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Bond Animal Hospital is a regional treatment center for Radiocat, which manages centers for the treatment of feline hyperthyroidism. Patient treatment and follow-up care is handled by Radiocat) and Dr. David Herring & Dr. Rand Wachstock. Radioiodine (I-131) is the preferred method for treating hyperthyroidism in cats. Although safe and efficacious, the treatment requires handling and administration of radioisotopes. We are proud to be a licensed facility for treatment of this common disorder.

At Bond Animal Hospital, your pet’s illness or injury will be addressed with a full range of preventive, diagnostic, medical, surgical, and therapeutic services. These include:

• Wellness care
  

  vaccinations, nutritional advice, behavioral advice and parasite control

• Diagnostic services
  

  examinations, blood pressure monitoring, in-house laboratory testing, EKG, radiology and ultrasound

• Dental healthcare
  

  routine prophylaxis, digital dental radiography and advanced dental care

• Surgery
  

  spay and neuter as well as soft tissue and orthopedic procedures

• Oncology care
  

  diagnosis and treatment of cancer patients

• Avian and exotic medicine
  

  wellness care, husbandry advice, sexing, diagnosis and treatment, including surgery

• Radioiodine (I131) therapy
  

  for hyperthyroid cats at our hospital

• End-of-life care
  

  including, when appropriate, compassionate euthanasia

Check out AVMA's, Animal Tracks, a weekly podcast on animal health issues.

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When to see your vet:

Five reasons to see your veterinarian today

• Bleeding from anywhere
• Vomiting with a loss of appetite
• Acute pain – including eyes (squinting)
• Respiratory difficulty
• Sudden and extreme lethargy

Five reasons to see your veterinarian tomorrow

• Acute lameness
• Intense itching
• Decreased appetite
• Increased thirst or urination
• Persistent diarrhea

Five reasons to see your veterinarian soon

• Decrease in weight
• Change in activity levels
• Hair loss
• Bad breath
• Chronic lameness

Dental Health

PetFit Challenge

PetFit Challenge

Pet owners understand that obesity is about more than appearance. Scientific evidence shows that obesity is a condition that can lead to serious disease. In conjunction with the AVMA and Hill’s our hospital is focused on raising awareness about the right way to achieve and maintain healthy weight:

• Proper nutrition
• Increased physical activity
• Regular veterinary visits

Click on the link above for tools to help you increase your pet’s activity, decrease their weight and start them living a happier and healthier life!