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Saturdays 8am - noon
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721 Centinela Ave. Inglewood, CA 90302
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Customized Health Care For Pets
The world wasn’t made with a cookie cutter. The truth is that every Being is one of a kind. At Centinela Animal Hospital we celebrate these differences and our doctors and staff work with you to see that your pet gets the exact healthcare needed. We start with a deep interest in your needs and then search out the best, least invasive techniques to apply. Our goal for each pet we treat is a great, active life. We stress both quality and quantity of life, so that all associated with our office are free to grow and expand and manifest the very best of their God-given qualities.  
  
Puppy Wellness Information
The road to health starts with a safe home, good nutrition, and basic medical care.
The path to wellness is distinct for each of us and for each of our pets. The word “doctor” means, “one who teaches.” That’s why our doctors take extra time to find out about each pet we treat, and then strive to deliver effective treatments based on your puppy’s exact needs. Not every puppy has the same risks and so each puppy’s wellness care is tailored to their specific needs. Our veterinarians can assist your puppy with the following: Puppy selection and genetic counsel. Physical examinations and medical treatment. Immune system growth (vaccines, and immune testing). Nutritional programs. Training and behavior. Parasite control programs.

Care That Grows With Your Puppy

Puppies need very special care starting at birth and proceeding throughout their entire lives. We encourage people to keep healthy appearing puppies home and isolated as their new immune systems begin to develop. The perfect diet at this stage is mother’s milk, which contains numerous health building substances. By two-weeks of age your puppy is ready to begin it’s wellness program with it’s first parasite treatment. Parasites sap strength and nutrition, as well as, exposing people to risk of infection. Proper nutrition and parasite control are helpful elements of creating wellness for your puppy. We recommend deworming every 14 days until 8 weeks of age, and then monthly until 16 weeks of age. Puppies need monthly appointments from 8 weeks until 16 weeks for routine care. Spaying or neutering follows if applicable at 5-6 months of age. Proper wellness care sets your puppy up for a long and happy life!

Puppy Questionnaire
Answer these questions so that we can get to know your needs better.

Why did you get this puppy?  
a.) Companionship   b.) Showbreeding   c.) Protection
 
What diet do you feed?  
a.) Commercial Diet   b.) Home prepared diet  c.) Combination of above 
 
Where did this puppy come from? 
a.) Private Party   b.) Pet Store   c.) Rescue/Shelter
 
What would you like help with regarding this puppy?  
a.) Routine Care   b.) Training   c.) Other

A Path For Wellness
Wellness is an expression of survival. It isn’t some far-off thing, but rather, something quite intimate. Wellness means being able to go and do and be the best you can be. For a puppy, wellness means having the strength to handle the major blocks to its existence. At Centinela Animal Hospital we work hard to bring information and products to your family that improve wellness. After all, it is easier and far more rewarding to create wellness than fight disease. Too many people spend an entire life’s worry on trying to avoid death and disease. When we focus on creating wellness, the result is a far happier and more rewarding relationship with our pets and families. Life is about living. It’s about action. Join us in living at its best!  

Senior Pet Health Evaluation
Customized Health Care for Your Aging Pet
Aging occurs more rapidly in pets, and no two are the same. An 8-year-old pet is equal to a person in their 50’s. Disease of organs can sneak up and early detection can assist our furry friends to live longer, more pain-free lives.
 
What is Included?

13-point physical exam, comprehensive blood panel, EKG reviewed by board certified cardiologist, urinalysis, stool check for parasites, and heartworm test if pet is at risk. A customized health program is designed from the results.

Senior Pet Facts

80% have dental trouble.
30% have hidden disease.
Pets over 8-years-old may have altered brain function.
With early detection many cancers can be successfully treated.


Dramatic Increase in Bat Rabies
Nine bats have tested positive for rabies so far this year, eight within the past 30 days. Normally our department detects one rabid bat a month, so this represents a dramatic increase in the frequency of rabid bats. ...
(see attached report for a summary of these recent cases).

West Nile Virus Update 
West Nile Virus (WNV) continues to circulate in Los Angeles County. This year, there have been five County residents confirmed to have WNV (see attached report). Infected birds and mosquitoes have been found throughout the County, but no infected horses. Recently , there has been an increase in infected birds being found in the Santa Clarita and San Fernando Valley areas. The five Vector Control Districts are treating potential mosquito breeding areas to reduce their numbers and are posting areas where infected mosquitoes have been found.
 
Statewide, there have been 206 people that have contracted WNV this year, with most living in Central California or Riverside County. Five individuals have died. 209 horses have been infected and 93 have died or were euthanized. As expected, a bulk of the human and animal cases are in Central and Northern California this year, in areas that were relatively spared last year. Generally, infections peak the second year that the infection is circulating in an area.
 
Please continue to report birds, horses, tree squirrels and other animals that you think might have West Nile Virus to our hotline: 877-747-2243. Surveillance continues throughout the County.
 
Please let us know if you have any questions.
 
Karen Karen Ehnert, DVM, MPVM
Senior Veterinarian County of Los Angeles
Veterinary Public Health and Rabies Control
323-730-3723  kehnert@ladhs.org

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