What if
we let
our pets
. . .
pick
their
vets…
ARTHRITIS
IN DOGS AND CATS
Have you noticed your dog or cat “slowing down” as they get older? Is your dog moving around less, or stiff when trying to get up? Is your cat sleeping more, or not jumping up on furniture like she used to? They may be suffering from arthritis. Arthritis is painful, and early recognition and treatment can help your pets be more comfortable in their senior years. Here we discuss the many treatment options to make your pets feel better.
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here’s what
they’d
say …
we’d want him to know his stuff…
the AAHA helps ….
and not keep us waiting forever ….
with a full-service, in-house lab ….
and a clinic that doesn’t smell like an animal ….
that lets my people in the exam room ….
and loves us as much as you do….
vets like ….
Mark Venghaus, DVM
Diane Coleman, DVM
Ed Childress, DVM
We have three goals at Highland’s Pet Medical Clinic:
1- Provide the very best care for each patient. We take pride in our diagnostic equipment, in-house lab and record keeping necessary to maintain our American Animal Hospital Association (AHAA) accreditation. Dr. Venghaus and Dr. Coleman have a combined 35 years of experience, supplemented with yearly continuing education. Our hospital is a member of the Veterinary Information Network, which allows us direct contact with experts in all fields of veterinary medicine.
2- Make sure our patient’s owners are happy. We’ve noticed that service seems to be dying art in this day and age. We pride ourselves on providing “wow service” by doing such things as keeping on-time appointments; welcoming our patients’ “parents” into the exam room and making courtesy calls to ensure all is well after the visit.
3- Create a happy workplace. We’re a family here. We care about one another and each member of our team is important to the task of meeting our first two goals.
M-F 7am-6pm
Sa 8:30-noon
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1220 Parkway
Austin,TX 78703
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phone:
512.476.1069
fax:
512.477.8743