Charleston Veterinary Cardiology
Charleston Veterinary Cardiology is a cardiology practice in San Diego, CA.
About
Charleston Veterinary Cardiology specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the heart and circulatory system in pets. The clinic provides comprehensive treatment plans for preventing heart failure, safe and effective long-term management of heart disease, and assessments for anesthetic risk, particularly when a heart murmur or arrhythmia is detected.
The clinic emphasizes co-management with primary care veterinarians, aiming to ensure families are informed of all options and pets receive optimal care. This collaborative approach helps pets with congestive heart failure live longer. The practice is led by Dr. Jake Jacobson, a board-certified veterinary cardiologist, who completed extensive post-veterinary school training.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the qualifications of the veterinary cardiologist at Charleston Veterinary Cardiology?
- The veterinary cardiologist, Dr. Jake Jacobson, is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine – Cardiology Specialty (DACVIM, Cardiology). His advanced training included a one-year internship, specialized cardiology training, and a three-year cardiology residency after earning his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine.
- How does Charleston Veterinary Cardiology collaborate with primary care veterinarians?
- Charleston Veterinary Cardiology works alongside primary care veterinarians to ensure pet families are aware of all available options for their pet's heart health. This co-management approach is highlighted as beneficial, with pets experiencing congestive heart failure living 75% longer when managed collaboratively.
- What services does Charleston Veterinary Cardiology offer for pets with heart conditions?
- The clinic provides comprehensive treatment plans for the prevention of heart failure, along with safe and effective long-term management of heart disease. They also offer assessments to determine anesthetic risk when a heart murmur or arrhythmia is detected during a pre-anesthetic examination.
- Why is a cardiology workup important before anesthesia if a heart murmur is present?
- When a heart murmur or arrhythmia is detected during a pre-anesthetic examination, a cardiology workup is considered essential. This assessment helps to determine the anesthetic risk for the pet and allows for the creation of an appropriate and safe anesthetic plan.
- Can clients access an online pharmacy through Charleston Veterinary Cardiology?
- Yes, Charleston Veterinary Cardiology offers an online pharmacy. This service provides veterinarian-approved pet essentials and is described as contact-free, allowing clients to access necessary medications and products conveniently.
Contact & hours
Address
3163 W Montague Ave
San Diego
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