Starting Monday, May 17, 2021, we will be opening our doors to our Pet Parents again! The CDC, the United States' leading authority in science- based COVID-19 recommendations has said: "Fully vaccinated people can resume activities without wearing a mask or physically distancing, except where required...
We have a new, improved App! " It's so easy to use, even I figured it out in a jiff!"- Dr Deb Bohnke Request Appointments Request and pay for prescriptions! Text us! Text us when you get to the clinic for your pet's Curbside Appointment ...
Watch George's dental treatment video Here Ever wonder what all goes into a dental treatment? This video shows you a "Basic Dental Treatment" at Cimarron. (Most dogs don't get George's super cool neck wrap, but dogs with neck problems do!) Have you wondered why pet dental treatments...
[caption id="attachment_81691" align="alignleft" width="198"] Mr Weasley does Telemed consults too![/caption] Cimarron Animal Hospital is now offering Telehealth Consults (also called Telemedicine)- Virtual Veterinary Health Care - for our patients! While there is a fee, it's still less expensive for you AND less stressful for your pet! ...
Your Cimarron Team wants you to feel safe bringing your pet in to the clinic, so this is what we're doing to help control the spread of COVID-19 as businesses reopen: Curbside Check In. Call us from the parking lot Your pet's nurse will ask your...
High Blood pressure, or “hypertension”, is a common condition in cats over the age of about 7 years. It is often associated with other disease conditions common in aging cats such as Hyperthyroidism, Kidney disease and Heart disease. Approximately 13-20% of cats that develop hypertension...
Omega-3 fatty acids have a number of potential benefits in dogs and cats with allergic skin, such as reducing inflammation and improving the skin's general condition. When the skin is healthy, its natural barrier function against allergens (pollens, dust mites, molds) improves, minimizing the allergic...
Valley Fever (Coccidioidomycosis) Valley Fever (VF) is caused by a fungus found in the soil in the United States desert southwest region. Pets (even indoor pets) acquire VF by inhaling the spores (digging, dust storms, nearby construction, or just snuffling the ground). The early, Pulmonary, stage...