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An Animal Hospital Serving the Eugene Community
Mission Statement: “To nurture the special bond between people and animals by providing superior quality care to our patients and clients in a caring and compassionate environment.”
Located in Eugene, Oregon, Bush Animal Hospital is pleased to offer the following services at our AAHA accredited veterinary hospital: annual and medical exams (45 minute appointments), vaccines, in-house laboratory, orthopedics, laser surgery, spay (laparoscopic ovariectomy available) and neutering, endoscopy, rhinoscopy, and microchip ID. We aim to provide the highest quality of care for your pet companions, with advanced services that are geared specifically towards the needs of your beloved pets.
Provide your senior pet with a comprehensive level of care at an affordable price! Click here to access our Senior Preventative Plans.
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Diane Strehle is Retiring!
Diane Strehle began her career at Bush Animal Hospital in January of 1990. After a little more than 23 years of dedicated service, including a few years of semi retirement, she has decided to fully retire and move out of state. All of our staff will miss her terribly. Her sparkling personality, her fantastic sense of humor and her incredible work ethic have made her a pleasure to have here at the hospital.
Her last official work day is Saturday May 4, 2013. If you’d like to stop in to see Diane, we will be open from 8am to 12 Noon. She’d love to see you!
Happy Trails Diane! You will be missed!
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In the Northwest it is always flea and tick season! Want a reminder for your monthly flea and heartworm preventatives? Click on the following link to sign up for free monthly e-mails or text reminders from Trifexis and Comfortis.
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The warmer weather is here!
Well spring has sprung and it looks like we are going to get an early summer here in the Northwest. Woohoo! Now let’s get out the Chacos, dust off the camping gear, slap on the shades and get out there. But of course, the doctors and staff advise you to take a minute to make sure we enjoy this great weather with consideration for our pet’s wellbeing. Check out this ASPCA link for some helpful tips.
One of the biggest and most deadly problems we see is people leaving their pets in the car. This is a big no-no that often leads to death. For example: On a 78-degree day, the temperature inside a parked car can soar to between 100 and 120 degrees in just minutes, and on a 90-degree day, the interior temperature can reach as high as 160 degrees in less than 10 minutes.
Please remember, cracking the window does not make leaving your dog in the car ok, as this will not guarantee the car stays at a safe temperature.
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Have an e-mail address? Enter it to win a prize!
All you have to do to win is stop by the front desk and drop your e-mail address in the collection container. Prizes will be awarded monthly to one lucky winner.
You could be next, stop by and give us your e-mail address for your chance to win. No purchase necessary.
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Stay Informed
Have questions about your pets? Here is a trusted website that can provide some helpful information. http://veterinarypartner.com/
Have questions about how to get your dog licensed in Lane County? Please click on the following link.
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For additional tips or to check out the latest Bush Animal Hospital News, click here BAH News.
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