Peter Kieren DVM

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Peter Kieren DVM

Preventive Care

Dental Care
We offer K-laser therapy which uses the energy of light to minimize inflammation. There are numerous situations in which laser therapy could be very effective for our patients including: post-operative management of surgical incisions, post-dental care, acute orthopedic diseases, soft tissue trauma, urinary bladder inflammation, and skin or ear inflammation and more. Generally at least 3 episodes of laser are necessary for most acute and chronic pathologies. We have also had success with periodic 'touch-up' appointments after the initial treatment series resolves inflammation.

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Peter Kieren DVM

Preventive Care

Dental Care
We offer K-laser therapy which uses the energy of light to minimize inflammation. There are numerous situations in which laser therapy could be very effective for our patients including: post-operative management of surgical incisions, post-dental care, acute orthopedic diseases, soft tissue trauma, urinary bladder inflammation, and skin or ear inflammation and more. Generally at least 3 episodes of laser are necessary for most acute and chronic pathologies. We have also had success with periodic 'touch-up' appointments after the initial treatment series resolves inflammation.
Vaccination
In-hospital care appointments are available if your pet is facing an illness and you are unable to schedule a specific appointment time. We ask that you drop off your pet early in the day and our doctors will examine your pet at a time purposely reserved for admitted patients. Once the doctor has completed her assessment, she will contact you to discuss her diagnosis and treatment recommendations. For the safety of all animals in our care, we do require that all vaccinations be up to date prior to an in-hospital stay.
Nutritional Counseling
There are several intestinal parasites commonly found in our pets. Hookworms, roundworms, whipworms and tapeworms are the most frequent intruders of our pets digestive tract. Most often, there are no overt symptoms seen in the host, but these parasites can cause poor health when left untreated. Besides diarrhea and pot- bellied appearance, pets can also experience failure to thrive, weight loss and dehydration. In more serious cases, these parasites can often travel to other body tissues including the lungs and the brain. Also concerning, is the fact that some of these parasites are zoonotic, meaning humans are susceptible to them as well.
Comprehensive Examination
At Newaygo Veterinary Services, your pet's health and wellbeing is very important to all of us and we will take every action to give your pet outstanding care. Our mission is to help you provide the best health for your pet, through preventive medicine. By performing annual exams, routine vaccines and frequent laboratory monitoring, we work toward problem prevention and early intervention.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
At Newaygo Veterinary Services, we believe prevention is the best medicine, which is why we encourage year-round heartworm, flea and tick prevention.
Behavioral Disorder Treatment
PCR-P - this is a combination vaccine that protects against feline distemper, calici, rhinotracheitis and pneumonitis viruses. These viruses cause upper respiratory and gastrointestinal symptoms.
Pain Management
All surgical patients receive a pre-operative physical exam by one of our doctors, an anesthetic protocol based on their individual needs, a comprehensive pain management strategy, a sterile surgical pack and a monitored anesthesia and recovery. Our doctors highly recommend that all surgical patients receive additional pain medications to go home in order to optimize healing in addition to preventing pain.
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment
Upper Respiratory Illness Treatment

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
DHLPP - this is a combination vaccine that protects against several viruses, including canine distemper, adenovirus/canine hepatitis, leptospirosis, parvovirus and parainfluenza.
Parvovirus Infection Treatment
Canine parvovirus causes gastrointestinal symptoms. It is passed between dogs via fecal-oral route. The incubation period is up to 14 days between exposure and presentation of symptoms. It quickly becomes a serious threat and is fatal without treatment.
Feline Retro Virus Treatment
FIV, Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, or Feline AIDS is very similar to FeLV in exposure route and delay of symptoms. Currently, there is no vaccine available and our only course of treatment may be supportive care. The biggest factor in preventing this illness is by limiting the spread and exposure, usually by keeping your pet indoors.
Ear Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Lyme disease is a bacteria, carried by a species of deer tick. Symptoms can include joint pain, fever and it can cause kidney failure. Tick prevention, such as Frontline Gold or Bravecto, is just as important as annual vaccination.
Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
Heartworm disease occurs when an infected mosquito transfers larvae into its host while taking a blood meal. The larvae can migrate through tissue, mature and take up residence in the pulmonary arteries. Initially, there are no signs of disease, but your pet may begin to develop a persistent cough and show a decrease in activity level. When left untreated, heartworm disease can result in heart failure, lung disease and even sudden death.
Kidney Disease Treatment
Dental disease can quietly affect our patients and become advanced well before they indicate any symptoms, such as pain or change in appetite. Dental pathology can involve not only the mouth, but it can also affect or worsen diseases elsewhere in the body such as diabetes and heart or kidney disease.

Wound and Fracture Care
Poisoning Treatment
Did your pet eat something poisonous? Call your veterinarian or Pet Poison Helpline immediately - 1-800-213-6688. The sooner a dog or cat poisoning is diagnosed, the easier, less expensive, and safer it is to treat your pet. Please note, a $85 per incident fee does apply when utilizing this service. For more information, you may visit www.petpoisonhelpline.com or you may click the icon above to be redirected.

Veterinary Surgery
Pre-surgical blood work (animals over 7 years of age) For questions about our surgical care, contact the clinic - 231-652-1681.

Laboratory Services
Our in-house laboratory allows us to get accurate and expedient results in order to best diagnose and treat your pet. Tests we are able to run in-house include...
Microchipping
Losing a pet can be an unsettling and traumatizing experience. One of the best ways to ensure your pet is quickly returned to you is to make sure he or she is microchipped. A pet-friendly microchip is a device the size of a grain of rice which is inserted under the skin of your pet. The chip contains a unique identification number specific to your pet and is registered with your contact information in a database. When stray or lost animals arrive at animal shelters or vet clinics, they are scanned for a microchip - if a microchip is present the scanner will detect it and read its unique number. The shelter or vet clinic can then reference the database for your contact information and will reach out to you to let you know your pet has been found!

General Pet Care

Senior Pet Care
For our senior pets, we continue our annual vaccine and bloodwork protocol, but our discussion transitions to more age-related concerns. In some cases, it may be appropriate to schedule twice-yearly exams for senior pets with advancing conditions. Arthritis and mobility issues begin to arise in our aging pets and our doctors can make suggestions for supplements and laser treatment to help ease discomfort. Organ function may begin to change and our doctors can monitor and intervene with dietary or environmental changes or with medication. As difficult as it may be, our doctors can also help to prepare you for end of life decision-making. Our staff is here to support you with information and guidance through quality of life discussion.

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