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Mission Valley Veterinary Clinic

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Start with a brand that appeals to you and get a small bag. If your pet likes it, stick with it. Some animals prefer smaller kibbles or differently shaped kibbles. Dry foods tend to reduce dental disease while canned or wet foods can lead to increased need for dental care. Lower-quality foods, typically those that cost the least, can be fine for some pets, but other pets do not tolerate them. These foods can produce higher stool volume and frequency due to poor digestibility of ingredients. They can also produce poor coat quality, poor energy levels, and general poor health.

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Phone: (406) 676-4251

Address: 37058 Timberlane Rd, Ronan, MT 59864

Website: http://missionvalleyvet.com

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Mission Valley Veterinary Clinic

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Start with a brand that appeals to you and get a small bag. If your pet likes it, stick with it. Some animals prefer smaller kibbles or differently shaped kibbles. Dry foods tend to reduce dental disease while canned or wet foods can lead to increased need for dental care. Lower-quality foods, typically those that cost the least, can be fine for some pets, but other pets do not tolerate them. These foods can produce higher stool volume and frequency due to poor digestibility of ingredients. They can also produce poor coat quality, poor energy levels, and general poor health.
Vaccination
This wellness exam is useful for detecting birth defects like heart murmurs, growth problems, or eye defects, and for discussing diet, new pet care, and general health concerns. Rabies vaccinations are given no earlier than 12 weeks of age, by law, and only by a licensed veterinarian.
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Skin diseases and infections can be either the cause of, or caused by, scratching. Anal sac irritation or infection can cause scooting, licking, and chewing at the tail, and excessive scratching at the head can indicate ear infections, eye problems, or dental disease. One of the most common causes of itchy skin in pets is an allergy, either to something in the environment, or to a food. This kind of allergy can be difficult to diagnose, as all the other possible causes must be looked for first.
Comprehensive Examination
Yearly physical examinations are provide vital information about your pet's health. Considereverything your vet does - vaccinations, nutrional counseling, and hearworm and intestinal parasite prevention - as investments to prevent deadly (or at least costly) diseases. Plus, when your vet sees your pet regularly, he is more likely to catch any potential health issues early, which can also mean a better chance of recovery.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Deworming is important because untreated intestinal parasite infections can cause serious illness and death in neonatal animals. Vomiting, diarrhea, bloated appearance, thinness, poor hair coat, general poor-doing can all be signs of intestinal parasitism. Tapeworms are are transmitted to our dogs and cats when they eat the infective lifestage of the worm. This is most commonly (in our area) through eating rodents, but can also be from eating fleas. Tapeworm infections are relatively common in cats who go outdoors and dogs who eat rodents. The tapeworm lifecycle is complex and takes time so it is virtually impossible for young puppies and kittens to have tapeworms. Tapeworms are apparent by short white segments around your pet's anal opening; these segments have been described as grains of rice or little white seeds. If you see long string-like worms, like noodles, these are more likely round worms.
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment

Infection Treatment

Parvovirus Infection Treatment
We recommend all puppies and kittens receive their initial vaccinations at 8 weeks of age. In general vaccinations ('shots') before this date are less effective. Puppies receive a combined Distemper/Adenovirus Type 2/Parvovirus/Parainfluenza (DA2PP or just DA2) shot. Kittens receive a combined Viral Rhinotracheitis/Coronavirus/Panleukopenia (FVR or FVRCP). Both of these shots are repeated, or boostered, at 12 weeks of age. A complete physical examination is performed at both of these visits.
Ear Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
Cancer Treatment

Veterinary Surgery
He and his family returned to the Mission Valley in 1990. His professional interests include equine dentistry, small animal orthopedic surgery, and bovine obstetrics. He and his wife, Debbie, have three children, 2 dogs, 3 cats, numerous fish, and a llama. He enjoys spending his free time in the outdoors, training for and competing in triathlons.

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