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Three to six million people in the United States are infected with Toxocara larva migrans (Roundworms) each year, and the overall seroprevalence ranges from an average of 3.5 percent to more than 23 percent in some areas."
Schantz, PM. Toxocaral larva migrans now. Am J Trop Med Hyg 1989;41(Suppl):21.

During the Month of May we will be offering the following:

Fecal Analysis 50% off
Heartworm Tests 25% off
25% Discount on selected Anthelmintics, Flea & Tick Preventative Products

Minimally Invasive Laparoscopic Spay

A recent study concluded laparoscopic spays caused less surgical stress and up to 65% less post-operative pain than a traditional open surgical spay.*

The entire surgery is performed through a few tiny incisions rather than a larger abdominal opening. Smaller incisions are less painful and reduce recovery time.

Usually performed as an outpatient procedure so your pet recovers at home. Traditional open spays typically require an overnight stay.

Allows for excellent visualization of abdominal organs.

Controlled incisions eliminate pain and bruising caused by the tearing of tissue associated with traditional spays.

In larger breed dogs gastropexy can be performed at the time of spay.
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Redmond Veterinary Clinic is a full service Animal Hospital providing Uncompromised Care for those that provide us with unconditional love. Our mixed animal hospital serves the needs of a number of different species including: dogs, cats, horses, cattle, llamas and alpacas. Since 1942, Redmond Vet Clinic has offered high quality medicine and surgery for the companion animal, equine and ruminant. Our highly trained staff, including three full time veterinarians, excels in education and service. Please let us know how we may serve your veterinary needs in the entire Central Oregon region including Redmond, Bend, La Pine, Prineville, Madras, and Sisters

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Dexter Bulldogs and Waterbabies

With all the press the bulldog trait has received, it is common for any stillborn Dexter fetus to be called a bulldog by the breeder; regardless of cause, or ...