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Hello My Long Islander’s we’ll be there next week Friday 🏝️ 🐾
19/03/2026

Hello My Long Islander’s we’ll be there next week Friday 🏝️ 🐾

Happy Potcake Day!!
31/07/2019

Happy Potcake Day!!

Long Islanders - Dr. Dorsett will be there this weekend, holding clinic on Saturday. Please give him a call on his cell...
25/07/2019

Long Islanders - Dr. Dorsett will be there this weekend, holding clinic on Saturday. Please give him a call on his cell phone if you would an appointment at 427-5810.

Here's some tips on how to give your pet CPR. Have another person call Dr. Dorsett on his cell at 427-5810 to arrange a ...
23/07/2019

Here's some tips on how to give your pet CPR.

Have another person call Dr. Dorsett on his cell at 427-5810 to arrange a housecall or bring your pet to the clinic as soon as possible.

19/07/2019

Got a Friday feeling.

Happy Independence Day! Prepare to help your pets survive the fireworks!
09/07/2019

Happy Independence Day!

Prepare to help your pets survive the fireworks!

Heartworm diagnosis, treatment, and prevention - by Nassau Pet Clinic. 337-0338.Heartworm is a serious and potentially f...
07/07/2019

Heartworm diagnosis, treatment, and prevention
- by Nassau Pet Clinic. 337-0338.

Heartworm is a serious and potentially fatal mosquito-borne disease that affects the heart and arteries within dogs and, less commonly, cats.

Symptoms may not show up until six months after the initial infection when the heartworms grow larger and occupy more space inside the dog’s heart and arteries.

The first thing you may notice is your pet coughing. It may not be able to tolerate exercise as it once did and the coughing will be worse after walks or other forms of exercise.

A severe untreated infection will eventually lead to congestive heart failure and then death.

Heartworm is transmitted by at least 10 to 15 species of mosquitoes and is quite common in the Bahamas with the risk of infection higher during the rainy summer months as the mosquito numbers are much higher when they have an increase in standing water in which they can breed.

All dogs within the Bahamas should be considered at risk of contracting heartworm if they are not on a preventative regimen.

Prevention of heartworm is most effectively done with a monthly dosage of medication such as HEARTGARD® which contains the active ingredients Ivermectin and pyrantel.

Tests for the presence of heartworm can be performed through Microfilaria and Antigen Testing by a Veterinarian.

In patients with advanced forms of the disease – in which the heartworms are numerous or have been allowed to grow to a large size – the treatment of the disease is challenging.

Prevention is certainly easier than treatment so we urge everyone to ensure their dogs are receiving monthly doses of HEARTGARD – available at the Nassau Pet Clinic - or other heartworm medications.

For pets exhibiting symptoms of an active heartworm infection – such as coughing after exercise - please contact Dr. Dorsett at the Nassau Pet Clinic at 337-0338.

Keep the Bahamas Beautiful!
25/06/2019

Keep the Bahamas Beautiful!

Reminder to Long Islanders - Dr. Dorsett will be holding clinic on Saturday, June 29. Please call Dr. Dorsett on his cel...
22/06/2019

Reminder to Long Islanders -
Dr. Dorsett will be holding clinic on Saturday, June 29.
Please call Dr. Dorsett on his cell at 427-5810 to let him know your concerns. This will help him come better prepared to take care of your pet.

Please share with fellow Long Islanders. Thank you.

It's thunderstorm season and some of our more sensitive pets could use a little help getting through the scariness. Her...
19/06/2019

It's thunderstorm season and some of our more sensitive pets could use a little help getting through the scariness. Here are some tips.

Long Islanders - Dr. Dorsett will be holding clinic on Saturday, June 29. Please call Dr. Dorsett on his cell at 427-581...
15/06/2019

Long Islanders -
Dr. Dorsett will be holding clinic on Saturday, June 29.
Please call Dr. Dorsett on his cell at 427-5810 to let him know your concerns. This will help him come better prepared to take care of your pet.

Please share with fellow Long Islanders. Thank you.

Address

7th Street North, Coconut Grove Avenue
Nassau City
N327

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 16:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 16:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 16:30
Thursday 09:00 - 16:30
Friday 09:00 - 16:30

Telephone

+12423224209

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