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Canine Heat Stress Treatment

    Summer is here and it is important to monitor your dog for heat stress. Many older dogs and dogs with short noses such as Pugs and Boston Terriers can suffer heat problems on days that do not seem overly hot to humans.
  Prompt treatment can mean the difference between life or death. If your dogs is panting excessively, is lethargic or goes into a coma, check it's temperature and  react immediately.
In heatstroke cases, high fever must be reduced rapidly to Save the dog's life and prevent permanent brain damage.
Body temperatures of 106 F and above can only be tolerated for a few minutes before irreversible damage occurs to the
central nervous system. If heatstroke occurs:

1) Gradually immerse the dog in cool
     water if possible.
2) Or, spray cool water from a garden hose.

3) Apply ice packs to the head and neck.

Treat the dog as quickly as possible and call your veterinarian immediately. Heat exhaustion or heat cramps must also be treated by your veterinarian.  Remember, always provide shade and plenty of cool water for your dog.

  
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Emergency Care
The Bay Pines Veterinary Group  offers 24-hour emergency care. Our clinics are not staffed 24 hours a day so all you need to do after hours is call 231-347-4552. Our answering service will then page the doctor on call.  All emergencies are are handled at the Bay Pines Clinic at 8769 M-119 (near the Harbor Springs airport). To read more about situations that might require emergency care, Click Here..

Boarding and Grooming
If you are looking for a home away from home for your furry family member while you're out of town, Bay Pines Boarding has just what your looking for.

And if Sparky needs a bath and cut, Bay Pines has two professional groomers available to make your pet look Westminster ready. Read More..


 
 
Show Us Your Pet!


Have a great photo of your pet? Send it to us via email and then check out our photo page
To send your photo, Click Here..
Why Choose Laser Surgery?


Laser surgery can help your dog or cat recover more quickly with less complications. And using laser surgery to declaw is the most humane treatment for your cat. Dr. David Zehnder explains the benefits of Bay Pines laser surgery. Read More..
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The Bay Pines Veterinary Group is a full service practice with three locations to serve you. Our staff of six experienced veterinarians is here to provide you and your pet with medical, preventative and emergency care. From routine vaccinations and heartworm testing to surgeries, illness or accidents.  you'll find the Bay Pine Group staff ready to help.

The Bay Pines Veterinary Group includes Bay Pines Veterinary Clinic in Harbor Springs, Lake Street Veterinary Clinic in Boyne City and Pellston Veterinary Clinic in Pellston.




 
Bay Pines Veterinary Clinic  8769 M-119  Harbor Springs Mi        (231)- 347- 4552
Lake Street Veterinary Clinic  500 N.Lake St Boyne City Mi   (231)- 582- 6266
Pellston Veterinary  Clinic  421 Stimpson   Pellston  Mi           (231)- 539- 7113
We also provide complete boarding, grooming and daycare services.

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Traveling Up North With Your Pet?
If you love to travel with your pet, bring them with you on your next visit Up North. The following area hotels offer pet friendly rooms. Please discuss your needs directly with them when you make reservations.
Birchwood Inn, Harbor Springs     800-530-9955
Comfort Inn, Petoskey                 231-347-3220
Days Inn, Petoskey                     866-439-9707
Dickson's Lodge, Walloon Lake     231-535-2415
Econo Lodge, Petoskey                231-348-3324
Holiday Inn Express, Petoskey      888-497-0105


Also… area campgrounds that are pet friendly include the Petoskey State Park, Young State Park in Boyne City, Magnus Park in Petoskey and the Petoskey KOA.



If you're boating, don't forget your dog's life preserver!