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(505) 738-4214

1720 Wyoming Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112

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Neighborhood: Alamedan Valley
AKA: Nichol Jeff DVM
Other Link: http://drjeffnichol.com
Categories: Veterinarians, Pet Services, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services

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Phone: (505) 792-5131

Address: 9800 Guadalupe Trl NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114

Website: http://drjeffnichol.com

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Jeff Nichol DVM

Preventive Care

Vaccination
Behavioral Counseling
I see pets and their people for behavior consultations at Thrive Pet HealthCare Specialists, located at 4000 Montgomery Blvd NE in Albuquerque at the corner of Montgomery and Morningside. The facility is on the south side of Montgomery, about 3 blocks east of Carlisle.
Comprehensive Examination
What I found on Gucci’s physical exam changed my day and my cocky attitude. Her temperature was 104.2, respirations 60/minute – almost panting, her pulse was 180. Gentle abdominal palpation caused this historically prickly kitty to tense and cry quietly. Her intestines felt odd; there was fluid where it didn’t belong. As I started a mental list of possible causes I quickly realized I didn’t know where to start. I remembered an admonishment from an emergency medicine instructor in veterinary school. “Don’t just do something, stand there.”

Illness Treatment

Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment

Infection Treatment

Anal Gland Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Does this first photo scare you? Pepper not only bared her teeth but lunged and sometimes bit her people when they reached for her on the couch or approached her when she had a toy. She had her reasons. Like many small dogs she was easily startled and became defensive-aggressive when a much bigger creature loomed over her. She also suffered from joint pain. Nobody gave up on Pepper. Her people learned to lure her for hugs and cuddling rather than inadvertently triggering her reactive fear. We also reduced her anxiety with safe medication. Antiinflammatory and pain meds helped too.… Read More
Heart Disease Treatment
My practice was in its infancy in 1978 but we were ready for anything. I had an ECG, x-ray machine, and a full array of surgical instruments – everything but stationery and business cards. The equine veterinarian next door recommended a printer, so I called Mr. Franklin Lancaster. He offered to come by to design my spiffy new letterhead.

Veterinary Surgery
Intestinal loops should appear in sharp focus on x-ray, with a few small gas pockets. Gucci’s were blurred with lots of gas free in her abdomen. I took a small fluid sample, did a quick gram stain on the slide, and had a look under the microscope. Bacteria in prodigious quantities shouted the game plan: exploratory surgery – right now.
Spaying and Neutering
Pets who need treatment for an illness or injury, or those who need well-care like vaccinations, spaying, or neutering, will be well-served by the Petroglyph Animal Hospital (505-898-8874) or the Coronado Pet Hospital (505-771-3311). I have practiced with these fine doctors and their able staffs for many years. They provide the best in veterinary medical care.

X-Ray

General Pet Care

Senior Pet Care

Large Animal Vet
I had back-up. A cranky, old-school, and highly temperamental large animal veterinarian from nearby Corrales presented himself as the expert. The old timer pontificated at length on insecticide toxicity (completely unrelated). Suitably ignored he finally stalked out in a huff. It was embarrassing to endure and, I am not proud to admit, somewhat humorous.
Equine Vet
Second in a series My practice was in its infancy in 1978 but we were ready for anything. I had an ECG, x-ray machine, and a full array of surgical instruments – everything but stationery and business cards. The equine veterinarian next door recommended a printer, so I called Mr. Franklin Lancaster. He offered to come by to design my spiffy new letterhead. When this senior gentleman arrived he cordially greeted Martha at the front desk and waited patiently as I finished with a client who had brought in an duck with diarrhea. That’s right – a duck named Harley… Read More

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