God's Dogs Rescue Veterinary Clinic

04/17/2025

It’s kitten season! Did you know that in just seven years, a pair of cats with their offspring could produce 420,000 kittens! The average size of a litter is 3-5 cats and a cat can have 3 litters a year!

In a trap or not, it’s $90 to get kitties fixed and $15 for a rabies vaccine!

Visit our website for more info on scheduling, our location, and hours: https://www.gdrvetclinic.org/

04/15/2025

Sweet little Lola wasn’t feeling very well and she went to the ER. She needed emergency surgery for a pyometra (infected uterus). She was as unable to afford ER care and heard about us so we were happy to be able to provide help & hope yesterday afternoon and today she is getting discharged! ❤️‍🩹

More information on pyometra and how to prevent in your furry baby: https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/vinmembers/doc/?id=4951481&pid=19239&sx=276062980&n=1

To see our prices & schedule a spay to prevent pyometra in your furry friend, visit our website: https://www.gdrvetclinic.org/

04/14/2025

We were BUSY this weekend helping with SNIPSA’s The Big Fix! I had the pleasure of seeing Olivia’s face beam as she ran anesthesia! Also pictured is our very own, Dr. Burleson as she performs a kitty spay!

04/09/2025

Our website is FINALLY up!!!
It discusses our services with pricing, payment plans, scheduling online, and our contact info! Please check it out and let us know if there is anything else you would like to see on it :)
gdrvetclinic.org

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02/08/2025

01/15/2025

Congratulations on your Veterinary Assistant certification Jasmine!!! We are so proud of you!!!

Jasmine externed with us through Pima Medical Institute & we are so blessed to have her on our team now! We love her kind heart, big smile, and her ability to speak Spanish 😉

Wish her good luck as she continues on with her schooling to receiver her license as a veterinary technician! 💪❤️🐾🤩🤓

12/11/2024

Look at these precious babies thriving and ready for their new homes through Good Catch Dog Rescue !

We had the pleasure of meeting them when they unfortunately wound up with parvovirus 😢 If left untreated, parvovirus has a 91% mortality rate. 💔Pavovirus can survive over two years in the environment and we can prevent very easily with a DAPPL vaccination but these babies did not have the luxury of receiving a vaccine. 

We treated them with the Parvo monoclonal antibody therapy, a new injection that is saving lives! It can be used in the sick to stop the virus in its tracks and it can be used in those exposed to keep them from getting sick, saving lives and thousands of dollars! More information can be found here: �https://assets.elanco.com/0cec44ed-3eaa-0009-2029-666567e7e4de/f6b60a92-7c4b-4f01-8a80-c2f7bc1941af/Parvo%20is%20Poop%20Open%20Letter.pdf

On November 16th, we were asked to help an overcrowded shelter in Bastrop County TX with a family of 9 puppies and their mom. Mom is named Croia (pronounced Creeya) and her name means "of the heart". Her pups all have names having to do with the heart. They are survivors of parvo and kennel cough an...

12/05/2024

'Tis the season for porcupines! Shorty & Chunky are pictured here with their battle wounds after meeting up with a porcupine!

Fortunately, these babies are very mild cases. Sometimes the quills are lodged in the roof of their mouth, under their tongue, and even down their throat. Quills can migrate through the skin and toward the chest and cause pneumonia.

If your dog encounters a porcupine and gets quilled, it is recommended to seek care as soon as possible.

Do not attempt to remove or cut the quills yourself, as this can complicate the extraction process. Try to prevent your furry friend from rubbing their face or the area where the quills are located, as this can cause them to become embedded deeper into the skin. Removing the quills can be a painful and tedious process, so sedation is often recommended.

11/10/2024

11/10/2024

Would your fur baby's smooches be more enjoyable if they didn't leave an odor? Does your baby sniffle/sneeze, drool, or have swelling in their cheeks? Periodontal disease can cause you to answer "yes" to all of these questions!

We are here to help! We perform dental cleanings with deep pocket treatment, extractions, & oronasal fistula repairs!

More info on Periodontal Disease: Periodontal Disease in Dogs and Cats - Veterinary Partner - VIN
https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4951302

Info on Products approved to prevent periodontal disease by the Veterinary Oral Health Council: https://vohc.org/accepted-products/

11/10/2024

Did you know dogs can get nose jobs too?!?!

Dr. Beiseigel & little Nutmeg showing off her new nose after her stitches were removed 🤩 We performed a stenotic nares wedge resection on little Nutmeg when she was spayed about a week ago!

Furry friends with adorably smushed faces, like little Nutmeg, have extra pressure and noises in their airway due to stenosis nares or small nose holes. A wedge resection can be performed to open up the airway and improve quality of life!

Read more about Brachycephalic syndrome here:
https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4951534

Nutmeg was adopted through Charming Pet Rescue

11/07/2024

Clinic tour!

11/07/2024

A sneak peak into one of busy spay/neuter/vaccine & health certificate day to get our furry friends ready for adoption God's Dogs Rescue!
We are open to assist the community as well! Click to here to schedule:
https://olsr3.covetrus.com/ #?AID=TeGGK2220GaSGYOEG0rOT2TD8&cl=1

11/07/2024

Counting our blessings and looking forward to passing them on to you!
Click to schedule an appointment with us: https://olsr3.covetrus.com/ #?AID=TeGGK2220GaSGYOEG0rOT2TD8&cl=1