All Creatures Veterinary Clinic Inc

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Mon - Tue:	9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Wed:	9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thu:	9:00 am - 12:30 pm
Fri:	9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Sat:	9:00 am - 1:00 pm

All Creatures Veterinary Clinic Inc

Preventive Care

Dental Care
One of the most important items of care for dogs and cats is their dental health. Studies show that regular dental care at home and at a veterinarian can extend the life of a pet by 25%! At All Creatures, Dr. Streit and Dr. Hughes have many years of experience in veterinary dental care. Our veterinarians have a special interest in dentistry, and attend conferences around the country to insure we offer our pets the safest and most effective oral care.

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Fax: (304) 425-4959

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R Katie Hughes DVM MS

Hughes, R Katie

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I was traveling and needed assistance and they were able to help us asap. Great service and friendly folks.

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Phone: (304) 425-9944

Address: 1916 W Main St, Princeton, WV 24740

Website: http://www.allcreaturesclinic.com

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All Creatures Veterinary Clinic Inc

Preventive Care

Dental Care
One of the most important items of care for dogs and cats is their dental health. Studies show that regular dental care at home and at a veterinarian can extend the life of a pet by 25%! At All Creatures, Dr. Streit and Dr. Hughes have many years of experience in veterinary dental care. Our veterinarians have a special interest in dentistry, and attend conferences around the country to insure we offer our pets the safest and most effective oral care.
Vaccination
When your puppy or kitten is very young, one of the most important health considerations are vaccinations. All Creatures Veterinary Clinic offers a full-line pharmacy with the most advanced vaccines available in veterinary medicine.
Behavioral Counseling
Lynda Oleksuk is a 1999 graduate of the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine. In addition to almost 2 decades of small animal general practice, she spent a year at a busy emergency practice and provided behavior consultations for nearly 15 years. Before vet school she got a BS, MS, and completed all coursework for a PhD in Engineering Mechanics, which provides her with a unique approach to medical and surgical cases. She also volunteered thousands of hours at a local shelter while she was a student, and still donates time to several rescue groups.
Nutritional Counseling
Some signs to observe in your pet if you suspect they may be experiencing pain is loss of appetite, problems sitting and standing, lack of interest in their usual activities and in extreme cases, aggressive behavior at their owners when they come near. If you think that your pet is suffering from pain then please call All Creatures Veterinary Clinic for a full examination of your loved animal companion by one of our doctors.
Comprehensive Examination
In conjunction with lab work, x-ray and physical examination using ultrasound can help our veterinarians diagnose and treat your animal companion quickly and efficiently.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
What is heartworm disease? The disease develops when a pet becomes infected with parasites called Dirofilaria immitis that are transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito. Heartworms are “foot long” worms that live in the heart and major blood vessels of the lungs. Heartworm disease is spread by mosquitoes to both dogs and cats. It is especially a problem in the hot and humid parts of our country.
Pain Management
One of the most difficult areas of veterinary medicine is pain management. Pain in humans is subjective meaning that one person may feel pain differently than the next person. In animals, pain is more objective and is hard to identify because animals have a natural instinct to hide their pain from others.
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
If your pet has itchy skin that goes beyond normal scratching associated with animals, they may be suffering from allergies. Severe allergic reactions in pets can cause constant scratching, hair loss, and poor quality of life for suffering animals. Allergies in pets have similar causes to those found in people including food allergies, atopic dermatitis, and contact allergens such as grass or pollen. In addition, pets can also suffer an allergic reaction when they are bitten by fleas.

