Thank you – Open House and Fundraiser Fun
Thank you to everyone who joined our Open House and Fundraiser! Over 30 guests — including area vets and techs — came out to support K9 Paw Print Rescue.
Open House Benefiting K9 Paw Print Rescue – Wednesday, November 8!
Join Veterinary Healing & Advanced Imaging for an evening benefiting K9 Paw Print Rescue, with a silent auction, hors d’oeuvres, drinks, and Vimago CT demos.
Harnessing the Healing Power of Platelets
Platelet Rich Plasma therapy (PRP) is a non-surgical treatment that promotes long-lasting healing of musculoskeletal conditions in San Francisco Bay Area pets.
When Would a CAT (CT) Scan Help My Pet (or Patient)?
San Francisco Bay Area veterinarians and pet owners now have accessible, affordable CT (CAT) scanning for routine diagnosis of pet health issues.
SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF SEVERE BURN ON A DOG WITH HIGH INTENSITY LASER THERAPY
Kelly, a miniature dachshund with 2nd and 3rd degree burns, healed in just two weeks after High Intensity Laser Therapy at Veterinary Healing & Advanced Imaging.
CAT scans for Cats in the San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco Bay Area veterinarians and pet owners now have accessible, affordable, advanced CAT scan imaging for cats and other pets in Pleasant Hill, CA.
Shelby Update: High Intensity Laser Therapy Success Story in the Bay Area
An update on Shelby, who lost the use of her hind legs after an injury and is romping and playing again after High Intensity Laser Therapy in the Bay Area.
Alternative Pain Relief Options for San Francisco Bay Area Pets
Non-drug, alternative pain relief options for Bay Area pets with osteoarthritis, dysplasia, injuries, burns, surgery recovery, and other chronic conditions.
Paralyzed East Bay Canine Successfully treated with High Intensity Laser Therapy
How a paralyzed East Bay dog regained mobility after being successfully treated with High Intensity Laser Therapy at Veterinary Healing & Advanced Imaging.
Sports Medicine strategy for San Francisco Bay Area Dogs: Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is a key sports-medicine strategy for San Francisco Bay Area dogs with joint, tendon, ligament, or other soft tissue injuries.