali area be sure to check out Polychrome Fibers in McKinley Park to meet Teddy’s mom and celebrate their opening!

27/04/2024

Happy World Veterinary Day!
Take a moment to learn about the many associations that veterinarians volunteer for to help provide and improve veterinary medicine worldwide!
Dr. Julie has been volunteering with the World Small Animal Veterinary Association for the last 6 years.

https://wsava.org/

https://worldvet.org

https://missionrabies.com/

26/04/2024

As pet parents, we all want the best for our fur babies, especially as they get older. That's why creating a bucket list for them is such a beautiful way to show them how much we care. It's an opportunity to celebrate their lives and create lasting memories that we'll cherish forever. To get started on yours, click here to download our Pet Bucket List template: https://hubs.li/Q02tZp6H0

20/04/2024

Dan would like to join the party. 🥳

20/04/2024

It's time to wish Dr Julie HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! 🎉🎈🐾🎂

16/04/2024

Let’s see those freeloaders

10/04/2024

Last weekend, Dr Julie travelled to Denali National Park to provide training to the kennel staff.

For over one hundred years, the Denali Sled Dog Kennels, has been the only sled dog kennel in the National Park Service and one of the oldest sled dog kennels in the country. While sled dogs have been relied upon as a traditional method of transportation in Alaska for many hundreds of years, human and canine rangers have worked together since 1922 to uphold the tradition of preserving the park’s vast wilderness by dog team. The role of the Kennels has evolved over time. While dog teams once focused on patrolling boundaries to prevent poaching, today they assist scientists and park staff by providing reliable transportation in extreme winter conditions, monitor conditions and establish routes for winter recreation, and transport heavy supplies for maintenance projects in wilderness areas where motorized tools are not allowed.

Learn more about the kennel and how to visit here: https://www.nps.gov/dena/planyourvisit/kennels.htm

02/04/2024

A NEW APPROACH TO END-OF-LIFE CARE FOR PETS
THREE LOCALLY OWNED BUSINESSES COLLABORATE
(Anchorage, Alaska) April 2, 2024 — A new collaboration will soon give Alaska’s pet owners more options for their pets’ end-of-life care. In an effort to bring a comprehensive approach to to these life events, Ritual Bough, 2 Tails Veterinary Services and Flameless Cremation Services are announcing a collaboration that will offer customizable, pet euthanasia packages that include everything from a pre-visit consultation with a death doula, on-site humane euthanasia to aftercare of the pet’s body and legacy projects.

Julie Raymond-Yakoubian is a credentialed doula who offers end-of-life planning, legacy discussions and memorial ceremonies through her business, Ritual Bough. While much of her work is with humans, she extends similar services for pets.

2Tails Vet has been offering mobile, at-home vet services for more than five years. A lifelong Alaskan, Dr Julie has performed euthanasia for pets in clients’ homes, by lakes and in meadows. She strives to ensure her patients have the most peaceful and compassionate passing possible.

Rachel Bernhardt recently opened Flameless Cremation, the first of its kind in Alaska, to offer an innovative alternative to traditional cremation including a “Sendoff Suite” where families can gather to say good-bye to their beloved pet.

The end-of-life experience is personalized to the owner’s wishes and budget and prioritizes dignity, respect, and love. The partnership recognizes that pets are family members and owners desire a more thoughtful and distinctive approach to their pet’s last days and final resting.

Cost varies depending on many factors. Flameless Cremation has two full-service package options and offers most of their elements individually.

The three woman-owned businesses will work together with the customer to help see them through this difficult time.
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Flameless Cremation Services

01/04/2024

We're excited to announce 2Tails is the first in Alaska to offer a new procedure that enables pets to speak English!! Imagine having full conversations with your best bud!! The first 50 patients will receive our introductory rate of $4500.

25/03/2024

Ooof. I feel this struggle.

20/03/2024

Like humans, some dogs experience "white coat syndrome". Just one great reason that mobile vet medicine is a great option. Here's Dr Julie taking a blood pressure reading on one relaxed hound.