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Cascade Vet Clinics

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Cascade Vet Clinics

A multi-location small animal veterinary clinic

07/02/2025

🎆 Holiday Hours Announcement 🎆

We will be closed on Thursday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. 🇺🇸

Please be sure to pick up any food, medications, or prescriptions ahead of time to ensure your pet has everything they need for the holiday weekend.

🔔 An on-call veterinarian will be available for urgent care needs exclusively for active Cascade clients. If your pet requires immediate attention, please call our main number to be connected with our triage service for guidance.

We wish you and your pets a safe, happy 4th of July! 🐾💙
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07/02/2025

🇺🇸 The 4th of July is almost here! 🇺🇸
Fireworks can be fun—but stressful for our pets. If your furry friend needs medication to stay calm during the holiday, now’s the time to plan ahead.

💊 Please call us or request a refill for your pet’s prescription before the 4th so we can ensure they’re taken care of. Please allow 24 hours to dispense.

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07/01/2025

Reign, a 5-year-old Yorkshire Terrier, was rushed to after his eye partially —likely from rough play with a housemate.

Dr. Leah Edwards led emergency treatment to reduce the eye and tack the eyelid closed to protect it while the swelling goes down. Medications were started immediately to manage pain, swelling, and prevent infection.

This week, Reign returned for a , and we’re thrilled with the results. His eye is healing beautifully.

Eye prolapse is ALWAYS an emergency, especially in small breeds like Yorkies, Pugs, Frenchies and Shih Tzus and more. If your dog’s eye bulges or looks out of place, seek care immediately.

Read More: https://cascadevetclinics.com/rain-eyeball/
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06/26/2025

🐾 When 2-year-old Duke got into a gym bag, his family never imagined it would lead to an emergency. But after puncturing an asthma , Duke began trembling, panting, and his heart was racing.

He was rushed to where Dr. Edwards provided lifesaving care for toxicity—a fast-acting and potentially fatal emergency in dogs.

Thanks to quick action and expert treatment, Duke made a full recovery. 🐾❤️‍🩹

⚠️ What happens?
Dogs can absorb the entire contents of an inhaler instantly, leading to:
• Severe low potassium (hypokalemia)
• Dangerous heart arrhythmias
• Tremors, panting, restlessness
• Lethargy or collapse

Signs to watch for:
• Lip smacking or shaking
• Pacing, agitation
• Collapse or weakness
• Racing or irregular heartbeat
• Vomiting

⚠️ Know the signs. Act fast. Save a life.

Read More: https://cascadevetclinics.com/dog-chewed-inhaler/

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06/23/2025

🐾 Meet Prime, a 9-year-old chow chow, had a rough morning after chasing a noise in the bushes. Turns out… it was a porcupine. 🦔
And let’s just say Prime didn’t come out on top.

With warmer weather in , porcupine encounters are becoming more common—especially near trails, riverbanks, and backyards. These nocturnal animals aren’t aggressive, but when startled, they defend themselves with painful, barbed quills.

⚠️ Did you know?

Quills don’t just stick—they can migrate into places like the nose, eyes, or chest cavity.
Never try to remove them at home. It’s risky and painful for your pet.

Thankfully, Prime’s family brought him in right away. Dr. Leah Edwards and our team sedated him for safe removal and pain relief—he was a total champ through it all 💪🐾

Read More: https://cascadevetclinics.com/dog-porcupine-quills-wenatchee/

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06/13/2025

🐾 Meet Odessa, a courageous 2-year-old cat who has overcome incredible challenges in veterinary medicine. Her story began with a suspected diagnosis of Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP), a viral disease with a grim prognosis.

Undeterred, Odessa's family pursued a second opinion at CVC, where Dr. Edwards referred her to neurologist Dr. Chavera at BluePearl Pet Hospital - in Tacoma A comprehensive workup confirmed the diagnosis, but a novel antiviral treatment, GS-441524, offered a glimmer of hope.

With unwavering support from her family, Odessa underwent a 12-week treatment regimen. Her progress was remarkable, and she eventually regained her strength and vitality. At her final recheck this week, Odessa walked into the clinic not as a patient- but a survivor.

Read More: https://tinyurl.com/yc46bdhz
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06/09/2025

🐾 Meet Leo, a brave 3-year-old , striking a proud pose with Maribel—one of our incredible Doctor’s Aides—after his visit today!

Leo came in with a limp and an abscess between his toes. His owner mentioned that cheatgrass or are common on their property, which may be the culprit. These sharp grass seeds can burrow under the skin, often leading to painful infections like the one we treated today.

Dr. Brownlee carefully flushed the wound, cleared out debris, and applied a clean bandage to promote healing. Leo handled the entire visit like a champ!

🩺 Pet owner tip: If your pets spend time in areas with or tall, dry grass, make it a habit to check their paws, ears, and between their toes after outdoor play. Catching these seeds early can help prevent abscesses and more serious complications. (See slide 4 for how to identify cheatgrass.)

Here’s to a smooth and speedy recovery, Leo! 💙

05/21/2025

Rescue Rocks is coming this September and there’s no better day to celebrate rescue than today! 🐾❤️

On this National Rescue Dog Day, we’re honoring the incredible dogs—and the people—who make second chances possible. Across our region, it’s local rescues and compassionate individuals who step up daily to help dogs in need. From emergency vet care to long-distance transports to simply saying yes when no one else can, their dedication inspires everything we do.

This fall, join TOAR + for Rescue Rocks at the Leavenworth Festhalle for a high-energy night of live music, great food, and community, all to support lifesaving programs for pets and their families.

🎟️ Get your tickets for September 6th now: https://givebutter.com/c/RescueRocks

Got a rescue dog? We’d love to see them—drop a photo or story in the comments below! 🐶

04/07/2025

🚧 Temporary Road Closure Notice 🚧
Attention clients: there is a temporary road closure near our Wenatchee location.
✅ You can still easily access Walla Walla Ave. via 9th Street.
✅ The project will not impact access to our clinic.
✅ Work is expected to be completed by Wednesday.

04/02/2025

🐾 This past week, Dr. Allphin visited to chat with students about the world of veterinary medicine—what we do, the patients we treat, and the cases we see. It was inspiring to connect with the next generation of animal care professionals! 🐶🐱🩺
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03/28/2025

🐾 Exciting News! We’re launching the PetPage® App, an all-new Patient Portal to simplify managing your pet’s care like never before!

📅 Request Appointments & Refills – Request services & order meds anytime.
📁 Access Records & Reminders – Stay on top of your pet’s health.
📢 Get Practice Updates – Receive the latest clinic news.
⚙️ Manage Communication Preferences – Customize how you hear from us.

📲 Download the PetPage® app on iOS/Android here:
[https://myqrcode.mobi/qr/a52db13f/view].
Register with your email on file.

(Note: Ensure your email is current in our records for full, smooth access to all features)

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Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm
Sunday	8am - 5pm

Website

https://www.cascadevetclinics.com/

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