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Tag: Three Rivers Animal Hospital

How We Manage Pain Before, During & After Procedures

Keeping Pets Comfortable at Three Rivers Animal Hospital When a pet needs surgery, dental work, or another medical procedure, one of the most common concerns pet owners have is: “Will my pet be in pain?” At Three Rivers Animal Hospital, managing pain is a top priority. Modern veterinary medicine recognizes that effective pain control is essential not only […]

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“Should My Dog Get Vaccines Every Year?”

Understanding Core Vaccines, Legal Requirements & Lifestyle-Based Care Vaccines are one of the most effective tools we have to protect pets from serious — and often fatal — diseases. But it’s completely normal for pet owners to ask: “Does my dog really need vaccines every year?” At Three Rivers Animal Hospital, our answer is thoughtful, individualized, […]

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Case of the Week: Sago Palm Toxicity in a Dachshund — A Rare Success Story

Some cases remind us why asking the right questions — and acting quickly — can make all the difference. This week’s Case of the Week involves a dachshund who ingested sago palm leaves and seeds, a toxin that is unfortunately often fatal in dogs. Thanks to attentive owners, persistent veterinary care, collaboration with colleagues, and a little luck, this patient made […]

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Wait… That’s Poison?! Surprising Dangers for Dogs & Cats

Many pet poison emergencies happen with the best intentions — a snack shared, a plant brought home, or a medication dropped on the floor. March is Pet Poison Prevention Month, and it’s the perfect time to learn about some surprising toxins that can put both dogs and cats at risk. At Three Rivers Animal Hospital, we see preventable poison exposures far too often […]

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🐱 Case of the Week: Severe Feline Stomatitis & Whole Mouth Extractions

Some cases stay with us — not because they’re rare, but because they remind us how much pain pets can hide and how life-changing proper treatment can be. This week’s case involves a cat diagnosed with severe stomatitis, a painful inflammatory condition of the mouth that ultimately required whole mouth extractions to give this patient […]

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🦷 “Is Dental Anesthesia Safe for My Pet?”

How We Keep Pets Safe During Dental Procedures at Three Rivers Animal Hospital It’s one of the most common — and completely understandable — questions we hear: “Is dental anesthesia safe for my pet?” The short answer: Yes — when done thoughtfully, carefully, and with proper monitoring.Let’s walk you through exactly what we do to […]

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What We’ve Found on Dental X-Rays (That You Can’t See From the Outside)

When pet owners think about dental disease, they often picture tartar or bad breath. What many don’t realize is that the most serious dental problems are often hidden below the gumline — completely invisible during a visual exam. That’s why at Three Rivers Animal Hospital, we perform dental X-rays during every dental procedure. These X-rays allow us to see what’s really happening […]

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🦷 February Is Dental Health Month: Why Your Pet’s Smile Matters

From Your Team at Three Rivers Animal Hospital 💜 When you think about your pet’s health, teeth may not be the first thing that comes to mind — but oral health plays a huge role in your pet’s overall wellness and longevity. That’s why February is the perfect time to shine a spotlight on pet dental care and […]

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💰 7 Reasons Preventive Care Saves You Money (and Heartache)

Veterinary care can feel expensive — especially when your pet seems perfectly healthy. But here’s the truth we see every single day at Three Rivers Animal Hospital: 👉 Preventive care almost always costs less than treating advanced disease. Preventive care isn’t about doing “extra” tests — it’s about catching problems early, when they’re easier, less […]

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Wellness Bloodwork: The Power of Catching Problems Early

Your pet can’t tell you when something feels “off” — and often, by the time symptoms appear, disease has already progressed. That’s where wellness bloodwork becomes one of the most powerful tools we have in veterinary medicine. We consider wellness bloodwork a cornerstone of preventive care. It allows us to look inside your pet’s body and catch issues early, often […]

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