Welcome to the Caseville Small Animal Clinic
Caseville Small Animal Clinic is offering our clients a basic canine obedience class.
This two hour session is presented by Kaybee’s K9 Training & Spa.
This will take place at the clinic on October 1, 2008 from 5:00 pm to 7:00pm.
Please do NOT bring your dogs.
Contact our office to schedule your pet’s appointment.
(989) 856-3525
The Caseville Small Animal Clinic (CSAC) was established in 1984. It started with one doctor and one staff member. Over the years the clinic has undergone many changes and continually grown. In 1997 there was a major renovation with additions including office space, a new surgery room and a boarding kennel. Our staff and doctors now consist of two veterinarians and eight staff members.
Our Mission
The Caseville Small Animal Clinic is dedicated to providing quality service. To ensure this, we take pride in our use of cutting-edge technology and the personal care we give each and every client. Whether pet or pet owner, we realize the importance of professional care. We strive to provide the best care possible and accommodate the diverse needs of our clients.
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"Rocky" |
Hi, my name is Rocky and I’m here today thanks to my dad. He has been great to me. My story started back in May when I let my dad know that my back was hurting. My dad took me to the Caseville Small Animal Clinic where they gave me pain medication and told me I needed to rest. Well, the medication helped me feel so much better, that I just couldn’t rest. Now I see why it can be so important to listen to your doctors and parents. Even though dad told me to rest, when he wasn’t looking, I injured my back even worse. The vet said that I ruptured an intervertebral disc, which acts as a cushion between by vertebrae and helps protect my spine. My ruptured disc caused me to become paralyzed from my ribs down. I needed my dad’s help over the next couple months adapting to my paralysis. I have such a spectacular dad, that he helped me go to the bathroom, treated me for infections when I needed it, and even built a special cart for me. I think the cart is fun! I like to take it for a spin in the backyard. Often, I’ll even zip over to my grandparent’s house. I can move so fast, that sometimes it’s even hard for dad to keep up with me. Dad has even helped me through my hydrotherapy sessions and given me medicine to help me heal. I’m starting to get some feeling back in my feet. I can go to the bathroom on my own most of the time and I’m even getting some movement back in my back legs. Thanks again dad, and thanks to the help he found including Caseville Small Animal Clinic, Dodgerslist.com, and to others that have shared their stories and given my dad some ideas on cart design. |
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