Sienna Meneses, RVT, CVBP

03/14/2024

Rover code: SCMRVTCVP20

https://www.rover.com/sit/siennm51704

Hi, I’m Sienna Meneses, RVT, CVBP

I’m a vet tech living in Rosamond with six years experience. Just wanted to share my Rover page (boarding/daycare/drop-ins/house sitting) and additional tech and grooming services that I provide! Prices are negotiable, based on client/pet circumstances. ☺️

Small dog bath: $30.
Medium dog bath: $45.
Large dog bath: $60.
Extra large dog bath: $70.

A**l glands: $15.
Difficult a**l glands: $25.
Nail trim: $7
Difficult nail trim: $14.
Sami-shave: $8.
Difficult sani-shave: $16.

Teeth brushing:
$10 puppy, $20-$25 grade 1, $25-30 grade 2, $30-35 grade 3, $40-50 grade 4. Price range and grade is depending on difficulty of scaling and pet temperament during scaling and brushing.

Microchipping: $30

Ear cleaning: $10
Vetster Tech Wellness Coaching: $25 (1hr). I cannot diagnose, prognose, prescribe medications, or perform surgery! Please check out my Vetster profile for an online tech exam. Please let me know if you’d prefer it to be in person. 🙂
From my Vetster RVT Profile: “My name is Sienna Meneses and I am a registered veterinary nurse. I graduated from Stanbridge University in 2020, and received my Registered Veterinary Technician License the same year, but I have been working with animals professionally since 2018.
I have worked in a variety of different realms within veterinary medicine, and have worked with small animals, large animals, and exotics. I even completed a fellowship at The Aquarium of the Pacific, where I worked with aquatic mammals including sea lions, seals, and otters.
I am comfortable administering anesthesia, assisting in surgery, performing dental prophylaxis and non-complicated tooth extractions, grooming, applying bandages, intubating, and more. Disclaimer: These are my skills, not necessarily that I provide all of these services outside of a veterinary hospital without doctor of veterinary medicine present!
Please feel free to ask me any questions about animals, as I would love to be of services to you and your pet.”

https://vetster.com/en-us/p/sienna-meneses-rosamond-ca-0ab58ag

Please let me know when you would like to drop off your pet to have all of this done.

03/07/2024

It absolutely dumbfounds me that one of my neighbors drove a mother dog and her puppies into the middle of the Mojave to abandon them—in the desert—in a box—on the side of the road—in the rain.

What compels a human heart to do something like that?

P.s., They’re safe now. 🐾💕

02/28/2024

02/08/2024

I’m a veterinary nurse since 2020, with experience caring for animals professionally since 2018. You can trust that your pets will be safe with me, as rest assured, I know how to care for them. I am CPR trained, can administer medications orally, IM, SQ/SC, IV, and more. Additionally, I can provid...

02/05/2024

A 501C3 not for profit organization serving the Visalia CA area. We educate the public on TNRM

02/04/2024

A mortally ill puppy named Richard has been given a second chance at life after receiving a new state-of-the-art medical treatment for parvo.

02/03/2024

We 💚 NOMV Advocates!

volunteers were out in force over the last few weeks delivering information about NOMV and kind communication techniques! 🥰

25 advocates across 13 states and 3 countries volunteered for this quarterly Outreach Campaign. Together, NOMV Advocates reached out to an estimated 245 veterinary clinics with approximately 8,000 veterinary professionals! 🎉

Thank you to our amazing NOMV Advocates for supporting veterinary professionals and helping raise awareness about NOMV 💚

02/03/2024

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zyMc8DUKondlhLMC8_CK6dafGx2z5lRPxPOq3v9UGqM/mobilebasic

Sign up link requires a DVM/License number, but other vet staff report being able to access discounts without being a DVM.

02/03/2024

10/31/2023

PAWS Chicago administers the Canine Parvovirus Monoclonal Antibody (CPMA) to a three-month-old puppy that was set to be euthanized at the city pound.

08/26/2023

View the list of poisonous foods to avoid, including: chocolate, xylitol, alcohol, avocado, coffee, caffeine, citrus, coconut, coconut oil, grapes, raisin, macadamia nuts, milk and dairy.