Reveiller Vet Clinic

16/05/2025

Dogs May Dream Of Their Owners
Experts theorize that pups, like humans, dream about emotionally significant individuals, often their owners. Given their strong bond and dependence, it’s likely that familiar voices, scents, and routines appear in canine dreams. Brain scans have shown similar activity patterns to humans when canines are exposed to their owners’ scents. Lets give them the best experiences possible!

28/04/2025

The city will be cutting off the power in this area tomorrow morning, Tuesday the 29th for a few hours. We will be closed and plan to reopen at 1pm if all is well.

18/04/2025

This cutie came for a visit today, how precious! We'd love to see some Easter pics if your celebrating this weekend

14/04/2025

We hope everyone has a great Easter weekend! We will be open 8-12 on Friday and closed Saturday.

11/04/2025

Cats, dogs, birds, and even tigers, our furry friends are celebrated on National Pet Day. If you’re a pet owner, you know there’s not a day that goes by that you don’t celebrate your animal companion! So hug your hedgehog, bond with your bunny, and cut your kitty some catnip! — and that’s not all, Over the past 10 years, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has been a partner in research to determine the physical and mental benefits of having a pet. It turns out that not only can pets steal our hearts, but they also contribute to overall cardiovascular health by lowering cortisol, cholesterol, and blood pressure levels.

20/02/2025

Celebrate National Love Your Pet Day by bringing home a new treat or toy, whipping up a beloved meal, or simply spend some extra quality time with your pet (we suggest pet-themed movies as an especially nice activity). Let’s face it: spoiling our pets is a lot of fun. So do it! Birthdays might only come once a year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have more special days with your pets.

14/02/2025

11/02/2025

Do cats pose an avian flu risk to people?
There is a risk that cats can transmit avian influenza to humans, and veterinarians advise against feeding pets raw meat or unpasteurized milk to avoid foodborne diseases.
A growing number of house cats have been infected with highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza by consuming infected raw food or unpasteurized milk, raising concerns about pets as intermediate hosts between birds or cows and humans. Although the risk is very low, H7N2 avian influenza was transmitted from a cat to a veterinarian in 2016, and if H5N1 reassorts, it could cause a pandemic, says virologist Suresh Kuchipudi, who has studied avian influenza in cats. Even without the additional risk from avian influenza, veterinarians discourage feeding pets raw meat or unpasteurized milk because they pose risks for salmonellosis, listeriosis and other foodborne diseases.

31/01/2025

23/01/2025

Hope y'all stayed safe and had fun! We are closed today but plan to be back regular hours Friday. We'd love to see everyones snow pics!

17/01/2025

January is Walk Your Dog Month

January is Walk Your Dog Month, designed to encourage a time to encourage us to take our dogs for walks more often. Not only is it good physical activity, but it provides mental stimulation for your dog to smell, see, and hear beyond the limits of your yard. To maximize these benefits, it’s important to design a safe walking program, and to consider the risks of disease and injury to both participants. There are simple precautions you can take to help keep everyone safe.

09/01/2025

Veterinarians urge cat owners to minimize exposure to potential avian influenza sources

Cats can get infected with highly pathogenic avian influenza by consuming raw or undercooked meat or unpasteurized milk, or through contact with infected people, wild birds or other animals, according to the AVMA, and it's a good idea to minimize pets' exposure to potential sources, says veterinarian Ryan Steen. Dogs are also susceptible to avian influenza, but no cases in dogs have been confirmed in the current outbreak. Veterinarians Amber Karwacki and Zack Glantz say to contact a veterinarian immediately if a pet shows signs of infection, including unsteadiness, tremors, seizures, severe lethargy, signs of respiratory illness or heavy discharge from the eyes or nose.