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Phone: (775) 852-8522

Address: 1091 Steamboat Pkwy, Reno, NV 89521

Website: http://www.damonteranchanimalhospital.com

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Damonte Ranch Animal Hospital

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Many dogs and cats will not show any clinical signs of poor dental health until their condition has become more advanced. Typically, we ask pet parents to keep an eye out for the following to determine whether their pet needs to be seen by a veterinarian...
Vaccination
Vaccines help to strengthen your dog’s or cat’s immunity to many harmful diseases such as rabies, parvo, feline leukemia, and more. We take time to understand your pet’s health and lifestyle so we can tailor their vaccination protocol to meet their needs.
Nutritional Counseling
Because dogs and cats being treated for cancer receive smaller doses of drugs, their side effects are not as intense and debilitating. However, they may still experience vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, and lethargy.
Comprehensive Examination
At Damonte Ranch Animal Hospital, we know that pet parents everywhere want the best care and the best possible life for their dogs and cats. Routine annual wellness examinations are integral to your pet’s lifelong health and ability to weather the various changes that will occur as they age. Furthermore, we recommend bi-annual exams for senior and geriatric pets, because they are prone to arthritis, diabetes, and other health problems.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Annual testing is important for both dogs and cats, because it can alert us to internal parasites, abnormal organ function, and the onset of an infection. Without routine testing, we would not be able to catch, and treat, these issues as effectively.
Pain Management
At Damonte Ranch Animal Hospital, we recognize that every pet heals and responds to treatment in a different way. We also believe that better options should be available for those who need it. When it comes to healing and pain relief, oral medication is often one of the main factors in the patient’s care plan. But medication is not always effective, and if it is, the effects may diminish or even become harmful if the medication is given over the long term. That’s why we offer laser therapy for dogs and cats as an alternative or supplement to your pet’s current treatment plan. This therapy is drug-free, non-invasive, and does not cause any negative side effects.
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Injury Treatment
Intestinal Foreign Object Removal

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Ear Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Diabetes Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
Kidney Disease Treatment
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Along with recommendations for routine at-home care, we also provide dental prophylactic care to provide your pet with thorough teeth cleaning procedures to remove tartar and plaque both above and below the gum line. This is vital to minimize the risk of dental disease. Periodontal disease can be prevented throughout your pet’s life with a combination of at-home treatments (like teeth brushing) and regular cleanings at our animal hospital in Reno, NV.
Cancer Treatment
A cancer diagnosis for your pet can be startling, but it doesn’t mean there aren’t treatment options available to improve their quality of life or even eliminate their cancer entirely. Damonte Ranch Animal Hospital offers a variety of therapies including surgery and primary and adjunctive chemotherapy to give dogs and cats a chance at remission. In addition, our hospital remains in close contact with veterinary oncologists, including experts at UC Davis, to ensure that our patients have access to more advanced cancer care.

Wound and Fracture Care

Veterinary Surgery
At Damonte Ranch Animal Hospital, our team is committed to exceeding expectations and giving pets and their loving owners the best care possible. The bond you share with your pets is a special one, and we aim to nurture that bond with individual care and the highest-quality medicine including full medical, dental, and surgical services.
Declawing
Spaying and Neutering
At Damonte Ranch Animal Hospital, we regularly perform spay and neuter surgeries on dogs and cats to prevent unwanted litters, which indirectly benefits shelter animals, too. Fewer stray dogs and cats on the streets means fewer animals in shelters--and more animals in warm, loving forever homes. But there are other benefits that accompany spaying and neutering as well; various health and behavioral issues can be reduced or prevented entirely with spaying and neutering.
Veterinary Euthanasia
You can be assured that we’ll do everything we can to make your pet’s final moments comfortable and stress-free. Cat and dog euthanasia is a two-step process; first we will give an injection of sedative to your pet to put them into a deep sleep, and then, when you’re ready, we’ll administer the euthanasia injection. This injection works very quickly and your pet will not feel a thing.

Laboratory Services
A pre-anesthetic examination and pre-anesthetic blood work to assess your pet’s organ function and various important metabolic parameters related to anesthetic and surgical safety
X-Ray
Pets with acute or chronic illness or injury may need further workups for us to determine the best course of treatment. Our digital radiography equipment allows us to perform a non-invasive internal exam of your pet, which can help us diagnose issues such as...
Dental Radiology
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General Pet Care

Grooming
Senior Pet Care
Keeping your beloved senior pet healthy is a joint effort between you and your vet. If your pet has chronic illness and limited mobility, we need to take all the necessary steps to treat their symptoms and keep their condition stable. Several changes may need to be made to your pet’s lifestyle, including...

Small Animal Vet
Shelby E. Baker, DVM is a small animal veterinarian and owner of Damonte Ranch Animal Hospital. In her younger years, Dr. Baker grew up on the East Coast in Rockville, Maryland, a suburb outside of Washington, D.C., and her parents still live there today in the same house where she grew up. Dr. Baker has always been a die-hard animal lover, with a strong interest in the sciences and medicine. She decided at a very early age during nursery school that the only thing she ever wanted to be in life was a veterinarian. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, class of 1994, then attended the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine where she graduated in the class of 2000.
Large Animal Vet
Colby is one of our receptionists. He enjoys being in an environment where he gets to work hands-on with animals. Colby is currently going to UNR where he is studying veterinary science. His goal is to become a large animal vet! Colby has lots of animals at home: six horses, two donkeys, two mini ponies, four goats, and five dogs! He grew up riding horses and enjoys barrel racing.

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