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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Miller Animal Hospital-dr Normie Miller

Miller Animal Hospital of Folsom

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Phone: (985) 796-1440

Address: 82072 Highway 25, Folsom, LA 70437

Website: http://www.milleranimalhospitaloffolsom.com

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
Dental care is one of the most neglected aspects of animal health care, yet taking care of dental needs is one of the most important things you can do for the overall health of your pet. At Miller Animal Hospital, annual dental exams and cleaning are encouraged because this preventive care can increase the life span of your pet tremendously.
Vaccination
Miller Animal Hospital provides basic care for backyard goats including vaccinations, worming, and surgeries that are required to help keep them healthy. Maintaining and caring for goats is a pretty simple process.
Nutritional Counseling
Pet nutritional counseling at Miller Animal Hospital will take the guesswork out of what your pet should be eating and how much. Our doctor will design a program for your pet based on the species, breed, age and health. The purpose of nutritional counseling is to provide you with practical advice and simple choices.
Comprehensive Examination
Annual check-ups and preventive care can help alleviate serious health problems later in your pet’s life. Vaccinations will be administered according to your pet’s individual needs. We will assess your pet’s risk of exposure to diseases and provide vaccinations as needed for protection. A complete physical examination is also performed at the time of vaccination. Wellness blood profiles and urinalysis may be recommended for your pet at certain ages or if they fit certain risk categories.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
We are here to assist in any way we can but we ask that you help keep our staff safe as well. If your pet is in need of food, medication refills, heartworm preventative, flea & tick preventative, etc. and you are unable to come to the clinic for these items, we offer our online pharmacy. Go to myvetstoreonline.com and register – search for Miller Animal Hospital and enter our zip code(70437). Non clients may also purchase from our online pharmacy, only FDA prescribed medication will require a doctor-patient relationship.
Pain Management
Veterinary science supports the fact that mammals have the same neuro-anatomical structures that humans have in the perception of pain, therefore, it is the belief at Miller Animal Hospital in Folsom that pain medication should be used to manage your pet’s pain.
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
There are many common infectious, cancerous or allergic skin conditions that plague our pets. Skin diseases can sometimes be an indication of serious internal diseases, but a non-life threatening chronic skin disease can truly affect your pet’s quality of life more than anything else he may suffer.
Intestinal Foreign Object Removal

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
If you are the owner of a large breed dog, then you are probably familiar with the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals. For larger dogs, OFA Certified refers to the dog’s hip joints and is an indicator of potential problems for your dog. Hip problems for active dogs can cause pain and discomfort that will only get progressively worse. Unstable hip joints will lead to osteoarthritis. OFA is the recognized certifying body that evaluates and determines if a dog will have hip problems. It was established in 1966 by John M. Olin after he found that hip dysplasia was affecting his sporting dogs. Hip dysplasia is a genetic condition and can be evaluated by radiographs.
Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Miller Animal Hospital is pleased to offer the Folsom community laser therapy for pets. Laser therapy is extremely effective in treating conditions such as arthritis, certain injuries and wounds, chronic joint pain, and can help surgical incisions to heal much faster.
Obesity Treatment
Dogs and cats thrive when they are fed a healthy, balanced diet. Currently, however, pet obesity is a huge problem in the United States. When pets are overweight, it creates a tendency towards diabetes, heart disease, joint problems and other chronic health conditions.
Diabetes Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal disease affecting pets in the United States. Here in Folsom, Louisiana, mosquitoes are a major factor in the spread of heartworms, biting infected animals and spreading the heartworm larvae when they move on and bite their next host. These larvae can grow to be foot-long worms that live in the heart, lungs, and associated blood vessels of infected animals. Heartworms can cause heart failure, lung disease, and damage to other organs. There are few, if any, early signs of heartworm disease in dogs and cats. It is a serious, progressive disease, but the earlier it is detected, the better the chances that your pet will recover.
Kidney Disease Treatment
Ultrasound will allow Miller Animal Hospital to diagnose pancreatitis, liver disease, kidney disease, cardiac function and locate possible obstructions if your pet has bitten off more than they can chew. An abdominal ultrasound is most often used to diagnose bladder and kidney stones, abdominal masses, to aid in the assessment of organ function, and to evaluate pregnancies.
Cancer Treatment
Chemotherapy in veterinary medicine may be used alone for certain cancers, or in conjunction with other treatments such as surgery or radiation therapy.

Wound and Fracture Care
Medical and surgical needs are a part of our lives as well as those of our furry friends. Miller Animal Hospital in Folsom is equipped with a surgical suite that makes It possible for our doctor to perform routine surgical procedures. Examples of surgical procedures include preventive surgeries such as spaying, neutering, dentistry, removal of foreign objects, wound repair, ear trims, and general orthopedic procedures. We also offer some surgical procedures for exotic animals.

Veterinary Surgery
Dr. Miller was raised in Folsom, and graduated from St. Scholastica Academy. She earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. Dr. Miller completed her internship in Nevada, which gave her the opportunity to work for several years with trained specialists in the areas of ultrasound, soft tissue surgery, orthopedics, emergency medicine and dermatology. These areas of veterinary medicine held a special interest for Dr. Miller.
Laser Surgery
Due to the lower temperature of radiowave surgery and the manner in which it is performed, there are a number of advantages that radiowave surgery has over conventional surgery and laser surgery.
Spaying and Neutering

Laboratory Services
Has your pet ever been sick and you have no clue why? In clinic diagnostics allows our doctor to get the results of your pet’s blood work in less than ten minutes! The ability to obtain liver and kidney profiles, coupled with a complete blood count enables our doctor to determine if there may be an underlying problem with your pet that may not be seen by a physical and visual examination.
X-Ray
An important diagnostic tool available at Miller Animal Hospital, digital radiography can be extremely beneficial in helping the veterinarian locate broken bones, objects your pet may have swallowed, fluid buildup, tumors, enlarged organs, and the presence of pneumonia.
Microchipping
Thousands of pets are lost each year due to loose collars or lost ID tags. Miller Animal Hospital offers microchipping for your pet so that you never have to worry about lost ID tags again.

General Pet Care

Boarding
Pet Boarding Do your pets go on vacation with the family? Often we leave without making proper plans for our pets. Miller Animal Hospital provides boarding that is supervised by veterinary technicians.
Senior Pet Care
Each individual procedure will vary from pet to pet and condition to condition. As with humans, the older the individual the more precaution needs to bee taken. Typically a physical examination, review of the patients' medical history and blood work are recommended with older patients. These precautions will make a procedure as safe as possible with a senior pet.
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