The following list has been adapted from the Pet Poison Helpline, one of the two 24-hour telephone services that counsels people whose pets have ingested toxic substances. They amassed all the calls regarding cat poisonings that they received in 2013 and formulated this list. Lillies: Plants in the Lilium species, such as Easter, Tiger, and […]
Read MoreAs the holiday season approaches, every family wants their furry friends involved in the festivities. However, there are several potential hazards that exist for our pets that you may think are an innocent part of the holiday experience. Every holiday season, many pets end up at their family veterinarians or emergency hospitals because of exposure […]
Read MoreEdgemont Veterinary Clinic is happy to share this amazing story of recovery from one of our clients. On June 3rd, 2014 our 55lb Doberman x Boxer x Husky cross was jumping into the back of our dog walkers car when an SUV came speeding around the corner and hit her from behind. The SUV proceeded […]
Read MoreLASER is an acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. The first therapeutic laser cleared FDA approval in 2002. How it works (low tech) Light energy is directed towards cells in the body to speed up cell metabolism and increase the rate at which the body can heal. How it works (the technical […]
Read MoreCongratulations on your new addition!! Here is a snapshot of what to expect with your new family member in the next few months: First vet visit – it’s great to do this within the first few days of bringing your puppy or kitten home. Some adoption agreements actually require a vet visit to illuminate any […]
Read MorePhysiotherapy is defined as “therapy for the preservation, enhancement, or restoration of strength, movement and physical function impaired or threatened by disability, injury, or disease”. In general, animals are incredible athletes. When they have had traumatic or surgical injuries, their ability to return to their previous level of exercise and flexibility is impacted by their […]
Read MoreHere is a list of the Top 12 Household Pet Poisons: are any of these in your home? Human prescription medications – including anti-depressants, blood pressure and heart medications. Human non-prescription medications – including anti-inflammatory medications (Tylenol, ALEVE, Advil). Pesticides – including warfarin, coumarin and Vitamin D. Preservative packets – silica and food oxidization preventives. […]
Read MoreFive Ways To Make Your Cat’s Visit To The Vet Less Stressful… Please read along as there are a number of things you can do to help reduce Fluffy’s anxiety when visiting the veterinarian. The great thing is, most of these start at home: You can start the process by using a fear free behavior […]
Read MoreWelcome to Edgemont Veterinary Clinic’s Blog! We will be blogging about educational, fun and interesting information related to your pet’s health! So please feel free to visit us often for up to date information. Follow us on Facebook at Edgemont Veterinary Clinic and Instagram @edgemontvetclinic The Edgemont Veterinary Team
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