Boarding Your pet is always welcome at EastNook Animal Hospital's spacious boarding facility! Leaving your pet behind when you're away is difficult - for both you and your pet. When your pet stays in our comfortable kennel, you can rest assured knowing that he or she is receiving plenty of attention and playtime from our caring staff. If your pet requires a special diet while staying with us, we are more than happy to accommodate special requests. Our kennel fills up fast, especially around holidays, so please book your pet's stay in advance. Please call the hospital for pricing information. Boarding is available to hospital clients only.

   Adoptions
 
   The adoption center at EastNook Animal Hospital helps bring together cats and kittens and puppies and dogs with special families that can provide a forever home. Please call us at 525 387-9025 for information regard the animals we have up for adoption at this time.
 
   Obedience Training

Obedience classes are a great way for your pet to learn good canine citizen skills! These classes also give you a chance to bond with your pet, all while learning important behavior and training techniques. We offer puppy manners classes and basic obedience classes for clients and their pets. Classes are organized on a variety of days and times, so there is always a class that fits your schedule. Please call us at 525 387-9025 x290 for more information or to register for a class.

	HeartGard  (TM) Every dog is at risk for getting heartworm disease, a potentially deadly condition. Fortunately, prevention is easy with Heartgard Chewables or Heartgard Plus (ivermectin/pyrantel), because dogs prefer the taste of these Real-Beef Chewables. Given once a month for life, Heartgard or Heartgard Plus helps ensure your pet has guaranteed protection from deadly heartworm disease. Heartgard Plus also treats and controls hookworms and roundworms. Heartgard is well tolerated. All dogs should be tested for heartworm infection before starting a preventive program.
	Interceptor  (TM) Flavor Tabs for dogs are a palatable once-a-month tablet that prevents heartworm disease, controls adult hookworm, and removes and controls adult roundworm and whipworm infections. Interceptor Flavor Tabs for cats are the only oral monthly preventative that protects against heartworms and remove adult roundworms and adult hookworms.
	Sentinel  (TM) Flavor Tabs are a monthly oral preventive that guards against heartworms (Dirofilaria immitis) and fleas as well as adult roundworms (Toxocara canis, Toxascaris leonina), adult hookworms (Ancylostoma caninum) and whipworms (Trichuris vulpis). As with other heartworm preventives, dogs must be tested for heartworm prior to using SENTINEL Flavor Tabs. In a small percentage of treated dogs, digestive, neurological and skin side effects may occur.
	Revolution  (TM) Revolution is the safe, simple way to protect your dog or cat from a range of harmful parasites. This monthly topical application prevents heartworms while controlling fleas and ear mites. Revolution is safe for use on puppies and kittens over six weeks of age and is waterproof after two hours, so it remains effective even after shampooing, swimming, rain or exposure to sunlight.
	Frontline  (TM) Controls fleas and ticks for dogs and cats. Frontline Plus offers long-lasting flea and tick control, killing up to 100% of fleas on your pet within 18 hours and up to 100% of ticks on your pet within 48 hours. Best of all, research confirms that Frontline products work for an entire month to help keep your pet flea-free.

Chief Of Surgery Marcy L. DogHater DVM	Corporate Accountant Dewey Cheatam	Head Nurse Rita Goodhead
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Wellness Exams When it comes to your pet's health care, prevention is the key. Our veterinarians recommend that your pet receives a physical exam at least once a year, though more frequent exams are encouraged. Regular physical exams are just as important for your pet as they are for you. Exams give a complete picture of your pet's health and are useful in detecting diseases and other health problems in the early stages - before they become more difficult, and more expensive, to treat. Our veterinarians perform a complete examination of your pet. We listen to your pet's heart and lungs, evaluate his or her vision, check for unusual lumps, look at your pet's teeth and oral cavity and check your pet's joints for swelling or stiffness. We may also perform routine blood and urine tests as well as tests for internal or external parasites. During the exam, we also discuss with you home health care options for your pet, and we are more than happy to answer any questions you may have.
Digital Radiology EastNook Animal Hospital is proud to offer our patients digital radiology (x-rays). Our state-of-the-art digital x-ray unit produces sharp, high-quality diagnostic images of your pet, enabling our veterinarians and staff to make a fast, accurate diagnosis. X-rays are useful in evaluating a number of areas of your pet's body, including the musculo-skeletal system, gastrointestinal tract, the heart and lungs and the reproductive system. Digital x-rays have many advantages for your pet, our hospital and the environment. Because the image quality of digital x-rays is higher, your pet spends less time on the x-ray table. This means less stress for your pet. Digital x-rays can be saved to a disc or emailed to specialists for consultations or second opinions. Unlike traditional plate x-rays, no film is developed for digital x-rays, and so no toxic chemicals are needed to produce x-rays. Digital x-rays can be sent via the internet to board-certified veterinary radiologists when consultations are needed.
Ultrasound Ultrasound is an advanced diagnostic procedure that uses soundwaves to produce a real-time moving image of your pet's internal organs. Ultrasound aids in the diagnosis of a variety of medical conditions, assesses damage caused by illness and guides instruments into the body to remove tissue samples for testing..
Endoscopy Endoscopy is an extremely useful procedure which aids in the diagnosis and treatment of problems occurring in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. With an endoscope, we can perform a more complete examination of the GI tract, including the esophagus, stomach, and some areas of the intestine. With the use of an endoscope, the veterinarian can visualize areas that would normally not be accessible without invasive surgery. The scope is equipped with a lighted camera and pictures are transferred to a monitor. Using the scope, the veterinarian can diagnose gastrointestinal disorders, cancerous growths, polyps and much more.