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Northwoods Veterinary Hospital is happy to announce that Dr. Frank Clovis will be joining our team on January 2, 2023. Dr. Clovis is a north Idaho native and practicing locally for the last 25 years. With the addition of Dr. Clovis, we will be able to better serve the local community with increased access to services and appointments. Dr. Clovis has special interests in both orthopedic and soft tissue surgery and is excited to bring additional services to Northwoods. Dr. Clovis also enjoys dentistry and internal medicine cases. When he is not practicing, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Sandy, their kids, the company of their Dachshund, Mr. Oscar Meyer Weiner, and enjoying the outdoors in our beautiful state. We look forward to introducing you to Dr. Clovis!
⚠️ March is Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month ⚠️ As a pet parent, we want to keep our furry friends safe from harm. Recognize the plants, human foods, human medications and other poisonous substances your pets should avoid listed in this ASPCA article.
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Wellness ExamsYour pet can benefit greatly from regular wellness examinations or checkups. Whether your pet is a youngster, a “senior citizen,” or any age in between, wellness examinations provide an excellent opportunity for us to conduct a thorough physical examination and develop a health profile for your pet. This information will help us identify medical problems
VaccinationsPets today can live longer, healthier lives than ever before—in part because of vaccines that help protect them from deadly infectious diseases. Over the years, vaccines against dangerous diseases have saved millions of pets and virtually eliminated some fatal diseases that were once common. Unfortunately, many infectious diseases still pose a significant threat to dogs
Dental CareDespite what many pet owners may believe, “dog breath” is not just a nuisance – it’s a sign of an unhealthy mouth. Bad breath is caused by bacteria. Over time, bacteria leads to plaque and tartar buildup on your pet’s teeth. The result is bad breath, reddened gums, and other common signs of dental disease.
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Our yellow lab (Scuba) decided to get herself an abscess in her throat 3 days before we were supposed to leave on a multi-week trip in our RV. Our local vet was able to drain it but had to install a drain tube into her neck that would need to be removed after 5-7 days. Our first stop on our trip was a week at Farragut State Park near Athol, ID. We thought we could snip the sutures and remove the drain (the Scube Tube™!) ourselves but lacked the proper equipment. Looked up Northwoods Veterinary Hospital and they were able to see us later the same day. Their business is super clean -- so much so that Scuba didn't know she was even going to the vet! (She usually HATES that.) Vet tech came out and took Scuba into the back. Counter staff was very friendly. 5 minutes later Scuba was all fixed up and they handed her back to me. I tried to pay them for it but they said nope! Highly recommended!!!Michael H.
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I have two dogs that go for care and they are just wonderful with them. I tell everyone!Deanna Gosselin
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