East Lansing Veterinary Clinic

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Regular Hours

Mon:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tue:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wed:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thu - Fri:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat:	9:00 am - 12:00 pm

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General Info: Thank you for choosing East Lansing Veterinary Clinic! We are a small animal veterinary clinic located in East Lansing, Michigan and have been serving the area since 1970. We are committed to providing high quality and compassionate care for your pet. We care for dogs and cats routinely and now with the addition of a new Doctor on staff, we care for exotics and pocket pets as well!
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Other Link: http://www.eastlansingvetclinic.com
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Phone: (517) 351-8417

Address: 1880 Haslett Rd, East Lansing, MI 48823

Website: http://www.eastlansingvetclinic.com

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
At this time the technician will begin the dental procedure. She will take the dental x-rays first and then begin cleaning the teeth. She will use an ultrasonic scaler to get most of the tartar off and a subgingival scaler to clean the teeth below the gum line.
Vaccination
After reviewing your requirements, please print and send in the completed Health Certificate Request. A team member will review your request, determine which forms and testing are required and contact you to schedule your first appointment. For some travel destinations, specific tests, prevention or vaccination time lines must be adhered to for entry. If your destination requires any of these, a team member will be in touch with you with a detailed timeline. Please note that failure to adhere to the timeline can delay your pet’s paperwork, testing and/or entry into your destination. Since we work with outside labs and offices for paperwork, we can only move as fast as the outside resources move. We also must account for sample travel times, lab processing times and document travel times.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Pain Management
When the doctor has finished the surgery, your pet will recover from the surgery. We keep these pets in cages that are in our treatment area so that we can monitor them carefully while they are recovering from surgery. They are given additional pain medication during the day and depending on the surgery either go home that night or the next day with more pain medication. If they have skin sutures in place they will be set up for a suture removal in 10–14 days.
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Thyroid Disease Treatment
To maintain a VCPR, your veterinarian must see your pet regularly. How often they need to see your pet depends on your pet’s health. If your pet is on a prescription medicine, your veterinarian may need to reexamine your pet, check blood work, or perform other tests to monitor your pet’s response to treatment and determine if the medication needs to be changed. For example, a dog being treated for hypothyroidism needs to be reevaluated regularly to make sure the dosage of medication prescribed is effective.
Heart Disease Treatment
This is a combination of drugs to start to help your pet relax and an initial pain medication. Once your pet is relaxed, we administer a fast acting induction agent to put them to sleep quickly, we intubate them (put a tube in their airway) and connect them to a gas anesthetic and oxygen. The technician then attaches them to an EKG (to measure heart activity), a pulse oximeter (to measure oxygen in the blood) and a blood pressure monitor. We use this monitoring equipment to make sure your pet is responding to the anesthesia appropriately.
Cancer Treatment

Veterinary Surgery
Dr. Mortimer worked in the Detroit area for 6 years before moving to East Lansing and purchasing East Lansing Veterinary Clinic (formerly Hagadorn Veterinary Clinic) in October, 1995. he expanded and moved to the current location in September, 2001. His special interests in Veterinary Medicine include Dentistry, Internal Medicine, General Surgery and Dermatology. He lives in Okemos with his wife, 1 cat and 1 dog. His hobbies include bird watching, hiking, travel and reading.
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Laboratory Services
Bloodwork is required for all surgeries. For younger animals undergoing routine procedures we offer a small pre-op bloodwork panel. Older pets or those undergoing non-routine procedures will be required to have a full comprehensive blood work panel done. Blood work allows us to assess kidney and liver function and the ability of your pet to handle the anesthetic. Bloodwork needs to be completed no more than 30 days prior to any surgical procedure.
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Dental Radiology
The night before your pet’s dental appointment, we will ask you to withhold food after 9:00 pm (they can still have water). The morning of the dental a doctor will examine your pet and admit him/her for the dental. You will be requested to sign a consent form giving us permission to perform the dentistry as well as choosing optional full mouth dental x-rays that allow us to assess your pet’s teeth and root structure and optional blood work for younger animals (older pets will be required to have blood work done first). Blood work allows us to assess kidney and liver function and the ability of your pet to handle the anesthetic. At this point the technician will draw blood from your pet and run the sample in our lab.

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