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Prism Integrative Veterinary Health founded by the philosophies of Dr. Kendra Pope

Prism Integrative Veterinary Health founded by the philosophies of Dr. Kendra Pope

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Innovation

Ambassadorship

Hope

Empowerment

Balance

Our Mission

We are dedicated to providing innovative patient-driven care while educating our clients and community on a holistic approach to healing. We empower clients to take command of their pet’s health and wellness journey while shifting paradigms in conventional veterinary care.

Work Hours:

Monday:
9:00am – 2:00pm
Tuesday:
9:00am – 7:00pm
Wednesday:
9:00am – 7:00pm
Thursday:
9:00am – 5:00pm
Friday:
9:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED
*Please note Holidays may affect hours. See our social media for more info around holidays!*
A happy dog receiving compassionate care, illustrating the importance of integrative approaches in pet oncology.

Full Veterinary Care

Outside of those diagnosed with oncologic disease, our practice routinely treats patients with other difficult or chronic conditions as well as those seeking maximal health and wellness. The same principles apply in the treatment of these patients, as we use additional tools in the toolbox to restore health, improve quality of life, and enhance overall outcomes. Through added resources and distinct credentials, we are able to offer compassion and hope to every client and every patient.

Our wellness & longevity protocols include but are not limited to:

Medical ozone, cold laser therapy, IV vitamin C, IV nutrient therapy, mistletoe therapy, microbiome restoration, acupuncture, vaccine titers, integrative diagnostics, nutrition and supplements.

 

🥜 Happy National Peanut Butter Lover’s Day! 🥜

We all know that peanut butter is a favorite treat for many dogs 🐕—it’s tasty, versatile, and can be a great stuffing for chew toys! But before you give your pup a dollop to celebrate today, there are a few important things to keep in mind.

🚫 Peanut butter isn’t for every dog—especially if they have certain medical conditions. Here’s why:

1️⃣ High Fat Content: Peanut butter is high in fat, which can contribute to weight gain and may worsen conditions like pancreatitis in susceptible dogs.
2️⃣ Sodium Levels: Some peanut butters have high sodium content, which could exacerbate issues like kidney disease in dogs.
3️⃣ Special Diet Restrictions: Dogs on specific diets may need to avoid peanut butter due to its fat and calorie composition.
4️⃣ Xylitol Danger: Always check the label! Some peanut butter brands use xylitol, a sugar substitute that is toxic to dogs and can cause serious harm.
Before offering peanut butter to your dog, consult your vet, especially if your pet has any medical conditions like obesity, diabetes, heart disease, or kidney issues. 🩺

If your dog is healthy and you’re looking for a special treat, go ahead and celebrate National Peanut Butter Lover’s Day—but always in moderation! 🐾

Interested in learning more about the most appropriate diet for your pet?

#NationalPeanutButterLoversDay #HealthyPets #PeanutButterAndPups #VetApprovedTreats #PetCare #DogSafety #PetWellness #TreatWithCare

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Did you know? The Pembroke Welsh Corgi originated in Wales and was historically used as a herding dog on farms, where their short legs helped them easily maneuver between the legs of livestock. 🐄🐑 They’re also famous for their close association with the British royal family, especially Queen Elizabeth II, who owned many Corgis throughout her reign. 👑

While Corgis are undeniably charming, they come with some unique health considerations due to their body structure. Here are some important health concerns to keep in mind:

🦴 Degenerative Myelopathy: This progressive spinal cord disease leads to weakness and paralysis in the hind legs and, eventually, the whole body. While there’s no cure, early management can improve your Corgi’s quality of life.
💉 Von Willebrand’s Disease: An inherited blood clotting disorder that can cause excessive bleeding after injury or surgery.
🦵 Hip & Elbow Dysplasia: Abnormal joint development that can cause pain and mobility issues, especially as they age.
🔄 Back Problems: With their long bodies and short legs, Corgis are prone to intervertebral disc disease.
👁️ Eye Issues: Cataracts, or clouding of the lens, are also a concern for Corgis, potentially affecting their vision.
Important Considerations for Corgi

Owners:
Responsible Breeding: Always choose a breeder who health tests for genetic conditions like DM and Von Willebrand’s disease.
Regular Vet Checkups: Early detection is key to managing potential health problems.
Exercise Management: Corgis need exercise, but it’s important to avoid activities that put strain on their backs.

