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Cornell Riney Canine Health Center

@cornelldogs

Dedicated to giving dogs longer, healthier, happier lives.

 Ithaca, New York, USA
canine.vet.cornell.edu/
Joined February 2015
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Here is a look at some of the important dates and themes coming up! We'll have more info and showcase additional days as we progress through the month. 🐶
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Happy Halloween! It is important to remember that Halloween can be lots of fun, but sometimes it's stressful for our pets. 🎃
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A comfortable place to rest is important for every dog, but orthopedic beds may be especially beneficial for senior dogs and those experiencing arthritis, joint discomfort, or mobility challenges. 🔗 Read more: hubs.ly/Q04BbhqG0
dog sleeping in bed

ALT dog sleeping in bed

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We have been made aware of a product recall by Wedgewood Pharmacy LLC regarding certain compounded veterinary medications that may have either increased or decreased amounts of medication in them than prescribed /labelled. More info here: hubs.ly/Q04ClRdM0
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Why do dogs love rolling in smelly things? It’s a behavior that may leave owners puzzled, but for dogs, rolling in strong odors could be rooted in natural instincts. 🔗 Read more: hubs.ly/Q04Bb4WV0
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National Veterinary Technician Week is to recognize Credentialed Veterinary Technicians, which are a valuable part of the veterinary healthcare team. So, let’s all thank the vet techs in our pets’ lives today.
Credentialed Veterinary Technicians are a valuable part of the veterinary healthcare team. They work compassionately with clients and their pets in need of care. They use their vast technical and scientific knowledge to treat and care for every animal species. And they do it all with love.

ALT Credentialed Veterinary Technicians are a valuable part of the veterinary healthcare team. They work compassionately with clients and their pets in need of care. They use their vast technical and scientific knowledge to treat and care for every animal species. And they do it all with love.

Vet Techs are… • Nurses • Anesthetists • Surgical Assistants • Physical Therapists • Dental Hygienists • Radiology Technicians • Phlebotomists • Laboratory Technicians • Pharmacy Technicians • Patient Advocates • Educators • Paw Holders • Live Savers

ALT Vet Techs are… • Nurses • Anesthetists • Surgical Assistants • Physical Therapists • Dental Hygienists • Radiology Technicians • Phlebotomists • Laboratory Technicians • Pharmacy Technicians • Patient Advocates • Educators • Paw Holders • Live Savers

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What should I do if my dog eats chocolate? If your dog accidentally ingests chocolate, contact an emergency veterinarian immediately. Even ingesting small amounts, especially in a smaller dog, should be treated as an emergency. For more info: hubs.ly/Q04B7v6-0
What should I do if my dog eats chocolate?

ALT What should I do if my dog eats chocolate?

If your dog accidentally ingests chocolate, contact an emergency veterinarian immediately. Even ingesting small amounts, especially in a smaller dog, should be treated as an emergency.

ALT If your dog accidentally ingests chocolate, contact an emergency veterinarian immediately. Even ingesting small amounts, especially in a smaller dog, should be treated as an emergency.

Two toxic components to dogs found in chocolate are caffeine & theobromine, which predominately cause stimulation of the central nervous system and heart. They also act as diuretics, which can quickly lead to dehydration.

ALT Two toxic components to dogs found in chocolate are caffeine & theobromine, which predominately cause stimulation of the central nervous system and heart. They also act as diuretics, which can quickly lead to dehydration.

One of the most common toxicities in dogs is caused by chocolate ingestion. So keeping chocolate or products containing caffeine in a secure location out of your dog’s reach is essential. If your dog accidentally ingests chocolate, contact an emergency veterinarian immediately.

ALT One of the most common toxicities in dogs is caused by chocolate ingestion. So keeping chocolate or products containing caffeine in a secure location out of your dog’s reach is essential. If your dog accidentally ingests chocolate, contact an emergency veterinarian immediately.

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Halloween is just around the corner! It is important to remember that Halloween can be lots of fun, but sometimes it's stressful for our pets. 🎃👻 Here are some Halloween Do's & Don'ts for our canine friends. 🐶
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The World Rabies Day is celebrated annually to raise awareness about rabies prevention and the fight to defeat this fatal disease. Safe and effective animal and human vaccines are among our most important tools, alongside raising awareness in our communities.
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It's #SundayFunday! Help us celebrate with pictures of your favorite canine friends. Don't be shy, let's see those dogs! 📷🐶
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Avascular necrosis of the femoral head, also known as Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease (LCPD), is a painful condition that affects the hip joint of young, growing dogs, particularly small breeds. Learn more ⬇️ hubs.ly/Q04w6cP90
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It's #SundayFunday! Help us celebrate with pictures of your favorite canine friends. Don't be shy, let's see those dogs! 📷🐶
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Did you know that Dr. Nicole Buote, director for the Cornell Riney Canine Health Center, is the foremost pioneer for the advancement of robotic surgery in veterinary medicine!  Learn more in this recent highlight in VIN NEWS: hubs.ly/Q04xMWr20
Dr. Nicole Buote at the surgical robot console preforming surgery.

ALT Dr. Nicole Buote at the surgical robot console preforming surgery.

The surgical robotic arms preforming surgery on patient.

ALT The surgical robotic arms preforming surgery on patient.

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Reminder! Help us spread the word about Canine Health! Follow our new Facebook page and get entered to win this amazing gift basket, including merch from The Cornell Store, & a 1-year Cornell Riney Canine Health Center membership Follow our new page here: hubs.ly/Q04vnDd60
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Idiopathic trigeminal neuropathy, also called dropped jaw syndrome, is a condition that affects the trigeminal nerves. The trigeminal nerve controls the muscles used to close the jaw and provides sensation to the face.  Learn more ⬇️ hubs.ly/Q04vn85H0
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It's #SundayFunday! Help us celebrate with pictures of your favorite canine friends. Don't be shy, let's see those dogs! 📷🐶
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September is Pet Sitter Education Month. Check out this infographic for more information.
Infographic titled “Pet Sitter Education Month – Tips & Best Practices” from the Cornell Richard P. Riney Canine Health Center. It features illustrations of dogs, a pet sitter walking multiple dogs, and icons next to each tip. Tips include: Get to know the pet(s) beforehand and understand medical conditions and medications. Keep the veterinarian’s phone number handy in case of emergency. Consider pet sitting insurance. Know which foods and plants are toxic to pets. Take a pet CPR course. Have reliable transportation. Ask if pets are microchipped or have ID tags. Website: canine.vet.cornell.edu.

ALT Infographic titled “Pet Sitter Education Month – Tips & Best Practices” from the Cornell Richard P. Riney Canine Health Center. It features illustrations of dogs, a pet sitter walking multiple dogs, and icons next to each tip. Tips include: Get to know the pet(s) beforehand and understand medical conditions and medications. Keep the veterinarian’s phone number handy in case of emergency. Consider pet sitting insurance. Know which foods and plants are toxic to pets. Take a pet CPR course. Have reliable transportation. Ask if pets are microchipped or have ID tags. Website: canine.vet.cornell.edu.

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Help us spread the word about Canine Health! Follow our new Facebook page and get entered to win this amazing gift basket, including merch from The Cornell Store, and a 1-year Cornell Riney Canine Health Center membership. Follow our new page here: hubs.ly/Q04vnvGM0
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Have you got a case of the Mondays? Don't worry it's #MemeMonday!
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It's #SundayFunday! Help us celebrate with pictures of your favorite canine friends. Don't be shy, let's see those dogs! 📷🐶
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