Welcome Video!!
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School of Veterinary Medicine
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"Dr. Orengo is 2nd to none! She treats Coco like she is her own. We get the best service from the caring, thoughtful girls at the front desk all the way to Dr. Orengo at the helm. Coco is the luckiest pup to be cared for by these amazing people."
Carla D.
Carla D.
Dr. Orengo is the most kind and knowledgeable veterinarian. Ella loves going to the vet.
Wilhelmina T.
It's always a good experience to go to Noah's Ark Animal Hospital.
Carl N.
They always treat my pets like their own. It's like a family and instructions on medications are clear, even got a handout with pictures on how to administer.
Carolin F.
Wilhelmina T.
It's always a good experience to go to Noah's Ark Animal Hospital.
Carl N.
They always treat my pets like their own. It's like a family and instructions on medications are clear, even got a handout with pictures on how to administer.
Carolin F.
CASE OF THE MONTH
FOREIGN BODY OBSTRUCTION
At Noah's Ark Animal Hospital we see cases that sometimes require surgery. This month Dr. Orengo and her staff treated a cat that ate decorative ribbon and later developed vomiting. This ribbon traveled from the stomach and lodged itself in the small intestine where it caused a mechanical obstruction. a situation that required surgical intervention. This video highlights the details that went into diagnosing, preparing, and surgically treating this patient ultimately leading to a successful outcome!!
The Classic "Bunching" Of An Intestinal String Foreign Body
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String Foreign Body Intestinal Obstruction Case
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Ultrasound Image of the Obstructed Small Intestine
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In Depth Video Version, Requires YouTube Login
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New Heart Health Series
Over the years, the ultrasound department at Noah's Ark Animal Hospital has seen a broad spectrum of heart condition cases. We decided to showcase a few of the more common heart conditions seen among cats and dogs by posting short presentations of each. When our veterinarians suspect heart disease, they hope to identify and diagnose the condition so as to offer the best possible treatments available. Consider also that these studies are sent by a Telemedicine portal to Board Certified Cardiologists who offer their professional opinion in a written report which can then be emailed to the client for their records. So sit back and get ready to watch some neat videos!! We hope you enjoy these as much as we did in producing them!!
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Chronic Degenerative Valvular Disease is the most common heart disease in dogs.
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Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy is the most common form of heart disease in cats.
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Dilated Cardiomyopathy
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Pericardial Effusion
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