Elizabeth Miranda, Author at California Veterinary Specialists

Spring Scoop – Poison Awareness

May 20, 2020Elizabeth MirandaCE & Staff Education, NewsAloe Vera, Amanita phalloides, Bufo Toads, cats, Death Cap Mushrooms, dogs, Fertilizers, Flea medication, Gopher Bait, Herbicides, Insecticides, Lilies, marijuana, Metaldehyde, methamphetamine, Moldy Food, OTC Medications, pet health, Pet Poison Awareness, Pharmaceutical Medications, Recreational Substances, Sago Palms, Snail Bait, Sugar-Free Foods, toxicity, xylitol

Note the following items and their toxicity rating for pets. Seek emergency veterinary care if your pet has ingested any of the following. If treating...

How Our Pets Inspire Us

May 4, 2020Elizabeth MirandaNewsCompanion, Family, Fur baby, Inspire, National Pet Week, pet, Pets, Staff

Alexia, William, Leo, Penelope, and Lilie - Oncology Lead TechnicianMy dogs are everything to me, sometimes when things get so hectic and crazy they remind...

Veterinary Journal Publishes Ontario Surgery Team’s Wound Research

April 23, 2020Elizabeth MirandaCE & Staff Education, NewsBacteria Culture, collaboration, Dog Wounds, Infection, Journal of Veterinary Emergency Critical Care, Research, Sampling Method, Study, Western University of Health Sciences College of Veterinary Medicine

A research collaboration with our Ontario surgery team and Western University of Health Sciences College of Veterinary Medicine involved the tracking of sampling methods taken...

FAQs About COVID-19 and Pets

April 21, 2020Elizabeth MirandaNewscat, coronavirus, COVID-19, dog, emergency, exposure, flu, mask, Pets, quarantine, symptoms, test, tiger, treatment, vaccine, virus

There are still many unanswered questions regarding COVID-19 and pets, which is why it's especially important to follow the current recommendations from the World Health...

Ventilator Donated to Area Hospital

April 6, 2020Elizabeth MirandaNewsAdvanced Respiratory Support, coronavirus, COVID-19, Donation, Dr. Sarah Hoggan, emergency, Murrieta, pandemic, Sarah Hoggan, Special Care From the Heart, Temecula, Temecula Valley Hospital, Ventilator

Photo Above (Left to right): Keia Goode, RVT Emergency & Critical Care; Sarah Hoggan, DVM, Medical Director; Jennifer Schultz, DVM, Emergency & Critical Care, and...

How to protect pets if sick with COVID-19

March 26, 2020Elizabeth MirandaNewsanimal care, cats, coronavirus, COVID-19, dogs, emergency, flu, health, mask, medication, open, pet, pet health, pet owners, pet parents, virus

If you are sick either confirmed or suspected with COVID-19, the CDC recommends the following: If possible, have another household member care for your pet...

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19)

March 14, 2020Elizabeth MirandaNewscats, coronavirus, COVID-19, dogs, emergency, flu, health, mask, medication, open, pet, virus

Admittance and Check-Out during COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Dear Pet Families, Veterinary care is an essential part of our community and we want to assure you that our...

Updates on the Management of Systemic Hypertension in Dogs and Cats

February 9, 2020Elizabeth MirandaCE & Staff Educationcats, CE, continuing education, dogs, lectures, RACE, Suzanne Benedict, Systemic Hypertension

Due to the uncertainty surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19), we have postponed this CE event. We will announce the new date once determined. Register Here Updates...

Veterinary Spring Forum – Postponed

January 21, 2020Elizabeth MirandaCE & Staff EducationCannabis, CE, continuing education, lectures, RACE, sponsors, Trina Hazzah, veterinary forum

Due to the uncertainty surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19), we have decided to postpone our Veterinary Spring Forum initially planned for March 29th in Ontario, CA....

New Aquilion 64 CT Scanner In Murrieta

January 10, 2020Elizabeth MirandaNews3D Formatting, Aquilion 64, CT Scanner, Murrieta

Recently installed at our Murrieta location, the multi-detector CT machine has 64 detector elements, each with a resolution as low as 0.5 mm. The new...

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