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WHAT'S NEW
August 2018
Monthly Newsletter
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FEATURED ADOPTION
This is Armie, a 9 year old Labrador Retreiver.
This gentleman is available from A Purposeful Rescue,
a Los Angeles based rescue organization.
For more information on Armie (and other available dogs), visit:
www.apurposefulrescue.org/adoptable-dogs
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THE DOG DAYS OF SUMMER ARE HERE
AND LOS ANGELES MAGAZINE HAS A LIST OF THE EVENTS YOU AND YOUR DOG HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR.
(and a few are still available towards the end of the month)
SUMMER BATH SPECIAL FOR DOGS
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Got a stinky dog? We have a special Summer Edition of the Deluxe Bath. Your pampered pup will receive:
- A shed-reduction coconut lime shampoo
- Raspberry conditioning rinse
- Nail trim
- Brush out
- Bandana in the pattern of your choice
Dogs under 45 lbs: $62 Dogs 46 - 90 lbs: $69 Dogs 90 - 100 lbs: $73 Dogs over 100 lbs: $80
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(Original graphic by marvistavet.com) |
DOCTOR SCHEDULE FOR AUGUST
Sunday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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Dr. Moore
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Dr. Moore
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Moore
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Dr. Moore
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Stern
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Dr. Stern
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Dr. Stern
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Dr. Stern
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Dr. Stern
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Moore
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Dr. Moore
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Brooks
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Dr. Moore
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Dr. Moore
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Dr. Moore
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Dr. Brooks
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September 1
Dr. Brooks
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CLOSING EARLY FOR LABOR DAY
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Labor Day is Monday, September 3rd.
We will be closing a bit early, at 3 PM (instead of the normal 6 PM).
Please plan accordingly if you will need to pick up your pet or your pet's medication.
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INTERESTING EXTERNAL LINKS:
CANINE CANCER WARNING SIGNS
CHEATSHEET.COM has lots of interesting content and is regularly featured on AOL NEWS. Recently they assembled a list of 15 signs that your dog might have cancer. While these symptoms don't necessarily indicate cancer, they are important findings that should not be ignored or discounted. Check it out!
www.cheatsheet.com/culture/dog-cancer-warning-signs-need-look.html/?country=US
DID YOU KNOW ...that gradual appetite loss is not a "wait and see" situation?
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A common scenario involves an older pet who just isn't eating the way he or she used to. A cat might stop eating dry food or a dog might leave some of the food uneaten in the bowl. Often the owner will figure that the problem is minor because the pet is still eating after all. Maybe it's just old age.
In reality, this kind of appetite change is significant and warrants a vet visit and probably some tests. You can wait a couple of days to see if your pet snaps out of it but all too often the owner watches the appetite wax and wane and dwindle until several weeks later the pet has stopped eating completely. If you wait until that happens, the chances are the original disease process is in an advanced state and may or may not be treatable.
FRIENDLY TIP FROM YOUR VET: DON'T WAIT MORE THAN A COUPLE OF DAYS ON THIS ONE.
Also, got a sick pet that won't eat well? Mirataz ear gel is now available for cats and Entyce is available for dogs.
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A Special Thank you to our Referring Clients
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We are honored when our clients refer their friends and family to our hospital and as a token of thanks, we credit their account $25 for each new client they bring. This month we wish to thank:
Ryan Aronson
Gabriela Hobe
Flor Zelaya
To obtain the $25 credit, the referred client cannot have the same address as the referring client. The referred client must have received medical services for their pet in order to generate a credit for the person who referred them (retail or pet food sales or services at vaccination clinic do not count toward referral credit).
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Dr. Jenny Johnson's Next Day For Chiropractic Is
THURSDAY September 27th.
Appointment times are still available.
Chiropractic helps with:
- Posture and Mobility
- Spinal pain
- Arthritis pain
- Conditions mediated by spinal nerves
Shockwave therapy is also available for drug-free management of arthritis pain
To set up an appointment, call us at 310-391-6741.
For more information on Veterinary Chiropractic or Shockwave therapy, click here.
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Please allow 24 hours for processing of medication refills. Thank you.
DON'T FORGET TO "LIKE" US ON FACEBOOK SO YOU CAN GET TIPS AND LINKS
TO HELP BRING YOUR PET THE BEST POSSIBLY CARE.
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