Camino Al Norte Animal Hospital offers affordable vaccinations, various dental and surgical services, breed analysis, radiology, ultrasound, and hospitalization. We also offer basic grooming services and our hospital provides boarding arrangements for cats and dogs. For your convenience, Camino Al Norte Animal Hospital is open seven days and offer both appointment and walk-in visits to accommodate any patient in need of veterinary care.
For over ten years, Camino Al Norte Animal Hospital has provided pet owners with comprehensive, compassionate veterinary care along with a dog and cat boarding facility. Our multi-doctor practice provides comprehensive care for cats and dogs. Dr. Hagstette's passion and love for working with animals and science drew her into the veterinary profession at a young age.
Her desire to help people and to enrich the bond that they have with their pets has been her motivation. Dr. Hagstette has held every position in a veterinary hospital starting as a kennel attendant when she was in high school.
For over ten years, Camino Al Norte Animal Hospital has provided pet owners with comprehensive, compassionate veterinary care along with a dog and cat boarding facility. Our multi-doctor practice provides comprehensive care for cats and dogs. Dr. Hagstette's passion and love for working with animals and science drew her into the veterinary profession at a young age.
Her desire to help people and to enrich the bond that they have with their pets has been her motivation. Dr. Hagstette has held every position in a veterinary hospital starting as a kennel attendant when she was in high school.
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Our veterinarians and staff at Camino Al Norte Animal Hospital believe that one of the most important aspects of caring for your pet's health is vaccinating them against potential diseases.
Vaccinations offer protection against major viral and bacterial diseases that cats and dogs may be exposed to, most of which are preventable.
It has become more common to travel with pets.
Airlines are expanding their options for pet travels.
While we want our pet family to enjoy their travels, it is important to remember that viruses can spread and potential risks can vary from state to state.
Vaccinations offer protection against major viral and bacterial diseases that cats and dogs may be exposed to, most of which are preventable.
It has become more common to travel with pets.
Airlines are expanding their options for pet travels.
While we want our pet family to enjoy their travels, it is important to remember that viruses can spread and potential risks can vary from state to state.
Emergencies can happen at any time.
Our hospital staff and doctors at Camino Al Norte Animal Hospital are committed to being available for you and your pet around the clock.
We see emergencies during normal business hours and treat each emergency as top priority.
Should you need to have your pet seen after business hours, please call the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Hospital at (702) 262-7080.
They have veterinarians on site during late night/early mornings.
Our hospital staff and doctors at Camino Al Norte Animal Hospital are committed to being available for you and your pet around the clock.
We see emergencies during normal business hours and treat each emergency as top priority.
Should you need to have your pet seen after business hours, please call the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Hospital at (702) 262-7080.
They have veterinarians on site during late night/early mornings.
The importance of dental health is often overlooked by pet owners.
Periodontal disease is the most common disease in dogs and cats.
More than 85% of dogs and cats over four years of age suffer from some form of periodontal disease.
Bad breath (halitosis) is usually the first sign of this condition.
If left untreated, the bacteria causing your pet's bad breath, can lead to kidney and heart failure.
Other signs of periodontal disease include bleeding gums, loss of appetite, pawing at the face, irritability, lethargy and depression.
Periodontal disease is the most common disease in dogs and cats.
More than 85% of dogs and cats over four years of age suffer from some form of periodontal disease.
Bad breath (halitosis) is usually the first sign of this condition.
If left untreated, the bacteria causing your pet's bad breath, can lead to kidney and heart failure.
Other signs of periodontal disease include bleeding gums, loss of appetite, pawing at the face, irritability, lethargy and depression.
Here at Camino Al Norte Animal Hospital, we offer the latest technology in diagnostic ultrasound services as a means of providing your pet with the highest level of quality veterinary care.
Ultrasonography is a type of diagnostic technique that uses ultrasound waves to produce an imaging study.
This means that when we perform ultrasonography, we can see internal images of the patient's body.
Unlike some other imaging studies, like x-rays, ultrasonography does not use radiation.
Instead, ultrasonography uses high-frequency sound (ultrasonic) waves to create a picture of what is inside your pet's body.
Ultrasonography is a type of diagnostic technique that uses ultrasound waves to produce an imaging study.
This means that when we perform ultrasonography, we can see internal images of the patient's body.
Unlike some other imaging studies, like x-rays, ultrasonography does not use radiation.
Instead, ultrasonography uses high-frequency sound (ultrasonic) waves to create a picture of what is inside your pet's body.
Radiography is a valuable diagnostic tool in veterinary medicine.
A radiograph (also called an x-ray) is a type of photograph that can look inside the body and reveal information that may not be discernable from the outside.
Radiography can be used to evaluate almost any organ in the body, including the heart, lungs, and abdominal organs, as well as the bones.
Radiography is painless, safe, and completely non-invasive, and it uses only very low doses of radiation.
Because the level of radiation exposure needed to perform radiography is very low, even pregnant females and very young pets can undergo radiography.
A radiograph (also called an x-ray) is a type of photograph that can look inside the body and reveal information that may not be discernable from the outside.
Radiography can be used to evaluate almost any organ in the body, including the heart, lungs, and abdominal organs, as well as the bones.
Radiography is painless, safe, and completely non-invasive, and it uses only very low doses of radiation.
Because the level of radiation exposure needed to perform radiography is very low, even pregnant females and very young pets can undergo radiography.
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