As pet parents we may be aware of poisons lurking under our sinks, but we may not realize that some of the biggest culprits are sitting in a drawer or in our medicine cabinets. Pets ingesting over-the-counter
and prescription medications are common accidents. Here is a list of the top 10 human
medications that most often poison our furry friends.
If you suspect your pet has ingested any of these items (or any other items), please have the bottles available when you call us.
Friday, September 28, 2012
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Laser Therapy for pets
The laser
energy increases circulation which draws water, oxygen and nutrients to the
damaged area. This initiates increasing cellular function and health which
gives an optimal healing environment. As the injured area returns to normal,
the pain is relieved and function is restored.
The treatments are cumulative in nature and last 3-8 minutes per site and
require no anesthesia. The frequency of
visits varies with your pet’s condition. A sample schedule would be three times
a week for the first week, twice the second week, and once the third week. Some
patients will have a positive response in just one treatment, while others
should see improvements in the second week.
Call us today to schedule your consultation
with Dr. Williams or Dr. Janosco and learn more about how Laser Therapy can help promote
healing, quicken recovery time, increase flexibility, and relieve joint pain.
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Discover a new way to address pain management in pets!
Laser Therapy helps revitalize your
best friend’s quality of life and help get them back on their paws faster.
Seminole Trail Animal Hospital is excited to bring this special technology to
you. This treatment can dramatically help decrease inflammation, relieve pain
and increase range of motion. Best of all, it is non-invasive, painless, and
side- effect free.
The laser
energy increases circulation which draws water, oxygen and nutrients to the
damaged area. This initiates increasing cellular function and health which
gives an optimal healing environment. As the injured area returns to normal,
the pain is relieved and function is restored.
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