Memorials

   “Beany” Walker  1996-2011

  “Squeek” Futrell  1993-2011

  “Angel” Harris  1994-2011

  “Fifi” Harrell  1993-2011

  “Fairie” Swimme  1997-2011

  “Charlee” Harbour  2010-2011

  “Zoe” Williams  ? – 2011

  “Lucky” Nurney  1995-2011

  “Tony” Constant  1996-2011

  “Tippie” Lacy  1997-2011

  “Isabelle” McIvor  1999-2011

  “Bailey” Davidson  1999-2011

  “Sheba” Turner  2002-2011

  “Fred” Guy  1992-2011

  “Susie” Garrett  1997-2011

  “Target” Thompson  1996-2011

  “Simba” Chavis  1997-2011

  “Bear” McIntyre  1997-2011

  “Emily” Woolard  2000-2011

  “Blue” Woolard  2001-2010

  “Amber” Martin  1998-2011

  “Lady” Lynn  1996-2011

  “Shelby” Hardaway  1999-2011

  “Roxie” Marx  1998-2011

  “Sasha” Zolinski  2004-2011

   “Cisco” Hartley  2000-2011

  “Fred” Lakey  1998-2011

   “Ceasar” Weaver 1997-2011

  “T-Bone” Weaver  2010=2011

  “McMillan” Minton  2000-2012

   “Princess” Branche  2006-2012

  “Cassie” Williams  1997-2012

  “GTL” Spain  2000-2012

   “Joey” Allensworth  1998-2012

  “Mickey” Allensworth  2001-2012

  “Pinky” Allensworth  1999-2012

  “Maggie” Rimasse  1997-2012

  “Esme” Edwards  ? – 2012

  “Nala” Cornette  1995-2012

  “Honey” Brickley  1999-2012

   “Dexter” Truitt  2006-2012

  “Keke” ONeail  1997-2012

 

 

Companion Therapy Laser

Harbour Veterinary Office is very concerned about pain management in pets. Because of this concern we have added the latest technology for the treatment of joint and soft tissue pain, the Companion Therapy Laser. This Laser introduces heat and light to the deepest tissues, which then reduces pain and swelling. This encourages the animal's own healing processes. The Laser is used routinely following every surgery, as well as for countless other applications. Virtually any painful condition can be made less painful with this therapy. Treatments last only minutes per site and require no anesthesia. Your pet will be very comfortable as this laser produces only slight warmth in the inflamed tissue. Laser Therapy for chronic conditions -ie.. arthritis - usually require 6 treatments to get your pet to a much more tolerable state. Booster treatments are then required every 4 to 12 weeks to maintain the reduced pain. If your pet is currently on a medication to reduce swelling and/or pain, this treatment may reduce or eliminate the need for oral medications. Please ask for more information from anyone on our staff, or go to the The Companion Therapy Laser website, in the Links section of our website.

Hours of Operation Harbour Veterinary Office

Monday8:00am – 6:00pm
Tuesday8:00am – 8:00pm
Wednesday8:00am – 6:00pm
Thursday8:00am – 8:00pm
Friday8:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday8:00am – 12:00pm
SundayClosed

Emergency Process
For after - hours emergency information, please call 366 - 9000. This is the number for the emergency clinic located adjacent to Greenbriar Mall.