We’re here to help provide specialized care for your Corgi! 🐾 If you’re concerned about your Corgi’s health or want to ensure they’re living their best life, complete an in-person consultation request form in our bio, and we’ll get in touch to set up your appointment! 🐶

#CorgiCare #CorgisOfInstagram #HealthyPets #VetCare #CorgiHealth #DogHealth #ResponsibleBreeding #PetWellness #CorgiLife #DegenerativeMyelopathy #VonWillebrandsDisease

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🦷Pet Dental Health Starts Early! 🦷

Did you know that dental hygiene is just as important for your pets as it is for you? 🪥 Starting early with puppies and kittens is key to ensuring they grow up with healthy teeth and gums! Dental health is attached to so much more in the body than just the mouth and is so important to our pets overall microbiome.

Here’s how to ease your pet into a dental routine:
1️⃣ Start with gentle touches: From the moment you bring your puppy or kitten home, start getting them comfortable with you touching their face and mouth. Incorporate some gentle facial strokes during their daily relaxation time, so they start feeling at ease with your hands near their mouth.
2️⃣ Gradually introduce brushing: Once your pet is comfortable with their face and gums being touched, it’s time to introduce a small amount of pet-friendly toothpaste (just a pea-sized amount). At first, focus on positive reinforcement and patience!
3️⃣ Brush one tooth at a time: Begin with just one tooth using gauze, and slowly progress to a finger brush as your pet gets more comfortable.
4️⃣ Upgrade to a toothbrush: Once you’ve built a routine, move to an appropriate-sized pet toothbrush for a thorough cleaning. Make it a fun and rewarding experience!

Remember: Consistency is key! 🗝️ The earlier you start, the more comfortable your pet will be with their dental routine, and the healthier their smile will be.

Let’s keep those furry smiles shining! ✨

Schedule a consultation today via the link in our bio to learn more about your pets microbiome and how to be proactive in your pets health.

#PetDentalHealth #HealthyTeethHappyPets #PetCareTips #DentalRoutine #PuppyCare #KittenCare #PetWellness #BrushingIsCaring

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Did you know that 80% of dogs over the age of 3 suffer from periodontal disease? For cats, the rates can be even higher! Poor oral hygiene in pets isn’t just about bad breath – it can lead to serious health issues like heart, kidney, and liver disease.

Good news: you can help your furry friends stay healthy by maintaining their oral hygiene! Here’s a simple, all-natural dog toothpaste recipe you can make at home:

Ingredients:
Coco Therapy Coconut Oil (naturally antibacterial and soothing)
Certified Organic Peppermint Leaf (freshens breath)
Certified Organic Parsley (helps fight bad breath and promotes healthy gums)
Organic Food-Grade Peppermint Essential Oil (a little goes a long way in freshening their mouth!)

Mix all ingredients to form a paste, and use a dog-friendly toothbrush to gently clean their teeth. Regular brushing can make a big difference in their overall health and longevity!

Let’s keep our pets’ smiles bright and their bodies healthy!

#PetDentalHealth #HealthyPets #NaturalPetCare #OralHygiene #PetWellness #DogCare #CoconutOil

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🐾 Just like we care for our pets’ overall health, their oral hygiene is just as important! Keeping your dog’s teeth clean not only helps with their breath but also prevents future dental problems. 🦷 Here are some easy, natural ways to boost your dog’s dental health:

✨ Coconut Oil: This amazing natural ingredient can help fight bacteria and reduce gum inflammation. Simply massage a few drops onto your dog’s teeth or mix it into their meals. It helps prevent gingivitis, soothes gums, and even strengthens tooth enamel!

🌿 Cinnamon Extract: Packed with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, cinnamon freshens your dog’s breath while protecting against tooth decay. Plus, it can help alleviate any discomfort from gum issues.

🦴 Chew Treats: Let your dog’s natural instinct work for their teeth! Chewing helps scrape off plaque and tartar. Choose treats that are natural, sugar-free, and gluten-free for the best dental benefits. Look for options that suit your dog’s age and size.

🍏 Fruits & Veggies: Crunchy fruits like apples and veggies like carrots and celery are not only a tasty snack but also help clean teeth while freshening breath. They’re packed with vitamins that support gum health too!