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Yes! Several diseases can be transmitted from pets to people, including ringworm, leptospirosis, roundworms and hookworms, toxoplasmosis, and rabies. Fortunately, many of these diseases can be prevented in pets, which minimizes their occurrence in people. See your veterinarian to discuss ways to keep your pets healthy.
Parvovirus Infection Treatment
Many pets that are “indoor only” actually go outdoors from time-to-time, whether it’s for a brief bathroom break, a trip to the groomers or vets, or even an accidental escape. And for some diseases, direct contact with an infected animal is not required for transmission! For example, parvovirus can be carried into the house on a person’s shoes and cause illness in an indoor only dog. And just finding a bat in your house can put your pet at risk for exposure to rabies. Talk to your veterinarian to discuss which diseases your pet is at risk for.
Ear Infection Treatment
Laser therapy has been scientifically proven to be successful in treating post-surgical healing and pain, and many acute and chronic conditions such as wounds, inflammation, arthritis, back pain, ear infections, and hot spots.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
It is now understood that animals feel pain in much the same way as people do. The caring doctors at All Creatures attempt to keep pets in their care as comfortable as possible. This means medicating prior to surgery, in a similar manner to human medicine. Our doctors are also experienced in diagnosing age-related pain, including osteoarthritis, and managing the pain associated with the disease.
Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Symptoms of Zika virus infection include fever, headaches, joint pain, muscle aches, rashes and red eyes (conjunctivitis). Death is a rare occurrence with this virus. The most serious issue currently known about the Zika virus is that it may be associated with serious birth defects that are life threatening in babies born to mothers carrying the virus. The birth defect is known as microcephaly, or small head, which causes the fetal brain to be underdeveloped, and can be responsible for death or neurological deformation. During this past year in Brazil, there were over 3,500 cases of microcephaly diagnosed and reported. This has officials very concerned.
Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
Blood chemistries, complete blood counts (CBC), electrolytes, thyroid testing, fecal analysis and urinalysis can often tell us if your furry family member may have an issue that cannot be seen from the outside.
Heart Disease Treatment
In dogs, signs of heartworm disease may include a mild persistent cough, reluctance to exercise, fatigue after moderate activity, decreased appetite, and weight loss. As heartworm disease progresses, pets may develop heart failure commonly recognized by an accumulation of fluid in the abdomen giving the pet the appearance of a "swollen belly." Dogs infected with large numbers of heartworms can develop a sudden blockage of blood flow within the heart leading to a life-threatening form of cardiovascular collapse called caval syndrome. Signs of caval syndrome include a sudden onset of labored breathing, pale gums, and dark bloody or "coffee-colored" urine. Without prompt surgical removal of the heartworm blockage, few dogs survive.
Kidney Disease Treatment
It is estimated that over half of dogs and cats are overweight in the United States. Long-term obesity leads to issues such as diabetes, high blood pressure, osteoarthritis, kidney disease, many forms of cancer and decreased life expectancy. Regular visits to All Creatures Veterinary Clinic will include weighing your pet, and our doctors will determine whether or not your pet is overweight. Proper nutrition can also maintain your pet at a proper weight, and our doctors and staff can discuss what foods are best for your pet.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Halitosis - “bad breath”! If your pet has bad breath, periodontal disease is probably present under the gums. Gums that bleed easily will accompany this odor in the early stage.
Cancer Treatment
Just as in human medicine, the overall safety of any procedure is based on the type of treatment your pet needs. For example, a spay or neuter for a young animal is generally carries less risk than a cancer treatment for a senior animal. Regardless of the type of your pet’s medical needs, All Creatures takes the greatest possible care of your furry family member!

Veterinary Surgery
Spaying and Neutering
Finally, the doctors at Appalachian recommend spaying or neutering all pets not to be used for breeding purposes between four (4) and six (6) months of age. A spay or neuter not only prevents unwanted litters of puppies or kittens, but can help your pet avoid certain health problems as they begin to age.

Laboratory Services
One of the most important tools for veterinarians is blood work and diagnostic testing. Each day at All Creatures Veterinary Clinic, we see pets that are not their usual playful selves, that cannot express what pain or problems they may be experiencing.
X-Ray
Dental Radiology
Dental care at All Creatures includes all levels of oral care including cleaning and polishing, digital dental x-rays as necessary, and extractions if required.
Microchipping
A pet microchip consists of a tiny tube (about the size of a grain of rice) that is inserted under the skin. For consistency, it is almost always placed on the left side near shoulder height. The process is a very quick, cheap, and painless.

General Pet Care

Boarding
While we do not offer grooming or boarding services unless medically necessary, we highly recommend Yolanda's Grooming and training: (304) 913-4947. As for Boarding, we suggest pet sitters. The pet is more comfortable in their own setting or with more individualized attention. Daniel Smoak of BARK! (865) 216-3290, or Sabine Saunders (304) 487-3360 offer pet sitting services.
Grooming
Senior Pet Care
Remember that just like people, pets needs begin to change as they grow from small animals to senior pets. At All Creatures Veterinary Clinic, our caring and experienced doctors have a preventative care program for your pet regardless of their current age. Call All Creatures Veterinary Clinic to schedule an appointment for your pet today!

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