White Oaks Veterinary Clinic

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05/10/2008

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White Oaks is the place to go

Drs. Jennifer and Mark Bianchi and their staff are thoughtful, compassionate, and competent. Dr. Mark's acupuncture is a much needed service in the Edmond area.

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Phone: (405) 216-4025

Address: 131 W Waterloo Rd, Edmond, OK 73025

Website: http://whiteoaksvet.com

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White Oaks Veterinary Clinic

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Imagine how difficult it would be to chew food and enjoy daily life with sharp, pointy objects cutting sores into the insides of your cheeks. This painful scenario is a sad fact of life for horses whose teeth are allowed to grow uncontrollably and/or to develop abnormal chewing surfaces. That’s why a procedure known as ‘tooth floating’ has long been acknowledged as an essential part of equine oral health and wellness — and why our veterinarians at White Oaks Veterinary Clinic provide this kind of equine dentistry for horses just like yours.
Vaccination
Pet vaccination schedules depend on your pet’s age, health and types of activities they engage in, so please peruse our cat and dog vaccination FAQ and contact our veterinarian in Edmond, OK at (405) 330-0676 to check your pet’s individual schedule.
Veterinary Ophthalmology
At White Oaks Veterinary Clinic, we do our very best to provide the top care for your pet in any way we can. Our TonovetTonometer is a tool that allows us to quickly and accurately diagnose eye disease in your pets that could be very damaging if left untreated. If you have a dog, cat or horse that seems to be experiencing problems with the eyes, it is imperative you get him in to us as soon as possible for diagnosis and treatment.
Behavioral Counseling
By taking your pet to the vet every year, you can help our veterinarians spot diseases before they become untreatable. It also allows our veterinarians to track your pet’s diet, health, and progress. When you take your pet to the vet you can also discuss any behavior changes you pet may have had. Our veterinarian will be able to create a customized plan to keep your pet healthy.
Nutritional Counseling
Cats, in particular, can be difficult to take to the office. Unfortunately, that could make it difficult to identify when the cat is sick. Taking your cat to the vet and letting them know of behavior changes such as significant weight loss, bumping head into walls, or went from sleeping on beds to sleeping in the bathroom. These little changes may not seem like a big deal, but they could be signs of a more serious problem.
Comprehensive Examination
The health of your pet is as important to us as it is to you at White Oaks Veterinary Clinic in Edmond. That is why we recommend every pet parent bring their furry friend in for regularly scheduled wellness exam visits. These are general examinations, where our veterinarian can assess your pet’s overall health, and catch anything new that needs attention before it becomes a big issue. This makes your pet feel good, and a healthy pet is a happy pet. Give your pet the best opportunity for a long life of health and happiness by getting regular wellness exams for him or her.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
So, what happens at a wellness visit for your pet? Our vet will check for fleas and ticks, and provide medication to get rid of them if they are discovered. We also look for infections that might have gone unnoticed, and any unusual lumps, bumps, bruises, or growths on the skin. A check of the ears will determine if there are mites, a fecal sample will show us if there are worms, and a look at the teeth will let us know if a cleaning or other dental intervention is required for your animal companion.
Behavioral Disorder Treatment
There are several types of vaccines available for pets. Dogs typically need vaccines to guard against rabies, parvovirus, distemper and canine hepatitis, while cats usually require shots for rabies, calicivirus and feline distemper. These are called core vaccines, but there are also other types of shots that might be needed based on each pet’s risks of catching other diseases, such as kennel cough or feline leukemia. Our veterinarians can provide you with guidance on which types of vaccines your pet needs and how often they should receive these shots. In most cases, pets need booster shots in order to keep their vaccines up-to-date.
Pain Management
If you require an Edmond veterinarian certified to treat horses specifically, we offer several equine dedicated services. Equine acupuncture is an effective and compassionate option for pain management. Our animal clinic is one of the only vet clinics in Oklahoma to provide equine acupuncture treatment. Stimulating acupuncture points can help manage pain associated with neurological and musculoskeletal problems, including lameness, arthritis, paralysis and muscular injuries.
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
The periodic checkup is the cornerstone of equine preventative care. Our Edmond equine veterinarian recommends that you schedule such a checkup for young horses every 6 to 9 months. That’s because the earlier our veterinary clinic can detect a problem, the more quickly and effectively we can treat it. Our equine veterinarian will examine the animal’s skin, coat, eyes, ears, hooves, body weight, and muscle tone for any signs of possible illness or injury. We will also ask you about any recent changes in your horse’s behavior that might indicate hoof pain, neurological issues, allergic reactions, or digestive troubles such as colic.
Injury Treatment
Our equine veterinary clinic employs a wide range of treatment methods and techniques to help horses recover from any problems discovered during routine equine preventative care. For instance, we’ve found that acupuncture provides relief for an astonishing range of ailments and symptoms, from muscle strains to chronic arthritis. The insertion of fine needles just under the skin releases pain-fighting endorphins while also stimulating circulation and lymph flow.

