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Following an
intensive poll of clients, the following changes to our hours are to
be introduced on Sept. 2000. We shall stay open on Mondays until 7:00pm. By an overwhelming
majority or clients said they would prefer more evening hours instead
of Saturday morning hours, therefore the changes. Our Main goal is to
give our clients the very best service.
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Collapses
and is unable to get up.
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Seems in particular distress.
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Has not eaten for 36 hours or will not drink water.
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Is bloated, but cannot vomit, or has persistent
diarrhea.
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Is having continuous seizures.
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Has ingested pills, chocolate (1/2 lb. or more),
anti-freeze, or chemicals.
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Appears to have a break or fracture.
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Has an outbreak of symptoms of a previously diagnosed
serious problem.
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Male felines unable to urinate.
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Serious bleeding, or wounds.
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Emergency
services are provided to our clients 5/24 Monday to Friday.
Weekend emergencies we refer to the Emergency Clinic Sun Prairie Ph #
825-8900. 3120 Edmonton Drive Sun Prairie, WI 53590
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Monday to Friday
call us, on weekends call the Emergency Clinic. Do not sit and wait
on a non-critical problem during the work, week as the Emergency
Clinic can be costly. Call us and talk to us if you have concerns
about your pet's health during the week.
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Ear Diseases are
the most common problem we see at our clinic. They are difficult to
deal with and ask anyone with a Cocker or a Lab with ears, they will
convey the chronic problems that never seem to get better. Well
"mea cuplpa" the veterinary profession have been unable to
deal properly with ear problems due to the basic fact that we have
been unable to "visualize the eardrum" when examining pets.
Whether the eardrum is patent or nor decides what type of treatment
the pet needs. Most dogs and cats with chronic ear problems do not
have an eardrum present.
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This means that
cleaners, dryers and most common ear treatments are causing more
damage than good. Basically with the eardrums gone the pet develops
disease of the middle and inner ears. We have acquired a Veterinary
Videoscope. This is a camera that allows us, with a sedated pet to:
• Visualize the eardrum if present
• Used to Flush, clean, scrape, and suction the ear.
What we offer our clients is the ability to give an accurate
diagnosis of the pet's problem, and the most up to date treatment of
them. Nothing more nothing less.
Click Here to read more about ear diseases.
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Keep up your
heartworm and flea prevention programs. Going into the Fall Ticks
will be making a re-appearance. Use Frontline to take care of
both Fleas and Ticks. It is active for approx. 6 weeks, and is
not washed by either swimming or rain.
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August and
September are inhalant allergy periods especially for dogs. You may
have one of these constantly licking pets. The best prevention is
giving them Omega 3/6 fatty acids, available at the clinic.
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It is available
in food or treats also in oil form. Keep your pet on these all year
around for good skin and hair.
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 Outdoor cats need
protection against Fleas and Ticks as well. You can use Frontline. It
is applied on the skin and lasts for a month.
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