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From time to time we all run into emergencies either major or minor, and so do our pets. Our clinic and staff are equipped and trained to handle most emergencies. During our hours of operation, we try to deal with … Continue reading →

The staff at Bradford Animal Clinic believes that health management through a quality Veterinary Diet is the first step toward a ‘living healthy plan’ for your pet. It is a common misconception that Veterinary Diets are more expensive, when in … Continue reading →

A microchip is the size of a grain of rice and its function is to store a unique ID number that is used to retrieve a pet owner’s contact information. When a microchip scanner is passed over the skin this … Continue reading →

Quite often pet’s oral health problems go unseen for many reasons. Most people do not realize that oral health can actually affect more than just the mouth. Bacteria in the mouth can affect the heart, lungs, liver and kidneys. An … Continue reading →

Stem cell therapy is a part of regenerative medicine which makes use of immature cells from the body that have not differentiated into a certain cell type. These are known as stem cells. Stem cells are derived from bone marrow … Continue reading →

Ultrasound has revolutionized veterinary medicine in the sense that we now have a way of imaging the soft tissue structures of the body. Although x-rays are good for bones and obvious large soft tissue structures, ultrasound lets us look into … Continue reading →

Our clinic is equipped with a Canon Digital X-ray System. Digital x-rays are superior to conventional systems for many reasons. Besides being quicker and in some cases allowing lower exposure times, they produce quality radiographs, which can be post-processed to … Continue reading →

There has been a lot of criticism regarding vaccinations over the last few years as well as confusion about the types of vaccinations and frequency of administration. There is no denying that along with better nutrition, vaccines have led to … Continue reading →

Our pets and the animals we care for are ‘silent sufferers’ because they cannot tell us when something is wrong. We may not pick up on subtle signs from our pets that may relate to an illness or disease. In … Continue reading →