Graham Veterinary Clinic

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Mon - Tue:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wed:	8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Thu - Fri:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 11:00 am

Graham Veterinary Clinic

Preventive Care

Dental Care
These cleanings involve anesthetizing your pet, allowing us to thoroughly examine and clean their teeth with both scaling and polishing. If deemed necessary, we may recommend the removal of decayed, loose, or broken teeth. Tooth extractions with pets can be more complex in comparison to human teeth, which is why we take extra care and precautions when performing this procedure. Not only do the roots need to be completely removed, but the surrounding bone must also be appropriately treated. If you have any questions about proper dental care for your pet, please don’t hesitate to give us a call.

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Phone: (217) 928-0011

Address: 309 S Vine St, Arthur, IL 61911

Website: http://grahamvetclinic.com

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Graham Veterinary Clinic

Preventive Care

Dental Care
These cleanings involve anesthetizing your pet, allowing us to thoroughly examine and clean their teeth with both scaling and polishing. If deemed necessary, we may recommend the removal of decayed, loose, or broken teeth. Tooth extractions with pets can be more complex in comparison to human teeth, which is why we take extra care and precautions when performing this procedure. Not only do the roots need to be completely removed, but the surrounding bone must also be appropriately treated. If you have any questions about proper dental care for your pet, please don’t hesitate to give us a call.
Vaccination
Pets age much more rapidly than humans. Therefore, bringing your pet to our clinic for annual or bi-annual examinations is crucial to his or her health. We offer thorough physical examinations so that we can detect any potential problems before they become major problems. During these exams, our veterinarians check your pet from head to toe. This allows us to catch any potential issues, such as dental disease. We may suggest routine bloodwork to screen for health risks, update vaccinations, or make diet suggestions. Like any relationship, communication is essential, and we hope you find value in your pet’s annual exams and check-ups. We even offer you the flexibility to drop-off and pick-up your pet during the day. Call us to schedule an appointment!
Nutritional Counseling
Joint injections are a type of new innovative and regenerative therapy helping relieve pain and discomfort for many animals. It is considered to be a multi-modal pain relief when used in conjunction with oral pain meds. This is a longer-lasting method recommended when non-invasive therapies (medication, weight loss, supplements, and rehabilitation) are insufficient to reduce pain. To find out more about joint injections and how they can help your pet, please give us a call!
Comprehensive Examination
Before purchasing a horse, a pre-purchase exam is conducted to identify any preexisting problems that may hinder the horse’s future performance and reduce buyer risk. We offer different levels of pre-purchase exams that we can tailor to your specific needs. Our typical baseline pre-purchase exam is very thorough and sometimes takes a few hours to do. This usually involves listening to the horse, palpating all the joints and tendons, and watching the horse move with or without a rider. Often times we will use our mobile digital radiograph system to take whatever rads you and our veterinarians have discussed based on the horse and the potential discipline for which the horse is being purchased. Sometimes we will also run baseline bloodwork, drug testing, endoscopy for ulcers or breathing issues, or tendon ultrasounds. All of these options are available if desired. Please talk with one of our staff members today if you’re interested in a pre-purchase workup of a new potential horse.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
We want to ensure you get your puppy started on the right path to a long and healthy life. The first few months are a critical period in your puppy’s development. We will recommend and provide the vaccinations that are right for your puppy, as well as the deworming services he or she needs. Alongside these, we also provide health certificates, which will be a crucial part of any travel you may need to do with your pet.
Pain Management
Shockwave is another tool used frequently when establishing an individualized rehab program or pain management program. It is a non-invasive method of therapy that stimulates healing in the joints, soft tissue, and muscle. It is frequently used in back pain, SI pain, arthritis, and tendon injuries. It also drastically increases the speed of wound and bone healing and soft tissue swelling. Shockwave can be used before shows and sales to maximize the comfort of your horse and help it to perform at its best.
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Upper Respiratory Illness Treatment
Our doctors are available for emergencies for clients 24-hours a day. One of the most common emergency situations that a horse owner may experience is colic. Colic indicates a discomfort occurring in the abdominal tract that can come on quickly. There are many underlying causes that may trigger a colic, but regardless it is always best to examine the patient and make the best decision from there. Other common emergencies include laceration repair, distress to mare or foal during foaling, respiratory issues, or trauma.

