At Cumberland Veterinary Clinic, we strongly believe that the best medicine is preventative medicine. Preventative medicine
includes a yearly check-up with the doctor and whatever vaccinations are appropriate for your pet’s lifestyle.
We also believe that is very important to spay and neuter
your pet. The best time to do this is between five and six months
of age before the animal goes into a heat cycle or starts
spraying. Prior to surgery, pre-anesthetic blood work can be a very
informative and useful tool, both with upcoming surgery and in
years to come.
Dental Care
Cats and dogs need the same type of dental care as humans.
This includes regular brushing and dental cleanings. Our
technologists are specially trained to perform dental cleanings
on animals. An animal with healthy teeth and gums will live a
much longer and healthier life, not to mention have nicer
breath! Come by the clinic today to have your animal’s teeth checked
and book a cleaning. Our technologists are always ready to teach
clients how to brush their pet’s teeth and offer other
alternatives to brushing.
Surgery
Having your pet go under anesthesia for any reason can be
stressful for you. We understand this, which is why we keep up to date
on everything involving surgery. From safe anesthetic to new and
faster surgery techniques. At Cumberland Veterinary Clinic you
can trust that your pet is getting quality care and we will call
you as soon as your pet is out of surgery to let you know how he
or she is doing!
We also believe in making sure your pet is comfortable and as pain free as possible.
If you have any questions about our surgeries or when to book your pet to be spayed or neutered please contact
our educated and helpful Veterinary Office Assistants to answer any of your questions.
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Monday 8:00am to 6:00pm Tuesday 8:00am to 6:00pm Wednesday 8:00am to 6:00pm Thursday 8:30 am to 12:00 noon Friday 8:00 am to 6:00pm Saturday 8:30 am to 12:00 noon Sunday we are closed
During hours we are not open if you have an emergency with your pet we suggest you call one of the following clinics that have extended hours:
Albuquerque Animal Emergency Clinic505.884.3433 VCA Veterinary Care - 505.292.5353 Pet ER (Valencia county) -505.565.3737
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