29/08/2024
To give our staff a much needed break, we will be CLOSED tomorrow (Friday).
Regular hours will resume on Monday, September 2nd!
For the Love of Paws is a non-profit veterinary hospital in Roseburg OR that is open to all clients
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Our mission is to provide professional discounted veterinary services to families, to provide the community with a resource for pet education in an effort to promote better pet health, and decrease the number of unwanted pets through our spay & neuter program. In appreciation for our military and veteran community, we will provide free annual exams for up to two pets per household.
To give our staff a much needed break, we will be CLOSED tomorrow (Friday).
Regular hours will resume on Monday, September 2nd!
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has reported that several dogs were sickened by salmon poisoning in the Newport area. Salmon poisoning disease (fish disease) is a potentially fatal condition seen in dogs who have ingested certain types of raw fish found in the Pacific Northwest from San Francisco to the coast of Alaska. It is most prevalent from northern California to the Puget Sound. It is also seen inland along the rivers of fish migration.
Salmon, trout, and other fish such as the lamprey, sculpin, redside shiner, shad, sturgeon, candlefish and the large-scale sucker who spend their lives in coastal streams and rivers in the Pacific Northwest can be infected with the organism Neorickettsia helmonthoeca.
Symptoms To Watch For
If not treated, salmon poisoning disease is usually fatal within 2 weeks after exposure. The symptoms of salmon poisoning disease are similar to other gastrointestinal diseases such as canine parvovirus. If infected, your dog would likely show some or all of the following symptoms about 6 to 10 days after ingesting fish which were carrying the bacteria. Symptoms may be of variable severity but generally consist of:
* Fever, often greater than 104 F
* Depression
* Anorexia
* Vomiting
* Diarrhea
* Nasal or eye discharge
* Weight loss
If you know your dog has ingested raw fish and it exhibits any of the symptoms listed above, notify your veterinarian immediately. If identified in time, salmon poisoning disease is treatable. A helpful part of the diagnosis is telling your veterinarian that your dog ate raw fish, even if you only suspect that may be the case.
Prevention
* Control what your dog eats while on fishing trips.
* Leash your dog at the beach or river so that you can monitor its activities.
* Wrap garbage, especially fish entrails, and dispose in well-secured cans.
* Don't feed raw fish to your dog. Cook fish thoroughly or deep-freeze it for a minimum of 2 weeks to destroy the parasite before feeding it to your dog.
Our office will be closed this Thursday, July 4th and Friday, July 5th 🇺🇸
Normal business hours will resume on Monday.
We hope everyone has a safe and happy 4th of July weekend!
It's that time of year!
Please call us ASAP for 4th of July medications 🎆
We have been experiencing a huge influx of phone calls over the last few days and our phones may go to voicemail if all of the phone lines are busy!
Here are a few things to keep in mind when leaving a message...
• We are doing our best to return your call as soon as possible. Your patience is very appreciated!
• If you are requesting a prescription, make sure to leave your information in detail including your first and last name, pet name, what medication you are requesting, and the quanity. This will go back to the staff/doctors for review and you will be called as soon as it is ready or if we have questions.
• If you are a new client, please stop by our clinic to fill out paperwork or visit our website to fill out the new client form online. We will be calling you once we get your paperwork to schedule an appointment.
Thank You 🐾
We are in need of a few small/medium cat carriers to be able to use as "loaner" crates to transport patients home that come without one. If you have an extra laying around that you don't need anymore, please consider donating it! Remember that we are 501c3 non-profit which means donations are tax deductible! 🐾
Thank you Douglas County for voting us #2 Best Veterinarian! 🐾
If anyone feeds Pedigree, please read!
RECALL ALERT - Mars Petcare US is voluntarily recalling 315 bags of PEDIGREE® Adult Complete Nutrition Grilled Steak & Vegetable Flavor dry dog food in the 44 lb. bag size only, due to the potential presence of loose metal pieces in the bag.