Infection Treatment

Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
This is another non-invasive therapy that uses high-intensity sound waves. These sound waves interact with the injured tissue to reverse chronic inflammation, stimulate collagen, and encourage the development of new blood vessels. This therapy type helps treat osteoarthritis, tendon and ligament injuries, fractures, and other musculoskeletal disorders.
Diabetes Treatment
Knee Problems Treatment
We offer a variety of surgical procedures to our patients, such as spay, neuter, lumpectomy, surgeries involving the eyes and ears, cruciate repairs, luxating patella repairs, and emergency surgeries, to name a few. Some surgeries can be done the same day, while others require a hospital stay. While your pet is in our clinic, they will be cared for and monitored for any changes both before, during, and after surgery. During surgery, patients are hooked up to monitors to ensure that any potential problems while under anesthesia are quickly noticed and corrected. The surgery technician also monitors them throughout the entire surgery. Every surgery patient gets an IV catheter, which allows us quick and easy access to their veins if they need any medications under anesthesia. When your patient goes home, you may notice a shaved patch of hair on one of the front legs. This is where the catheter was placed. After surgery, your pet will recover on a heated mat upfront with our team so they can be watched as they wake up.
Kidney Disease Treatment
Blood tests and other laboratory tests are essential in keeping your pet well and diagnosing illness. We offer an in-house laboratory enabling us to provide accurate laboratory results promptly. This means we can have results back within 30 minutes to let you know if there are any worrisome changes in your pet’s health. These can include indications of kidney disease, diabetes, electrolyte imbalances, infection, or dehydration, just to name a few. Our in-house diagnostics can quickly help us diagnose issues and get us on the right track to helping your pet!
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Dental disease is one of the most significant sources of chronic pain in our pets. Advanced periodontal disease can lead to infection of the jaw, bone loss, and even fracture! We advocate for at-home oral-health routines, ideally focusing on daily brushing. We also recommend routine dental cleanings.

Wound and Fracture Care
The class 4 laser is the most potent, cutting-edge laser technology. It is used as a non-invasive, non-painful way to help manage pain and inflammation. It is also used to speed up the healing time for wound care by promoting healing at the cellular level. We use the laser regularly in our comprehensive approach to rehab our equine patients and even some of our ruminant patients in order to get them back to their regular level of comfort faster. Please call today to help establish a rehab or wound care program for your animal.

Veterinary Surgery
Spaying and Neutering
Spaying or neutering your pet has many benefits. The procedure, which prevents animals from reproducing, can help your dog or cat live a longer, healthier life. By spaying or neutering your pet, you protect them from potentially deadly health issues such as reproductive tract diseases and several types of cancer. In addition, spaying or neutering your pet will help control the dog and cat overpopulation problem, keeping more animals out of shelters.

Laboratory Services
We use our in-house laboratory often to aid in our ability to diagnose problems when working with our large animal and equine clients. We have the ability to get test results back within 30 minutes, which is crucial during emergency situations such as colic, extreme infection, dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, and exercise-induced muscle cramping. We have the technology to run in-house progesterone, which is useful for breeding purposes and decision-making in late-term mare pregnancies. In-house cortisol levels to check for equine Cushings, foal iGG, and active intestinal bleeds are just a few of the other capabilities of our in-house lab.
X-Ray
X-rays are an important diagnostic tool used to identify what is going on with your animal. An X-ray allows us to look within the body for abnormalities that we would not be able to see otherwise. In horses, radiology is most commonly used to...

Large Animal Vet
Alex Patterson is one of our veterinary technicians currently enrolled in school to become a certified veterinary technician. She has been with Graham Veterinary Practice for a combination of 5 years. Alex is our main large animal vet tech and thoroughly enjoys working with foals during foaling season. She also can be found riding along in the trucks with one of the doctors helping to run the x-ray equipment, endoscope, or dental equipment. She also manages the inventory of all the doctors’ vet trucks. Alex and her husband, Drew, live in Sullivan and have two children, Addie and Avery. They also have 3 dogs (Nadia, Hanka, and Knox), 3 horses (Hancock, Autumn, and Smoke), as well as 4 barn cats (Bonnie, Clyde, Missy, and Luner.) In her spare time, she enjoys horseback riding, camping, and crafting!

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