Westside Veterinary Clinic

04/29/2026

You down with PPE? Yea you know me!

Here, you can see our staff modeling the latest styles in Personal Protective Equipment!

Safety is the highest priority at Westside Veterinary Clinic, not only for your precious family members, but for our hard working staff. We make sure to keep the staff safe so they can continue to give your pets the best care!

🩻Lead gowns, thyroid guards, glasses, and gloves protect from scatter radiation while we are taking whole body, or dental x-rays.
🦷Smocks, masks, gloves, and goggles protect from aersolized bacteria during a dental cleaning.
😷Masks, face shields, caps, booties, gloves, and disposable gowns protect against contagious disease like parvo, and zoonotic disease like leptosporosis.

04/27/2026

Remember when we told you that High Country Humane is way over capacity?? We couldn't stop thinking about all those animals, not to mention the staff who are caring for them, so we decided we needed to do more to help!

There are other ways to help if you are unable to foster or adopt right now! We are holding a Donation Drive for supplies to be given to HCH. Stop by to drop off items, or bring them with you to your appointment.

04/23/2026

When the Technician Manager covers the front desk. 😱🫣🫨 Not just anyone can do this job, and our CSRs are the very best! Happy Veterinary Receptionist Week!

04/20/2026

It's National Veterinary Receptionist Week!! 😍🎉🙌🐾📱🖥🙂

At Westside, our Client Service Representatives are the first people you make contact with, and we trust them to make sure you feel cared for and supported throughout your entire experience with us.

Our team is the best around, and we know it!! We are SO GRATEFUL for Alexis, Aryiah, Colleen, Jenna, Kendra, Keyanna, Miah, Sarah, and Taylor! You all do such an amazing job taking care of not only our clients and patients, but the entire staff as well! We would never be able to get through a day without each of you!!

THANK YOU CSRs!!! If you happen to stop by the clinic, or give us a call this week, make sure and give them some love!💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜

04/17/2026

LOCAL ANIMALS NEED YOUR SUPPORT!! 🐶🐾🐱

High Country Humane is WAY over capacity right now! They are in URGENT NEED of people to help support these animals! If you have room in your home to foster or adopt, visit their website for more information!

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04/15/2026

Good help is hard to find! 🦖

04/15/2026

Have we seen you and your pet lately? We miss you! Let’s keep those tails wagging and whiskers twitching 🐾✨

🟦 We have appointments available throughout the day today!
🟪 Check-ups, vaccines, and happy, healthy pets
⬛️ Something seems a little off with your pet? We are here to help!

📲 Book your pet’s visit today—spots fill fast!

04/13/2026

At Westside Vet, we believe there is always something to learn! Every week, our technician manager Christine puts together a short quiz for the staff, with a new topic for them to learn about. We want you to learn along with us!

This week’s Topic: Capnography and End Tidal CO2

When your pet is anesthetized for a procedure, we have a trained technician monitoring their status at all times. We use several different parameters to ensure we maintain them as close to homeostasis as possible.

End tidal CO2 tells us how much carbon dioxide is being breathed out with every exhale. If we notice the value increasing or decreasing, or a change in the waveform – also called a capnogram - we can make a number of adjustments to get it back to a normal range (around 40mmHg). This can include increasing or decreasing oxygen and anesthetic gas delivery, increasing or decreasing the IV fluid rate, or even adjusting positioning of the breathing tube.

The image below shows what we see while monitoring, and all of those values paint us a picture of how stable the patient is throughout the procedure.