VCA Gwynedd is in the home stretch of our building renovations following the flooding event and will need to close for a few days while we complete the final phase of work (which we hope will be the last time!).
The hospital will be closed beginning Friday, June 12, and we plan to reopen in the building on Wednesday, June 17.
Thank you so much for your patience and support throughout this process!
VCA Gwynedd is in the home stretch of our building renovations following the flooding event and will need to close for a few days while we complete the final phase of work (which we hope will be the last time!).
The hospital will be closed beginning Friday, June 12, and we plan to reopen in the building on Wednesday, June 17.
Thank you so much for your patience and support throughout this process!
VCA Gwynedd is in the home stretch of our building renovations following the flooding event and will need to close for a few days while we complete the final phase of work (which we hope will be the last time!).
The hospital will be closed beginning Friday, June 12, and we plan to reopen in the building on Wednesday, June 17.
Thank you so much for your patience and support throughout this process!
Our hospital routinely performs Electrocardiograms as part of our Cardiology Services. An electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG) is a readout of the electrical activity of the heart. If your veterinarian hears a heart rhythm abnormality (called an arrhythmia) in your pet's heart beat, they will recommend an ECG. The readout allows your veterinarian to accurately determine the cause and appropriate treatment for the arrhythmia. Although the ECG procedure requires that your pet hold very still for a few minutes to obtain the electrical data, it generally does not require sedation. Several clips (called leads) are placed onto your pet's skin at various body points in order to accurately record the information your veterinarian requires.