🎾 Playtime Dental Care: Did you know that tugging on toys like ropes or rubber toys helps clean your dog’s teeth? Agility toys also double as dental floss, massaging gums while keeping them active!
Take these simple steps and make your dog’s dental care fun and easy! 🐶💙

#DogHealth #PetCare #NaturalDentalCare #HealthyPup #PetParentTips #Prismvethealth #petdentalcare #petdentalmonth #holisticcare #integrativepetcare #natural #connected #collaborative #complementarypetcare

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🦴🦆 Healthy Treat, Happy Dog! 🦆🦴

The treats we give our dogs matter! Did you know that providing your dog with the right treats can help improve their dental health and oral hygiene?

We want to highlight one of our favorite recommendations for a natural alternative to dental chews: dehydrated duck feet – the perfect snack for your pup’s dental care routine!

Not only are duck feet digestible and a low-fat, high-protein source, but they also provide a natural way to help clean your dog’s teeth while satisfying their chewing instincts. The chewing action helps remove plaque and tartar buildup, keeping their smile bright and healthy!

But that’s not all! Duck feet are packed with essential nutrients like calcium, collagen, chondroitin, and glucosamine. These help support healthy hips and joints, making them an excellent treat for active and growing dogs.

So why not treat your furry friend to something that supports both their dental AND joint health? Dehydrated duck feet are the tasty, nutritious choice they’ll love, and their teeth and joints will thank you! 🐕💚

#HealthyTreats #DentalCare #JointSupport #DogTreats #NaturalDogTreats #DehydratedDuckFeet #HappyPup #PetWellness #StrongTeeth #HealthyJoints #prismpets #prismtreats #prismchews #prismvethealth #complementarycare

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Here’s some important information and tips every bird lover should know:

📜 History of Bird Health Awareness Week shines a spotlight on the importance of proper bird care. Many people believe that birds only need basic diet and grooming, but there’s so much more to keeping them healthy. From recognizing signs of illness to providing the right living conditions, there’s a lot to learn about bird health.

🐦 Know What to Look For
Birds are great at hiding signs of illness, so it’s essential to watch for any changes in behavior or appearance, like odd sleeping patterns or strange markings. If you’re adopting a bird, always ensure it was imported legally and have a vet assess its health before bringing it home.

🏡 Seasonal Living Conditions
Birds need different care depending on the season. Be sure their living space is properly insulated during warmer months, and keep their cages clean and hygienic year-round.

🦜 Protect from Predators
Birds are vulnerable to predators, so make sure their cages are placed in a safe, protected area.

🩺 Regular Vet Check-ups
Birds are masters at hiding illness, so regular check-ups with an avian vet are a must! Early detection of potential problems can make all the difference in their health.

Health Tips to Keep Your Bird Happy
Diet: Offer a variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, seeds, and pellets. Avoid harmful foods like avocado, chocolate, and caffeine.

Exercise: Ensure your bird has enough space to fly and stretch their wings. Time outside the cage for exploration is important.

Mental Stimulation: Birds are highly intelligent and need toys, puzzles, and interaction to stay mentally sharp.

Know the Signs: Watch for signs of infections, odd sleeping patterns, and changes in behavior, and contact a vet if needed.

#BirdHealthAwarenessWeek #HealthyBirds #FeatheredFriends #BirdCare #AvianCare #BirdLovers #BirdVetCare #PetBirds #PetAwareness #FeatheredFamily #prismbirds #prismpets #prismvetcare #complementarypetcare #birdweek #prismvethealth

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Today, we’re shining a spotlight on our amazing Veterinary Technician Assistant, Sam! 🐾

Sam is a vital part of our team, and we truly couldn’t do it without her! From assisting with patient care and prepping for treatments to providing comfort and support to both pets and their owners, Sam’s dedication is unmatched. Her ability to keep everything running smoothly while offering a compassionate touch makes all the difference for our furry friends.

Her hard work behind the scenes ensures our practice runs seamlessly, and her commitment to our patients’ well-being is inspiring. We are so grateful to have Sam on our team!

Let’s all give Sam a big thank you this week, and show some love to all the incredible Vet Tech Assistants who help keep our pets happy and healthy! 🐕🐈❤️

#VetTechAssistantWeek #ThankYouSam #VeterinaryCare #AnimalCareHeroes #PetCare #VetTeam #Gratitude #prismvethealth #prismpetcare

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