During the month of September, activities are being organized across the nation to help educate the public on disaster preparedness. This is a good opportunity to assess whether you and your pets are ready to face the challenges of a natural (or man made) disaster. Below are links to some useful resources that provide strategies to avoid being caught in a bad situation. http://www.ready.gov/ http://www.cdc.gov/features/beready/ http://72hours.org/Read More →

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Senior Early Detection Program   In honor of September’s National Senior Pet Month, Campus Veterinary Clinic is excited to unveil its    redesigned Senior Pet Early Detection Packages that now include a free evaluation by Dr Alana Alpern, a veterinarian who practices acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine.   Is my pet a senior? There is no specific answer to this question since pets age much faster than people and there are many additional     factors that also affect your pet’s aging; species, breed, weight, nutrition, even environment.  There is no specific age at which a pet becomes a “senior”, but since you’ve probably heard that one yearRead More →

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It’s never easy selecting our Critter of the Month. All our patients here at the clinic are unique and special in their own way. Puddin’ Baker (aka Pitt Bunny) went the extra mile to curry favor with our voting committee. With her imploring cookie gaze at the front counter and her bouncy “up for anything” attitude we never had a chance. Puddin’ and her human pals Sarah and Judi jumped at the chance of sharing their rabbit-eared beauty with the world. This is their story… “In January of 2006, we started actively looking for a dog to foster. We had one dog, Po, a pitbullRead More →

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Although veterinary medicine has made many advances in the care of cancer related disease, there is much more that needs to be done in the effort to move such advances forward. The 2nd Annual K9 Cancer Walk is happening in Los Gatos on October 9th. We at Campus Veterinary Clinic think it’s a great cause. For more info click here.Read More →

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