DVDPC Cardiac Clinic
Arrive 10-15min early. If you are late or no show you may need to be bumped to the end of the day if we can fit you in. There will be no refunds for late or missed appointments.
If you want to submit to OFA your dog will need to have a microchip.
Cash parking fee at the gate day of parking fee is $12 passenger vehicle or $24 oversized vehicle, there is no re entry permitted.
ARIZONA STATE FAIRGROUNDS
1826 W McDowell Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85007
FIND US: We are in the building behind the win photographer set up, near the CGC/Trick Dog/ATT Testing, at the back of the building. If you enter the building from the front, take a right past the catalog desk and past the balloon arch and follow the hallway all the way to the back of the building just past the win photographer set up around the corner from that. The catalog desk will also be in the front of the building and available to help direct you if needed.
CONTACT: My number is 208-270-2935 (Shayna) if you have any questions, please call. I won't have email access during the show and clinic and will miss 99% of any texts during the clinic.
ECHO APPTS: we will have OFA forms for you to fill out at the check in table, arrive early to fill them out
AUSCULTATION APPTS: I will email you a form to fill out and you must bring it printed to your appt or click below for the form
HOLTER REPORT READING: print and bring your holter report with you or email it to shayna@primadobermans.com
About our Cardiologist:
Dr. Bryan Eason is board certified in cardiology by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM). Dr. Eason received his veterinary degree from Oklahoma State University. He then spent two years at the University of Missouri completing an internship in Medicine and Surgery followed by an internship in Cardiology. Dr. Eason then went on to complete his residency in Cardiology and earn a Masters Degree at Purdue University.
Following residency training, Dr. Eason had a choice where to move and immediately chose the Pacific Northwest. Before founding Evergreen Veterinary Cardiology, he worked at a large multidoctor practice in Tacoma but has done relief work at many hospitals across the Puget Sound.
Dr. Eason has also served as an adjunct supervising diplomate for resident training at the University of Missouri for several years and lectured internationally on a wide range of topics related veterinary cardiology.
Off duty, Dr. Eason loves travel, sports, the outdoors and spending time with his wife, daughter, and their yellow Labrador.
WE ARE ALL FULL You can join our waitlist by filling out this form. I will contact you if there are any openings.