The affected products have a Best By Date of March 4, 2025 and Lot Code 410B2TXT02. This is a limited voluntary recall only affecting 315 bags of product that were sold by Walmart in Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas. More info: https://bit.ly/4bsDQz8
We just opened up more exam spots 🐾
Please stop by to fill out new client paperwork and to get on our schedule 🐾
Please note: Exams and Dog surgeries are booked out a few weeks but there are plenty of cat surgery appointments available!
Please stop by to fill out new client paperwork and to get on our schedule 🐾
Please note: Exams and Dog surgeries are booked out a few weeks but there are plenty of cat surgery appointments available!
Did you know that through Saturday May 4th, Bottledrop is matching our blue fundraising bags a total of 20%?! You can pick up our blue bags here at the clinic during regular business hours & drop off cans and bottles at our Roseburg Bottledrop location at your convenience. Please keep in mind that the daily limit is 10 bags per day. Thank you for your support!
April is Heartworm awareness month!
Did you know, Heartworm is spread from infected mosquitoes?
As summer is approaching, now is the perfect time to get your pup tested and started on Heartworm prevention, so those pesky mosquito bites wont be a worry.
From now until May 19th heartworm tests are only $20. Call and make an appointment with us today🐾🦟
So we won't embarrass her too much by plastering her face all over this post, but our team wishes our AMAZING practice manager a Happy Birthday!
Dawn, we couldn't do it without you and there are no words to say how greatful we are for what you do for our team every single day! We wish you an amazing year! 🥳
Just a heads up for anyone trapping feral cats! We will not be able to take feral cat spay/neuters this Monday! Sorry for any inconvenience 🐾
Cats are great at hiding underlying medical issues. Diagnostic screening tests can act as an early warning system to uncover health issues before your cat shows signs of illness. Make sure to ask about these tests at your next visit!
Sorry for any inconvenience!
Although our dogs may be bummed we aren't at home playing in the snow, we are still OPEN today at the clinic! ❄️
If you can not make it to your appointment today, Please let us know as soon as possible so that we can fit someone else in your spot!
The Best News 🐾
Willow went to her new home today!
Thank you to everyone who shared our post to get the word out that she was looking for her forever home! ❤️
Post those adorable faces in the comments! 😍
Great question! Diagnostic screening tests can act as an early warning system to uncover health issues before your pet shows signs of illness.
Comparing test results from year to year also helps us to better understand your pet’s individual health needs. Call the office to talk about what bloodwork may be right for your pet🐾
UPDATE! Willow went to her new home today! ❤️
Willow has been in her foster home for 3 months now! She is ready to find her forever family! If you are interested in meeting her, please contact the clinic at 541-677-6070
Happy Valentines Day ❤️
Let's see your 4-legged Valentines!
We also fix kittens here at the clinic! If you have any questions about this, please give the clinic a call or ask at your next appointment
February is Feline Fix by Five awareness month! We’re helping to spread the word about the best time to spay and neuter kittens – BEFORE five months of age! Kittens can be safely spayed or neutered once they are two months (or once they weigh two pounds). Talk to your veterinarian if you have any questions about your cat, and you can also learn more at felinefixbyfive.org
Did you know that we do pet dentals here at the clinic?
With February being Pet Dental Health Month, now is the perfect time to get your pet in for that dental evaluation that has been put off!
Remember that we do have income based programs to help out financially, and also accept CareCredit and ScratchPay as methods of payment. 🦷
Here is the moment everyone has been waiting for! 🐾
We are now taking new clients for WELLNESS Appointments!
What does this mean?
We are booking appointments for new clients that have happy, healthy cats or dogs for general checkups and vaccines.
At this time we are not taking on any *new* sick patients, as we have limited slots and need to make sure we are taking care of our current clients.
Call the clinic today to make your appointment since these will book up fast! 541-677-6070
Also please keep in mind that we may not be the clinic for everyone as we do have a spay/neuter policy.
You can keep your pets safe and still enjoy all the trappings of the holiday by following these Valentine’s Day safety tips.
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Thursday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
Friday | 09:00 - 12:00 |
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