Congrats to Emily and Heather for reaching Fear Free Elite status!
Luke has been the best kitty today. He loves his perch and has been getting loved on from all of our team!
We get to see this special little guy and share in his care too! He has an awesome family that takes excellent care of him! 😍
Four Seasons Veterinary Specialists
September 26 at 8:10 AM ·
One of Dr. Christina Bove's first cardiology patients is this cute little one, Barney. He's a 10-year-old Pomeranian with heart valve disease and other health issues.
Like many patients with multiple health problems, Barney is under the care of several specialists at Four Seasons including Dr. Lisa Brownlee in internal medicine and Dr. Jayce Lineberger in surgery.
We appreciate the trust his family has in us and their permission to share his story.
#dogs #puppies #ExcellenceInCareWithLove
We have been lucky to be Barney's veterinarian for many years and to have the opportunity to work with Four Seasons to keep him happy and healthy. Thank you Four Seasons for your care of this little guy!
Four Seasons Veterinary Specialists
September 26 at 8:10 AM ·
One of Dr. Christina Bove's first cardiology patients is this cute little one, Barney. He's a 10-year-old Pomeranian with heart valve disease and other health issues.
Like many patients with multiple health problems, Barney is under the care of several specialists at Four Seasons including Dr. Lisa Brownlee in internal medicine and Dr. Jayce Lineberger in surgery.
We appreciate the trust his family has in us and their permission to share his story.
#dogs #puppies #ExcellenceInCareWithLove
American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
September 22 at 2:39 PM ·
RECALL ALERT - Real Pet Food Company is voluntarily recalling Billy+Margot Wild Kangaroo and Superfoods Recipe 4lb bags because it has the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella. You can find more information on the affected lots here ➡️ https://bit.ly/32VFRTD
Wellington Veterinary Hospital
August 29 at 1:37 PM ·
Do you know us? We are two tan, female pups, one chihuahua and one cockapoo, found close to Highway 1 in Wellington. We were found with pink and purple collars without tags or microchips and are about 10 weeks old. Please help us get home!
Give us a call with any information:
970-568-7387 :)
Break time! Team bonding while carving pumpkins. Happy Howl-o-ween!!
Welcome to Gamble Pet Clinic Zeb! This quiet boy came in for his puppy boosters and deworming. We loved giving Zeb some love!
Tucker was having so much fun we almost forgot he was here for his annual exam. He got to play and eat snacks during his visit making everything so much more exciting!
We got the spend the day with Barley today, while he was here for his routine dental treatment. His mom knows how important it is to have regular dental cleanings done, to help keep him as healthy as possible. Having dental disease spreads bacteria from the mouth to other organs in the body and can lead to other health issues.
He does get a little nervous while here is here, so we let him decide where he wants his exams done. Today, he decided he wanted to be examined while cuddling with our assistant, Emily. After dental treatments, we monitor the pets closely while keeping them bundled in warm blankets. He was very cozy all day! In the last pictures, you can see the before and after shots of both sides of the mouth. His teeth cleaned up very nicely today! Mr. Barley is always a joy to have in the clinic.
A special thanks to his owner for allowing us to share his story today!
https://www.instagram.com/p/CG-6r_3pkAt/?igshid=1vim3rsrvy71j
Happy New Year!! Goodbye 2020. Hello 2021! Paxton wants you to know that no matter what happens (including wearing antlers for mom) we will rock this year!
Happy New Year!
We will be closed Thursday December 31st through Sunday January 4th to allow our team some much deserved time off. We look forward to seeing you all in the New Year!
We will be closed Thursday December 24th through Sunday December 27th so that our team can enjoy Christmas with their families. We will reopen Monday December 28th at 8 am.
One of our team members, Adeana, had her cute pup Tonks in to see us to remove a Histiocytoma from her side.
A Histiocytoma is a benign skin tumor. They are a round, hairless, pink-red in color growth on the surface of the skin. They can be irritating and cause your dog to lick or chew at the growth which can lead to a secondary infection. Many times a histiocytoma will regress on its own but if it is not, surgery to remove the mass is typically recommended.
In Tonks' case, her mass regressed so no surgery was needed!
We thank Adeana for letting us share this story.
Ellie is keeping an eye on our pet angels today. If you lost a pet this year and want their angel to take home, please call or email so that we can have them ready for you to pick up.
