Animal Tracks Veterinary Clinic
1529 Basin Street Southwest
Ephrata WA, 98823
(509)754-3282
VCA Silver Lake Animal Hospital
10726 19th Avenue Southeast
Everett WA, 98208
(425)337-8880
Raintree Veterinary Center
300 Myrtle Street
Hoquiam WA, 98550
(360)532-1900
Riverside Animal Hospital
506 Allen Street
Kelso WA, 98626
(360)577-1093
Vetters Animal Hospital
2420 Ocean Avenue
Raymond WA, 98577
(360)942-3440
Haigh Veterinary Hospital
Po Box 819
Shelton WA, 98584
(360)426-1840
Ridgetop Animal Hospital
1193 Northwest Tahoe Lane
Silverdale WA, 98383
(360)692-7387
Snohomish Veterinary Hospital
1109 13th Street
Snohomish WA, 98290
(360)568-4141
Stevenson Veterinary Clinic
182 Northwest Loop Road
Stevenson WA, 98648
(509)427-8763
Valley Veterinary Clinic
Highway 20
Twisp WA, 98856
(509)997-8452
Animal Care Clinic Inc
916 Northeast 112th Avenue
Vancouver WA, 98684
(360)253-4241
Vancouver Lake Veterinary Clinic
512 Northeast 81st Street Suite D
Vancouver WA, 98665
(360)574-9909
East Mill Plain Animal Hospital
9705 East Mill Plain Boulevard
Vancouver WA, 98664
(360)892-0032

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When coming upon an injured dog at the scene of an accident, it must be transported out of the area immediately and back to safer ground. This process can be a bit complicated if you do not know what you are doing in terms of evaluating the dog's injuries and whether or not you have help from someone else to move the animal.

First Aid – What To Do If You Are The First Person To Discover An Injured Dog

If you were to ever be the first person to arrive on the scene after a dog has been injured, are you prepared with the necessary steps to take? The following article will help you become educated as to handling an emergency situation with a dog who has been in an accident.

Amputation Of A Limb – Helping Your Dog Get Used To Having 3 Limbs

Depending upon the cause of your dog's amputation surgery, and whether or not there was an underlying disease or other condition at fault, you are going to have to work with your veterinarian or other specialist about rehabilitating the animal so that he can get back to good health and emotional stability.