DVM K-9

DVM K-9 DVM K9 is a service offered by Dr. Maren Bell Jones from Right at Home Veterinary Care. Dr. Jones is licensed in Missouri and Illinois.
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We provide medical services and consultations to cater to the needs of the working and performance dog. From police and search and rescue dogs to flyball and seasoned hiking dogs, your working or performance dog requires special attention. Whether it is nutrition, sports medicine, conditioning, behavior, holistic medicine, reproduction or basic medical services for working and performance dogs, we

understand the needs of the canine athlete. Dr. Maren Bell Jones grew up with hunting dogs and she has trained and competed in protection sports (PSA, Schutzhund, ringsport), dock diving, therapy work, herding, and more. The flexibility of our house call practice Right at Home Veterinary Care lets us provide working and performance dog owners with the ability to do both home and kennel visits as well as provide on site veterinary first aid for your dog event. She takes her time with your working dog and familiar with how they are handled. Contact us for ways we can help you keep your canine athlete in the game.

Great job rescuing this pup!
03/10/2024

Great job rescuing this pup!

Our veterinary colleagues at the Penn Vet Working Dog Center demonstrating a voluntary head dunking procedure for coolin...
19/09/2024

Our veterinary colleagues at the Penn Vet Working Dog Center demonstrating a voluntary head dunking procedure for cooling!

Abstract OBJECTIVE To demonstrate the methods to teach dogs to voluntarily immerse (dunk) their head in a container of water, and to identify the 3 indications for voluntary head dunk: to clear a dog’s nostrils of dust/debris, flush a dog’s eyes, and cool a dog after exercise. ANIMALS Dogs. M**H...

A long and well lived life of service... ❤️
06/04/2024

A long and well lived life of service... ❤️

In case you wondered why...
01/04/2024

In case you wondered why...

Have you ever wondered why the minimum age for hip and elbow clearances is 24 months?
OFA hip and elbow clearances look at the conformation of the joints to evaluate if there are any deformities or evidence of disease. While preliminary results are generally reliable, the accuracy of the final grade and the ability to diagnose hip dysplasia increases at 24 months of age. Degenerative arthritic changes secondary to hip or elbow dysplasia can take time to appear on radiographs, especially mild cases. The 24 month mark has been shown to be reliable for diagnosis because it ensures growth is complete and allows for degenerative changes to be seen. This age is also still young enough to allow breeders and owners to make informed decisions for the dog's future.

After all the titles, the ribbons, the certifications, the trophies, the victories, and the defeats...
26/01/2024

After all the titles, the ribbons, the certifications, the trophies, the victories, and the defeats...

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