Dentistry!
Dr. Rowan had the opportunity to attend some valuable classes in Baltimore, MD this February. The classes were on dental x-rays, proper dental extractions, recognizing dental disease, and jaw fractures. Three days was spent attending great labs and lectures by Dr. Ira Luskin, veterinary dental specialist.
Dental disease is one of the most common problems we see in pets at a veterinary practice. Many of these pet's mouths are sore and we don't even know it because they hide there pain so well.
At Pandosy Vet Hospital, we plan on making your pets dental health a priority by offering digital dental x-rays, skilled cleanings, and proper extractions when necessary. Of course, prevention is key including brushing in susceptible breeds, soft chews , specialized diets and treats designed to prevent tartar, and a trained eye to recognize disease before it becomes a major problem.
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Tick Season is here! 🕷🌷
While we are all super excited to get outside again and explore the beautiful Okanagan, this warmer weather means those pesky ticks are back in season! Yep, that's right, it's early March and we're already seeing ticks at Pandosy Village Vet.
Happy Healthy Hearts - Heart Diagnostics
Heart health is an important part of keeping our furry family members happy and healthy. At Pandosy Vet, we recommend annual visits so our vets can give your furry family members a full examination, including checking their hearts! Read on to find out the different tools we can use to see how your cat or dog's heart is doing.
Acupuncture for Cats & Dogs
Pandosy Village Veterinary Hospital offers Traditional Chinese acupuncture, as well as Chinese herbal medicine. This ancient Eastern approach to wellness is more relevant than ever and provides many opportunities to solve issues that Western medicine can't. Traditional Chinese medicine gets to the root of the illness, providing long-term benefits without the possible side effects of pharmaceuticals or surgery.
