This week is National Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week, an entire week dedicated to the compassionate and hardworking team members that work behind the scenes to help provide medical care for our beloved pets. They are a vital part of the medical care of patients. [Read more…]
Common Household Items Toxic to Pets
We love sharing things with our pets, whether it is food, time, or our homes. That being said, it is important to be aware of toxins in our homes that we may not know of. In the veterinary medical field, one of the most common issues we see come in is toxicity or poisoning from household toxins. In this article we will touch on well known to lesser known household toxins. [Read more…]
Preparing for Your Bird’s First Veterinary Visit
When was the last time you brought your pet bird in for a checkup? While we recommend annual Wellness Exams for our avian pets, the prospect of transporting your flighted friend to a new and strange place can be overwhelming for owners. How can you make your bird’s first field trip a successful one? Here are a few easy steps to help your bird have a positive Fear Free visit. [Read more…]
Fear Free Visits for Cats
At East Bend Animal Hospital, we know that coming to the veterinarian is not a cat’s favorite thing to do. As a Fear Free Certified Hospital, we know that a veterinary hospital can be scary, so we take extra steps to ensure our feline friends experience as little fear, anxiety, and stress as possible. [Read more…]
Preparing for a disaster with your pet
Wildfires are scary. They are something that we constantly have to keep on our minds every summer in Central Oregon. At the moment, dry conditions and winds have caused extreme fire danger throughout the entire state of Oregon. Many of us have friends and family that have been forced to evacuate their homes with little notice due to a fast-moving wildfire in their area. [Read more…]
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