Newbury Veterinary Clinic
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Welcome to the Newbury Vet Clinic Website.
Announcements:
We are so excited to inform all of our furry friends and their owners that we know It's been a long time since we've seen in person appointments but finally we are happy to announce June 15th we will be opening back up for clients to come in to the clinic. Our staff are fully vaccinated at that time. If you are not vaccinated please wear a mask. We have a mask for you if you need it. If you would feel more comfortable if NVC staff wear masks, please feel free to request it. We will still continue to follow State Guidelines.🐾
Please Note Our Hours Are Changing On May 3rd 2021 To:
Monday 8a-5p
Tuesday 8a-5p
Wednesday 8a-5p
Thursday 8a-5p
Friday 8a-5p
Saturday 9a-12:00p
Newbury Vet Clinic and Idexx Laboratory are partnering on a Parasite Awareness Project that will also be a fundraiser for Oscar’s Memorial Dog Park. From May 15th, 2021 to June 15th, 2021 bring us a stool sample from your pet and It will be tested for a complete panel of parasites including Giardia for $20.00. 100% of the proceeds will go to Oscar’s Memorial Dog Park.
HELP WANTED-
Help wanted-
Part Time Veterinarian Needed
Did you see the latest JAVMA article that correlates time spent working in a small animal clinic with declining mental health? Companion Animal Veterinary Medicine can be demanding and depleting. Part Time is the answer! Join us in beautiful rural Vermont at a busy, collaborative, team oriented, progressive small animal practice. We believe in balancing good medicine with good life!
Veterinary technician needed for very busy and fast pace veterinary clinic. Full-time position, 32+ flexible hours including some Saturdays. Experience is required, positive attitude, dependable, reliable, professional, able to communicate with the public and be a team player. Wages and benefits depend on experience. Please send or email resumes to Newbury veterinary clinic, 3890 Vt Rte 5 North, Newbury, VT 05051. jessicalocke0812@gmail.com
Update On Seresto Collars:
As you may be aware, recently the USA Today released an article claiming a link between Seresto® flea collars and pet deaths. The safety of Seresto, and all our products, is our number one priority at Elanco. As a globally marketed product, more than 80 regulatory authorities around the world, including the US EPA, rigorously reviewed the safety data collected over the course of Seresto’s development prior to registration and/or approval, as appropriate. Further, the safety and efficacy of Seresto are continuously monitored and scrutinized by global regulatory bodies as well as via internal processes
Elanco Statement of Safety of Seresto®
Elanco takes the safety of our products very seriously, and thoroughly investigates potential concerns related to their use. It is critically important to understand that a report is not an indication of cause. Since its initial approval in 2012, more than 25 million Seresto collars have protected dogs and cats in the U.S. from fleas, ticks and the resulting tick-borne illnesses that can impact their quality of life.
There is no established link between death and exposure to the active ingredients contained in Seresto. The reporting rate for all adverse events related to Seresto is less than 0.3% of all collars sold since 2012 - defined by the WHO (World Health Organization) as “uncommon”. The significant majority of these incidents relate to non-serious effects such as application site disorders – reddening of the skin or hair loss below the collar. As a globally marketed product, more than 80 regulatory authorities around the world, including the US EPA, rigorously reviewed the safety data collected over the course of Seresto’s development prior to registration and/or approval, as appropriate. Further, the safety and efficacy of Seresto are continuously monitored and scrutinized by global regulatory bodies as well as via internal processes.
Key Points:•There is no established link between death and exposure to the active ingredients contained in Seresto•Since its initial approval in 2012, more than 25 million Seresto collars have protected dogs and cats in the U.S. from fleas, ticks and the resulting tick-borne illnesses that can impact their quality of life As a globally marketed product, more than 80 regulatory authorities around the world, including the US EPA, rigorously reviewed the safety data collected over the course of Seresto’s development prior to registration and/or approval, as appropriate. The safety and efficacy of Seresto are continuously monitored and scrutinized by global regulatory bodies as well as via internal processes All adverse events, product related or not, are collected, evaluated and reported. Itis critically important to understand that a report is not an indication of cause Since its approval, the reporting rate for all incidents related to Seresto is less than 0.3%in the U.S. The majority of these incidents relate to non-serious effects such as temporary hair loss and mild skin irritation around the application site. It is important to make sure the collar is not fitted too tightly around an animal’s neck. We recommend the collar be snug while still being able to fit 2 to 3 fingers under it It is important that consumers purchase collars from an authorized clinic or retailer to ensure the authenticity and integrity of the products, they are buying
http://www.petbasics.com/our-products/seresto/
Covid-19 update:
As we face the rising risk of Covid-19 in our community we are making a few changes to keep everyone safe while doing our best to provide continued care for our four legged family members. We will continue to offer curb side care. Our outdoor exam room is getting a little chilly but we have monitors in service so that you can watch your pet's exam from the warmth of your car. We feel that communication is the cornerstone of good care and the Doctors and technicians will continue to talk directly with you at a safe distance with masks on or via phone.
We will be suspending wellness care for the next several weeks. As area clinics close because of staff testing positive it is important that we are poised to help each other out by covering for sick care. This will give us the best chance of being available when you need us and also work together as a veterinary community to cover for each other as clinics close due to Covid -19 exposure. We will continue to make efforts to keep animals current on rabies vaccine and will catch up on wellness care in the spring , when we are hopefully putting the pandemic behind us.
We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we work together to keep our community safe while taking care of our sick four legged friends.
We have updated our website and have added guidelines for COVID-19.
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Address:
3890 Route 5 North
Newbury VT 05051
Phone: (802) 866-5354
Fax: (802) 866-5371
Business Hours: Monday through Friday 8a.m.-5p.m. and Saturdays 9a.m. to 12:00p.m. (Saturdays hours are saved for Sick and Emergency ONLY)