Eubank Animal Clinic

10/29/2026

Meet Rocky, one of our extraordinary ferret patients!

Have you heard of Ferret Systemic Coronaviral Disease (FSCD)? This rare and often fatal disease is similar to feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) in cats.
While coronaviruses are common in ferrets and typically cause mild gastrointestinal symptoms, in rare cases they can lead to FSCD, a serious inflammatory disease affecting multiple organs. Symptoms may include weight loss, lethargy, and abdominal masses.
Historically, FSCD carried a very poor prognosis, but recent advancements in antiviral treatment are offering new hope!
Rocky was diagnosed in November 2025. His journey included surgical intervention performed by Dr. Freeman at Roadrunner Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Hospital. The surgery was an important part of his veterinary care followed by treatment with GS-441524, an antiviral medication that has shown promising results in ferrets.
We’re thrilled to share that Rocky has made a remarkable recovery!
His story highlights exciting advancements in veterinary medicine and offers hope for other ferrets facing this devastating disease.

10/13/2026

Pet medications made easy!

Skip the extra trip to the clinic and have your pet’s routine medications delivered right to your door! Ask our team about switching to our online pharmacy for convenient, hassle-free refills.

09/16/2026

🐌 We found these adorable baby snails hanging around Eubank today! And while we’re proud to see a variety of exotic pets, we should probably clarify…
Snails are not currently on our patient list, however they still got a warm welcome from our staff!

09/08/2026

Itchy pet? Food allergies are only one possible cause. Fleas, environmental allergies, skin infections, and other conditions can also cause itching. If your pet is constantly itchy, licking their paws, or struggling with recurring infections, give us a call before changing foods, or trying to self-diagnose. We can help determine the likely cause and create a plan that actually gives you answers.

09/03/2026

We will resume regular business hours on Tuesday, September 8th. Have a wonderful and safe holiday weekend.

08/26/2026

Be prepared for the unexpected! From routine visits to urgent care needs, we accept Care Credit to help make managing your pet’s health a little easier. Scan the QR code to learn more or see if you prequalify.

07/31/2026

Meet some of our newest patients who recently visited us for the very first time! Whether they’re a playful puppy, or an adult pet beginning a new chapter with us, we’re honored to be part of their healthcare journey. Welcome to the Eubank family!

07/03/2026

06/11/2026

Periodontal disease is the hidden condition our pets suffer from on a regular basis. If you’d like more information about your pet’s oral health or would like to schedule a dental consultation with one of our veterinarians, please call us at (505) 296-0715.

06/11/2026

🚨 PET & LIVESTOCK HEALTH ALERT 🚨

A confirmed case of New World Screwworm (NWS) has been identified in a dog in Lea County, New Mexico.

NWS larvae feed on living tissue and can cause severe wounds in pets, livestock, and wildlife. Early detection and treatment are critical.

Please check your animals daily for:
• Wounds that are growing, draining, or not healing
• Visible larvae or eggs in wounds
• Unusual discomfort or behavior
• Sores near the ears, eyes, nose, mouth, ge***al area, or navel

The FDA has issued an Emergency Use Authorization for Credelio® (lotilaner) chewable tablets to help treat New World Screwworm infestations in dogs and puppies.

If you notice any of these signs, contact Abq Mobile immediately at 📞 505-585-1838.

For more information, visit the USDA’s New World Screwworm Myth Busters guide.

Please share to help protect New Mexico’s pets, livestock, and wildlife. 🐾