Veterinary Technician Assistant / Animal Care Attendant
Veterinary Technician Assistant/Animal Care Attendant Eastern Passage Village Veterinary Hospital is looking to hire a full time/part time Veterinary Technician Assistant/Animal Care Attendant. We have a large team of registered veterinary technicians and veterinarians and we want to support them and enhance the care to our patients by adding this position. At our small animal hospital, Continue Reading
Registered Veterinary Technician
Registered Veterinary Technician, Full Time or Part Time Eastern Passage Village Veterinary Hospital (EPVVH) is currently looking for an amazing new full time or part time experienced person to join our RVT team. At our small animal hospital, we strive to provide customer service we are proud of and treat our clients like family. Our Continue Reading
Brushing your Dog’s Teeth
What would happen if you stopped brushing your own teeth? Even if you only ate hard food, as most dogs do, there still would be problems. You should be brushing your dog’s teeth twice daily if you can manage it; it’s not as difficult as you might imagine. What are the benefits of brushing? Brushing Continue Reading
Halloween Pet Photo Contest
Every year, we have a Halloween Pet Photo contest. Thank you to all who participated!! Here are our entries for 2020: And the winners are: Bella the Princess and Dr. Mylo! Congratulations Continue Reading
Halloween Safety
With Halloween right around the corner, we at Eastern Passage Village Veterinary Hospital want to remind you of the dangers to pets surrounding this holiday. After all, November 1st is always a pretty busy day for us! Chocolate: Of all candy, chocolate is one of the most toxic to pets. In general, the darker Continue Reading
Obesity in Pets and how to Achieve Weight Loss
Obesity is the most common health problem of pets. Approximately 45% of pets are considered overweight (15-30% over the ideal weight) or obese (30% over the ideal weight). Overweight and obese animals have a number of health problems that can be directly linked to being overweight including Diabetes Arthritis – can actually cause arthritis, and Continue Reading
Is your pet protected against Lyme disease?
What is Lyme disease? Lyme disease is caused by a bacterial shaped bacterium called Borrelia Burgdorferi. It can be transmitted to humans, dogs and other animals through the bite of a tick. The primary carrier of the Borrelia bateria is the Blacklegged Tick also known as the “Deer Tick”, which is common in our Continue Reading
Our Patients First Visit to the Veterinarian 2020
Your furry friends are part of our family here at EPVVH! We are always welcoming new patients, and we love showing them off! Continue Reading
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