Client Education

These general information materials are available for reference only, and are not intended to be used for diagnostic or treatment recommendation purposes. Please consult your family veterinarian or an OVRA specialist regarding specific medical questions about your pet's health.

Canine Total Hip Replacement: Questions & Answers Many factors enter into the decision to have a total hip replacement performed on your pet. You may have questions...

Cranial Cruciate Injury in the Dog If your pet has torn the cranial cruciate ligament (CCL), this is analogous to a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)...

Paralyzed Pet Nursing Care If your pet is recovering from a serious back injury, you have an important responsibility to see to the needs...

Preparing for Surgery or a Procedure at OVRA The answers to the most common questions asked about a pet’s stay at OVRA are answered below. If you do...

Caring For Your Pet With Cancer Cancer. The word is frightening in part because there are so many myths and misperceptions about cancer. However,...

Chemotherapy: Caring for Your Pet Chemotherapy is a word that creates an instant emotional response in almost everyone. Chances are that you or someone you...