"Uzzi" the Doberman Pinscher
Kimberly Veterinary Hospital
22340 Kimberly Road
Kimberly ID 83341
phone: (208) 423-6860
fax: (208) 423-4410
e-mail: [email protected]
Hours:
Mon, Wed & Fri: 8am-5pm
Tue & Thur: 7:30am-5pm
Saturday/Sunday- Closed
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Soft Tissue Surgery
Cat Spay Incision
This service encompasses many aspects of treatment. Soft tissue surgery includes procedures such as spays, neuters, wound repair, lump removal, suturing lacerations etc. Many of these are outpatient procedures with smooth and relatively quick recovery times assisted by antibiotics and anti-inflammatory pain relievers.
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Bone Surgery
Splinted fractured leg
All surgeries involving bone injuries must be seen and assessed by our Doctors initially before treatment or surgery can begin. Depending on the severity of the injury, location or age of the patient, K.V.H. may refer our patients to an orthopedic specialist such as Sun Valley Animal Clinic or West Vet in Boise. Bone surgeries done at K.V.H. are always an overnight hospitalization procedure. Many of these surgeries include ACL (knee) repairs, fracture repairs, and IM pinning. These procedures always require the patients to be on strict bed rest for prolonged periods of time to lower risk of re-injury. They also require re-occurring visits with the doctor to track progress. Bone surgeries are painful, this is why K.V.H. enforces a pain management protocol to ensure your pet is as comfortable as possible.
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Internal Medicine
"Bella" the Brussels Griffon
Internal medicine can be used as a generalization for treatment of issues such as diabetes, arthritis, heart/lung problems, gastric upset, epilepsy etc. Internal medicine is the 'catch all' category for the treatment of sick patients due to many illnesses. Patients will be assessed, then diagnosis and prognosis will be discussed and explained and the patient will be under doctors care as needed for treatment and monitoring.
Pictured below: Dr. Clark and Ashley C.V.T. draining fluid from the chest of "Aussie" the Dachshund.
Emergency Services
'Roxy' the Boxer v.s. a Porcupine
On call emergency services are referred to Healing Hands Small Animal Emergency Hospital in Twin Falls from 5pm until midnight on week days except Tuesday, and from 2pm until midnight on Saturday & Sunday. Healing Hands phone number is 208-543-7150. If Healing Hands is closed and you need emergency assistance, K.V.H. is available to established patients only. A Doctor can be reached at the phone number given on the clinic message machine at 208-423-6860. If you are not a client of Kimberly Vet, please call your regular veterinarian. All emergencies seen by a Doctor have a minimum $200 emergency office visit and any tests or procedures are in addition. All emergencies require cash or credit card for payment at the time of service.
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Preventative Care
Vaccines: Dhpp, Lepto, Rabies & Bordetella
Preventative care are actions taken to prevent serious illenss and or deteriorating health. This includes puppy vaccinations, yearly adult vaccinations, de-worming, yearly blood chemistries, wellness exams etc. Results of some of these tests can be obtained within a matter of minutes by special equipment in the clinic, others must be sent out to another laboratory. Information from these tests or keeping your pet vaccinated increases its chances of staying healthy and/or giving the doctor answers to what is best for the patient.
Dermatology
'Dalton' the Standard Poodle Puppy
Dermatology refers to the study of the skin. This service covers the common itchy/scratchy pet, fleas, ticks, ringworm, general or localized hair loss, mange, rashes, thin hair due to hormonal imbalances or internal issues, food/environmental allergies and much more.
Pictured below: Superficial Moist Dermatitis aka 'hot spot'
Dentistry
'Miley' the Mini Schnauzer
Dentistry has come to the forefront of many Veterinary services. It has been found that teeth, and their health, contribute immensly to the health of your pet. Infected, abscessed, loose or broken teeth can be extremely painful and can cause animals to stop eating, lose weight, quit grooming themselves, have bad breath and even cause heart problems. Dentistry entails procedures such as, dental prophylaxis (just like people get at their dentist), removal of retained baby teeth, tooth repair, tooth extraction etc.
Dental before and after.
Infectious Diseases
Puppy with Parvo Virus
Stabilization, diagnosis, prognosis, and/or treatment is provided to animals with infectious diseases such as; FIV (Feline Immunodefiency Virus), FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus), Parvo Virus, FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis), Kennel Cough/upper respiratory infections etc.
Radiology
'Sam' swallowed a golf ball
Radiology is a common procedure in the clinic. Radiographs can be taken of any species of animal brought in to be examined. This service can help determine; fractures, foreign body ingestion, proper gastro-intestinal movement, heart/lung health, bone cancer evaluation, placement of bone stabilization devices, pregnancy etc.
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