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Your Pet's Health Online!
Pet Portals
are private, secure web pages that contain your pets health information,
allowing you to conveniently manage your pet's health online at
any time. Use your Pet Portal to:
- Request refills of prescriptions and special diets
- Request an appointment
- View and print your pet's exam and vaccination status
- Request email reminders for services
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Welcome Dr. Rob Memmen!
Dr Rob joined
our practice in June, 2010, and is now seeing new patients.
Outside of veterinary medicine Dr. Rob enjoys playing the guitar,
working out and playing basketball, and spending time with family
and friends. Dr. Rob enjoys getting involved in church and community
activities and is excited to be part of the Morris Animal Hospital
family and the community of Granger. Stop in and say hi!
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LASER
surgery--what's all the hype?!
Lasers
have been successfully used in human medicine for over 30 years.
At Morris Animal Hospital, your pet benefits from this cutting
edge technology!
Why laser surgery?
- Less Pain - The laser seals nerve endings
as it "cuts." As a result, your pet will experience less pain
and be more comfortable after surgery.
- Less Bleeding - The laser seals small
blood vessels during surgery. This also helps reduce the time
your pet needs to be under anesthesia, which reduces complications.
- Less Swelling - Laser energy does not
crush, tear or bruise tissue because the only thing that touches
your pet is an invisible beam of light.
What does this
mean for my pet?
- Reduced risk of infection - As the laser
removes diseased tissue, it seals the skin and reduces the amount
of bacteria present.
- Greater precision - The laser can remove
unhealthy tissue while minimizing adverse effects to healthy surrounding
tissue.
- Quicker return to normal activities
- Healing is rapid and there is less post-operative discomfort.
Our
Doctors are Committed to CONTINUING EDUCATION!
Our doctors are committed
to furthering their skills by regularly attending local and national
continuing education courses. Here's what our doctors have
been up to:
Dr.
Doug Morris recently attended the annual meeting
of the Veterinary Orthopedic Society in Colorado in February, 2010.
He also attended the annual meeting of the American College of Veterinary
Surgeons in October, 2009 in Washington, DC, and in 2008 in San
Diego. During these conferences, he participated in meetings
covering a wide array of orthopedic and soft tissue surgery topics.
Dr. Doug is certified to perform PennHIP radiographic evaluations.
PennHIP provides a more accurate means of evaluating dogs (and cats)
for the presence of hip dysplasia than the more well known OFA technique.
Dr. Doug is a member of the Veterinary Orthopedic Society.
Dr. Julie Morris attended the annual meeting of the American
Animal Hospital Association in Long Beach, California, in March,
2010. Her studies focused on pet behavior issues, as well
as internal medicine, ophthalmology, and client care. In January,
2009, she attended the North American Veterinary Conference in Orlando,
Florida with a focus on client care.
Dr. Terry Randolph attended the Midwest Veterinary
Conference in Columbus, Ohio in February, 2010, where she attended
a variety of meetings focusing on internal and emergency medicine.
She also attended the Indiana Veterinary Medical Association annual
meeting in February, 2009, where she focused on advances in neurology,
endocrinology, and oncology. Dr. Terry is a member of the
Veterinary Dental Society.
Dr. Amanda Cunningham
attended the Indiana Veterinary Medical Association meeting in February,
2010, with a focus on internal medicine, radiology, and ophthalmology.
She also attended the Western Veterinary Conference in Las
Vegas in February, 2009 and learned about the latest techniques
in oncology, soft tissue surgery, and cardiology.
Dr. Gayle O'Konski attended the attended the Midwest
Veterinary Conference in Columbus, Ohio in February, 2010, where
she attended a variety of meetings focusing on internal medicine,
dentistry, and surgery. She also attended the Indiana Veterinary
Medical Association annual meeting in Indianapolis in February,
2009, where she attended seminars focusing on neurology, endocrinology,
and oncology.
Our doctors and our healthcare team members
once again attended the Michiana Veterinary Medical Association's
annual fall conference on improving client care in October, 2009.
In addition, our doctors and healthcare team have the opportunity
to attend monthly continuing education lectures on a variety of
pet care issues sponsored by the Michiana Veterinary Medical Association.
We look forward to providing you and your pet with outstanding service! |
