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Watch for pictures of Chip, the English Bulldog pup, as he progresses from critical condition to " one just one of the guys" with the rest of his littermates.   Read all about Chip in the Winter eNewsletter!  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BAYSTATE ANIMAL CLINIC NEWS

 


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BAYSTATE ANIMAL CLINIC NEWSLETTER

Summer 2008

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!

Dr. Dana MacNamee, Dr. Ruth Ann Solomon,
Dr. Phoebe Hoyt, Carol Falk, PM
""Cutting edge Pet Healthcare delivered with Love"

Bay State Animal Clinic 249 Andover St.,
Danvers, MA 01923
978-774-1824
Seasonal Advice:
 Be sure to keep your pets inside during the Fourth of July to protect them from fireworks and the noise that could frighten them.

Your pets need for hydration increases in the warm weather, please be sure to provide ample clean water for them at all times. If they're outdoors add ice and gently hose off your pet. Wipe bowls clean daily to prevent bacteria.

Vaccines:

Please make sure your pets are
up-to-date on all their vaccines!
Not sure?
Call the clinic at 978-774-1824
We'll be happy to tell you the dates.

Welcome BSAC's
New Doctors

Most recently, the clinic is delighted to have added the friendly Dr. Phoebe Hoyt, a classmate of Dr. MacNamee whose love for animals and people and her well-rounded knowledge of general medicine is evident to all her meet her. Make an appointment to become acquainted.

If you haven't met Dr. Ruth Ann Solomon yet, then you should call the clinic immediately as she joined the staff in September 2006!

Dr. Solomon's areas of interest include reproductive and behavioral medicine.

Life Saving Medicine!
Jasper Spates

Jasper was adopted by his mom Sue when he was about 12 years old, in early '06. In March of '07, Jasper began vomiting more than usual, losing weight and hiding. After some blood tests, ultrasound exams, and scoping with biopsies, he was diagnosed with lymphosarcoma of the intestines (cancer). After a series of treatment trials, Sue and Dr. MacNamee settled on an effective chemotherapy regime which has worked very well. After having been down to about 7 1/2 lbs, hiding most of the day, and vomiting frequently, he is now back up to 11 1/2 lbs, is very social and playful, and rarely vomits. His last biopsy showed NO cancer, and his medications are being reduced with an eye toward possibly getting him off all medication. Mom, Jasper and Samantha cat, 14, have just added another family member from a local rescue group. Kudos to Sue Spates for her steadfast compliance with Jasper's treatment and for adopting older children from shelters!


We are on the Web !

Please join our online family at www.baystateanimalclinic.com.

Email us your pet photos, recoveries, stories, birthdays, testimonials and announcements. We will try to publish as many as possible on our site. We reserve the right to edit content and posting is at the sole discretion of BSAC.
Email: info@baystateanimalclinic.com

 

Arthritis Breakthrough!

Dr. MacNamee is credentialed in Regenerative Stem Cell Therapy
which provides dramatic improvement in dogs incapacitated from arthritis and some tendon injuries. Cost is $2500. Call the Clinic for an evaluation.
click: vet-stem.com for the latest info.

 

"What Kind of Dog is That?"


Next time someone asks you that question about your mixed breed pooch, you can give them an informative answer! Thanks to the Wisdom Panel, a blood test that will determine your mixed breed dog's primary bloodlines! Inquiring minds will love it! Make your appointment today!

 

 
©2008 Baystate Animal Clinic. Newsletter by Alpha Petz: www.vetsuccess.com/enews.htm