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I was excited to open Paws & Claws Holistic Animal Hospital in July of 1991. It’s been a long and rewarding journey, helping thousands of patients and clients along the way. I’ve also been fortunate to become a leader in the holistic, functional medicine community. I’ve written books and journal for doctors and pet owners, was honored to be chosen by Martha Stewart to host my own, award-winning radio show for 7 years, and have taught veterinarians at conferences about the holistic approach to health care.

None of this happened over-night or by accident. I’ve had the support of a loving family (especially my wife-LOVE YOU!,) incredible staff who shared my vision, and of course pet-loving clients who want to have a voice in their pet’s care and share our desire for health by saying NO to unnecessary vaccines, drugs, and chemicals.

I’ve seen my practice change. When I first opened and knew nothing about “holistic, functional medicine,” my patients lived their ‘normal” lifespans but usually suffered from chronic diseases.

Now, using a more natural and healthy approach, these pets are healthier, rarely suffer from debilitating diseases, and usually live several years longer (even our cancer patients typically live twice as long than those not treated with this natural approach.)

All of us here at Paws & Claws Holistic Animal Hospital appreciate your trust in us over the years! You are part of our family, part of our vision for better health for pets and people, and we love serving you and your friends and family. Thank you for trusting us with your special fur babies and allowing us to participate in their care for longer, healthier lives!

Think your pet might have bladder stones?

If not already done, your pet may need the following tests to complete his/her bladder evaluation:

  • Chest/Abdominal Radiographs (X-rays) – These are done to evaluate the presence of bladder disease in your pet’s body.
  • Abdominal ultrasound– This looks for bladder issues that might not be seen on a conventional radiograph (X-rays).
  • Blood Profile/ Urinalysis – These tests are done to see if another disease is present which might be affecting your pet’s bladder disease, or to see if organ damage has already occurred from your pet’s bladder disease. Also, these tests measure levels of inflammatory markers which will be used to monitor your pet’s treatment.
  • Urine Culture- This test is done to determine if specific microorganisms are causing your pet’s bladder disease and to assist in treatment.
  • Fecal Analysis – Various tests are done on your pet’s feces to help determine the presence of parasites which can impact your pet’s bladder treatment. These can include a microscopic fecal analysis looking for parasites, bacteria, and yeasts; Giardia, a parasite easily transmissible to people; and a fecal culture or PCR Test looking for DNA of specific microorganisms.  

Give us a call at 972-867-8800 ext 1 to schedule your pet’s consultation today!