Digatherm thermal imaging is a new service we are excited to be offering at East Bend Animal Hospital. Digatherm is a non-invasive tool used to help detect painful or problematic areas your pet may be experiencing. Thermal imaging provides a visual representation of the surface body temperature of a pet. The imaging provides physiological information about what is going on beneath the surface. Increased body temperature appears red on the imaging and may indicate infection, inflammation, or malignancy. Decreased temperature appears blue and may indicate atrophy or neurological dysfunction. [Read more…]
Health Certificates for National and International Travel for your pet
Travel is something so many of us love to do. What’s better than traveling? Traveling with your pet! That said, whether you are going for a vacation or moving, there are several things that you need to know before taking your furry friend with you. It’s important to educate yourself on the regulations of the airline and state or country that you will be traveling to. Here are some tips to help with the process. [Read more…]
Xylitol Intoxication
We all know the classic foods to completely avoid letting our dogs sample such as chocolate and raisins, and many are becoming more familiar with the idea of using caution when it comes to xylitol. But it still feels relatively unknown. I wanted to share my first-hand experience to raise awareness and understanding of the effects of xylitol. [Read more…]
8 Fun Winter Activities with Your Pet
There is still plenty of fun to be had during the cold winter months and what better way to enjoy than with your furry friend by your side! Whether going out for an adventure or staying in where it’s warm and cozy, here are a few ideas of fun things to do. [Read more…]
Holiday Mindfulness for Pet Owners
Tis the season to be joyful, giving, and watchful! We love celebrating the holidays in all of their glory: Christmas lights, baking, decorations, and festive fun. Sometimes we get so caught up in the moments and we may forget to consider whether it’s safe for our pets! Here is a quick list of a few things to keep in mind this holiday season. [Read more…]
