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Flea Product Alert

On Wednesday, March 17, 2010 EPA announced intentions for stricter testing and evaluation requirements for flea and tick treatments that are applied to pet's skin.  The news articles question the safety of topically applied flea products. 

Rest assured all the products we endorse are SAFE!!!  We use them on our own pets and have prescribed thousands of doses without incidence. 

We do however, know of products which can be dangerous, especially if labeled directions are not followed. 

Please feel free to call or email us to discuss any concerns.

Spring Into Health!

As the doctors and staff of Thompson Animal Hospital approach the spring season, we will be celebrating your Pets' Wellness.  Just like it is important for you to have physical exams the same is true for your pet.  Wellness appointments are important to help us detect problems while they are treatable and manageable.

One way to help ensure your pets' best health is Wellness Health Screenings.  Wellness Health Screenings allow our doctors a "look inside" your pets' vital organs and may allow us to detect conditions we cannot see yet.  The Wellness Health Screening involves blood and urine tests to check internal organ function such as liver, kidney, thyroid, heart and some communicable diseases.  Taking a look inside can allow us to keep your furry friend healthier longer.

As we "Spring into Health" we are offering a Wellness Package for dogs and cats at a discounted price.  We are offering Complete Blood Count, Comprehensive Chemistry, Thyroid Testing and Urinalysis while you wait for only $109.00, a 30% savings.  Offer good 3/1/10-4/30/10.  Call for an appointment today.

Recession Relief Pricing!

We now provide discount pricing for spays & neuters with our puppy & kitten plan.  Your pet will receive the same quality services, but at only $99 with the purchase of a kitten or puppy plan

Swine Influenza - H1N1

Frequently asked questions regarding Swine Influenza and the health of our pets.

Q: Can my pet contract H1N1?

A: Recently there have been a few confirmed cases of the flu in animals. So yes it is possible.

Q: What symptoms should I look for in my pet?

A: The symptoms include: lethargy, loss of appetite, fever, runny eyes/nose, sneezing, coughing and difficulty breathing.

Q: What should I do if I believe my pet has swine flu?

A: Take your pet to a veterinarian as soon as possible for an exam and diagnostics.

Q: Some one in the household has swine flu, what should be done to help protect my pet?

A: Practice good hygiene. Wash your hands frequently.

Q: Is there a vaccination for my pet against H1N1?

A: No, there has not been a vaccination developed for animals.