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Parvovirus Infection Treatment
Pet vaccinations offer protection against certain diseases that can cause serious illness. These shots allow pets’ immune systems to learn how to recognize and eliminate specific viruses and other pathogens that cause disease. When pets do not have this protection, they are at risk of becoming very ill or even catching a life-threatening disease. For example, rabies is fatal to dogs and cats who are not vaccinated, while other diseases, such as parvovirus, can result in death without treatment. Other diseases, including distemper, can cause permanent brain damage or other serious, long-term health issues that affect a pet’s quality of life. Making sure that pets are vaccinated helps lower their risk of getting these diseases.
Feline Retro Virus Treatment
Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
Abscesses and other infections may also invade the teeth and gums, causing pain, foul breath, redness, oozing and swelling in the affected tissues. If the bacterial infection proceeds unchecked, it can lead to major systemic problems such as organ damage. By the age of three, 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats display some level of oral disease; disease that could easily be prevented or stopped in its tracks through regular professional care. That’s why we urge owners to bring their pets in for annual dental evaluations and teeth cleanings. Our Edmond pet dentistry professionals can remove even tough tartar buildup underneath the gum line to keep the teeth and gums healthy, note any gum disease or tooth damage that may need treatment, and examine the rest of the oral cavity for tumors or other suspicious developments.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Diabetes Treatment
Kidney Disease Treatment
A. Yes. The American Animal Hospital Association says dental disease affects heart health, lung fitness and kidney function. There is a circular relationship between chronic kidney disease and dental disease, CKD causes dental health decline and poor dental health contributes to CKD.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
While larger animals such as horses and livestock can pose specific dental issues, dogs, cat and other small animals face many of the same problems with their teeth and gums that humans do. Pets can experience such familiar conditions as tooth decay, periodontal disease, cracked or broken teeth, abscesses and oral cancers. Fortunately, our Edmond pet dentistry services including regular dental checkups and cleanings can go a long way toward preventing these conditions from developing or detecting them early enough to facilitate prompt treatment. Here at White Oaks Veterinary Clinic, our experienced team helps small animals preserve their teeth, eat more comfortably and effectively, and enjoy many years of optimal health.
Cancer Treatment

Wound and Fracture Care
Over 15 million American pets suffer from arthritis. Whether your pet has been injured or is struggling with a disease, stem cell therapy may help tissues heal. Our patients find relief from their bone fractures or soft-tissue tears with stem cell research. Although other treatments are often the first go-to, stem cell therapy can help with more serious conditions.

Dental Surgery
Some animals can have their teeth brushed at home, or at a vet’s office with no incident. Others, especially cats, are not so cooperative, unless they have been raised from babyhood to be used to it. Animals of any size that put up a fuss when they need to have their teeth brushed are put under general anesthesia at the veterinarian’s office to have this done, which is why it is considered surgery. It is important to an animal’s overall health to have good oral health, so getting their teeth brushed regularly, at least annually, is a good part of responsible pet care. If other oral surgery procedures are needed for your pet, such as tooth extractions, we can do that here, too.
Veterinary Surgery
White Oaks Veterinary Clinic is proud to offer animal surgery services to our clients. Our veterinarian practice is experienced and skilled at a variety of surgery types on both small pets and large animals. If your animal needs surgery, our trusted Edmond practice is the one you want to go to. You can trust any vet on our staff to care for your animal in the best way, with the highest technology, most up to date methods and procedures, and with a caring hand.
Spaying and Neutering
If you are considering spaying or neutering your pet, you may have questions about these surgical procedures, including what to expect and how your pet will benefit. The decision to spay or neuter your pet is one of the most important choices that you can make as a pet owner. Below, our Edmond veterinarians answer six of your most frequently asked questions about spay and neuter...

Laboratory Services
Aside from X-rays, our diagnostic services include ultrasound imaging, vision checks (tonometry), medical assessment and blood work to detect problems. Our therapies include stem-cell treatment.
X-Ray
Microchipping
Microchipping is one of the best ways to ensure protection of your dog or cat in the event that s/he is stolen, wanders away or becomes lost during a powerful storm. Having your pet injected with a microchip is an action that shows you are a caring, responsible, efficient pet owner.

General Pet Care

Boarding
Senior Pet Care
Not all small animal dental issues occur as a result of neglect. Trauma can cause cracks or breakage, and in some animal (particularly toy breeds), the “baby” teeth fail to fall out, crowding the permanent teeth that are pushing their way into the mouth and attracting hair and possibly causing damage to both sets of teeth. Cats may develop odd holes in their teeth known as resorptive lesions. Senior pets generally have a higher incidence of tooth loss and periodontal issues than younger pets, requiring us to take an even closer look at their dental health.
Animal Daycare
Pets typically begin receiving some vaccines as young as 6 weeks of age and usually continue getting boosters every 1 to 3 years. Without booster shots, vaccines lose their effectiveness over time, which puts pets at risk of getting serious diseases. Keep in mind that in some areas, dogs and cats are required by law to have up-to-date rabies vaccines. Some boarding kennels and dog daycare centers also require all pets to keep up to date on certain vaccines, such as rabies, parvovirus and distemper.
House Calls

Equine Vet
Your horse deserves the same quality of life and high standard of wellness care as any other member of your family. Here at White Oaks Veterinary Clinic, our equine veterinarian aims to provide area horses of Edmond, Seward, Piedmont, Bethany, Meridian, Jones, and Choctaw, OK with the general checkups, equine dentistry, and other essential safeguards against pain and disease. If a problem is found during routine equine preventative care, our Edmond veterinary clinic has the tools, experience and expertise to provide swift, effective treatment and follow up care.

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