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We are happy to announce the addition of Dr. Cassidy Temple to the 360 Pet Medical team! She first joined 360 Pet Medical originally in 2017 as a veterinary assistant while she was completing her undergraduate degree in Microbiology at Montana State University. She earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University and [...]
We have exciting news! Our newest veterinarian, Dr. Lauryn McDowell, is certified for PennHip screenings. She underwent extensive training for this. We are excited to be one of very few clinics in the area that offer it. It is important to our clinic to remain at the forefront of gold-standard veterinary medicine in the Gallatin [...]
November is National Pet Cancer Awareness month. Affecting one in four dogs and one in five cats, cancer is the number one disease-related cause of death for dogs and cats in the United States. Today, I am writing to share my own personal experience with pet cancer, which our family dealt with not once but [...]
September is Happy, Healthy Cat Month! Cats can be mysterious creatures... seemingly loners and super independent thinkers. Do you ever wonder if your cat is happy? Is she living her best life? Keep reading to learn some ways you can make sure you are living with a happy kitty (so you can be happy too!). [...]
Click the link HERE to test your breed knowledge skills! Koda's mom thought it would be fun to send off an Embark DNA Test for this sweet boy. The results are a little bit expected, a little bit shocking!! Once you've taken your quiz, choose "Review Answers" to see exactly what percentage of [...]
Lauryn McDowell grew up here in Bozeman, MT. She graduated from Montana State University <http://www.montana.edu/> with a bachelor’s degree in Wildlife Biology. Dr. McDowell completed her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine at Colorado State University <https://www.colostate.edu/> in 2016. Her background in wildlife enabled her to work with a wide variety of wildlife and exotic species during [...]
This week is going to be a hot one! How can we keep our pets safe when the risk of hyperthermia (heat stroke) is just beginning for the summer? As the temps rise and summer sets in, the risk of heat stroke poses a threat to our companion animals. Some of the most common causes [...]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjwNTX7OvTM&t=12s For more content like this, follow us on YouTube! Our next video will be all about shock... warning signs and first aid recommendations. Click here to see our first video... Approaching An Injured Animal.
Our first video in a series of many, touching on pet first aid topics. Many thanks to our staff pets Chloe and Dash for participating! In this video, you will learn dog and cat body language to be cautious with, how to make a homemade muzzle, capture techniques for both dogs and cats, and the [...]
On of our CVTs, Ellie, adopted sweet Amos recently. He came from the Wolf Point Pound Puppies rescue program, so his background was totally unknown. Of course we got curious about breeds! We could guess all day, but the only way to know "for sure" was... to take a DNA test!!! So we sent a [...]
