Veazie Veterinary Clinic

01/24/2025

Lastly we have this crazy guy! His first surgery was a GI Endoscopy to retrieve some pieces of a doll and sippy cup that he ate. Next, he had an open laparotomy to have a bottle ni**le removed from his intestines. Then he was scoped AGAIN to retrieve some ear buds that he ate. Finally, he decided to have a urinary blockage!! Luckily for Noctis he has an amazing mom who knows when he has done something naughty! Can you believe he’s only 5?!?

01/22/2025

We couldn’t pick just one for these categories! Nixey and the chicken cutlet twins will “borrow” your food if you turn your back… and there’s little chance you’re getting it back. Meanwhile Calcifer and Gilly want nothing but kisses and love!! 💕

01/20/2025

Once again we have some polar opposites here, we’ve got the kitty who sports the most drama, and the puppy who loves to nap the day away! 🩷🐶🐱

01/17/2025

Next up we have the best / biggest ears on Oswald and the most spots on, properly named, Spots! 🩷

01/15/2025

For the next round of superlatives we decided to show two polar opposites! We have Sophie, a very quiet and respectful basset hound, and Molly, a spicy little kitty (who is simultaneously the sweetest girl!!) 🩷

01/13/2025

This month we decided to put our pets to the test with some staff pet superlatives! Stay tuned this month for some of the winners, but here’s the first round: best friends! If your pet fits into any of the categories, let us know and post some pics! 🩷🐶🐱

01/10/2025

Poppy came to see us for some urinary troubles, and clearly she was soooo bothered by being at the vet! We hope Poppy stays this unbothered during her vet visits! Poppy went home with some antibiotics and should be feeling much better soon! 🩷🐶🐕‍🦺

01/09/2025

01/08/2025

Did you know that Veazie Vet offers rehabilitation and conditioning? We offer modalities such as the therapeutic laser, balance equipment, and hydrotherapy. Hydrotherapy for small animals is a form of therapeutic exercise in warm water, in a pool or underwater treadmill. At Veazie Vet, we have an underwater treadmill. The benefit of water therapy allows the animal to exercise in a partial or non-weight bearing environment, giving increased circulation to muscles, increased joint flexibility, range of motion, and reduced joint pain. The stabilizing and buoyant effects of water allow re-mobilization of joints which may not be possible when weight bearing out of water. Water resistance is useful for muscle strengthening and cardiovascular training, while water pressure can reduce edema and swelling. Most dogs (in this case, the feline Ralph) benefit from hydrotherapy as a form of exercise. Any animal that requires improvements in core strength, proprioception, gait modification, flexions, extension, muscle bulk, cardiovascular and muscle endurance will benefit from hydrotherapy. Give us a call to get a consultation set up with one of our doctors and Lindsay!

01/06/2025

When Jager came to visit us for some skin issues, he decided that a water bowl was not good enough for him, he needed to drink straight from the sink! Our techs were happy to oblige this request for this sweet guy. 🐶🩷💦

01/01/2025

12/24/2024

Track Santa and his Reindeer at https://www.noradsanta.org/en/

12/23/2024

See Santa's Reindeer Get their Vet Check before heading out on their Christmas Flight. https://www.avma.org/news/press-releases/avma-santas-reindeer-pass-annual-veterinary-exam-cleared-flight

12/19/2024

https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/holiday-pet-safety

December abounds with holiday celebrations, and nothing can spoil good cheer like an emergency trip to the veterinary clinic. These tips can help keep the winter holiday season safe for pets.