Rosedale Veterinary Hospital Inc

10/14/2026

Toby makes napping an art

10/14/2026

If you get a FB message regarding any T-shirts etc (or any for sale item on FB) for Rosedale Veterinary Hospital PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND OR PURCHASE ANYTHING. We do not sell anything on FB. This is a scam plaguing Veterinarians across the country. We try and block these as they appear. FB is no help at stopping these. Please let us know if you have received one of these so we can block the user. Be aware however that as soon as we block one they post again under a new name.

Rini Tanjung is one of several common compromised or hijacked individual Facebook profile names frequently used by automated bots to execute the veterinary T-shirt scam.

Role in the Scam

When a bot script targets a veterinary clinic's page, it randomly pulls from a pool of hijacked personal accounts (like "Rini Tanjung") to drop the fraudulent links.
• The Blueprint: If you leave a comment on a pet-related post, the "Rini Tanjung" account (or a similar hijacked name) will instantly reply to your comment or tag you.
• The Message: They usually say something like, "I just ordered my limited edition clinic shirt here!" or "Get your clinic hoodie today, 50% off for the next hour!" accompanied by a shady link.
If you see this name—or any stranger's name—replying to your comments with merchandise links on a veterinary page, do not click it. It is a compromised account being used to harvest credit card data

10/14/2026

Just a reminder that microchipping is important.

A cat named Turtle has been reunited with his family after being missing for 571 days and traveling across two states.

10/12/2026

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/secret-good-sleep-dog-bed-tracker-research-rcna601679

You’re more likely to disrupt your dog’s sleep than they are yours, new study suggests.

09/30/2026

Toby is rocking his new Pajamas. Jenny threatened me with great bodily harm if I tried to put them on her hahaha

09/26/2026

USE CAUTION IF USING FRONTLINE, ETC. We stopped carrying this product many many years ago due to safety concerns. The company tried to assure us it was safe (the Merial rep went so far as putting it on his hand and then licking it off---of course no surprise he now has cancer). We did our own investigation back then and felt it wasn't safe so we switched to other products that we felt had a larger safety margin. Years later the state is now stepping in because of the harm caused by this product.

The spot-on chemical fipronil is found to pose danger to people and environment

09/26/2026

As we head into the Holiday season (Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas) please be aware of the following: pumpkin spice treats are a food that should not be shared with dogs, because many of the ingredients in pumpkin spice treats are dangerous for dogs. Chocolate, caffeine, raisins, xylitol, macadamia nuts and large amounts of some spices like nutmeg, can all be dangerous for dogs, while high-sugar and high-fat desserts can cause significant gastrointestinal upset or even pancreatitis

09/08/2026

https://www.aaha.org/trends-magazine/publications/gel-based-cooling-masks-a-toxic-threat-to-dogs/

Dogs who chew on acrylamide gel masks meant for headache and pain relief face the risk of potentially life-threatening neurologic side effects if they ingest the gel. Especially since there is not specific treatment, veterinary professionals play a vital role and educating families about the risks p...

09/04/2026

So I realized that I have yet to post about the two Great Dane/Mastiff cross puppies that we took in. One week to the day after Romeo died in January, I received multiple texts and emails regarding two puppies that were tied together and zipped up in a duffel bag and thrown in a dumpster behind a business here in town. That Monday January 26th, a good client's (daughter-in-law I believe) brought in these two puppies. They were approx 4 weeks old. This was just 7 days after Romeo dropped dead at 2 years old unexpectantly.

We took in these two puppies and it was absolute hell (hahaha just kidding but OMG for awhile there I told everyone I was going to name them P**s and Sh*t). You would think that given what we do for a living and how many many many dogs have passed thru our life we would have had puppies but we personally had never owned any dog younger then 16-18 weeks or so. We were like Grandparents---love having them visit (in the office) but glad to see them go home at the end of the visit.

It is absolutely amazing how quickly these dogs have grown. They went from almost fitting in my hand to well over 100 # and they are just 8 months old. As always, Lance found one Great Dane to attach himself to and that was Toby.

We did the DNA test and that was how we were able to determine they are not 100% Great Danes (even though they look like they are). And it turns out they are related to Jenny, our other Great Dane/Mastiff, who was dumped 2 years ago between Buttonwillow and McKittrick (see previous FB post about that adventure Jan 15th 2024). So whoever is breeding these dogs is disposing their unwanted dogs in a very cruel manner.

Some of you are aware that Dr Sheahan and I bought a large Ranch in January. We have hundreds of acres and ponds. Most days the dogs are at the ranch and I like to believe they drew the golden ticket as they went from being dumped into a dumpster to having lots and lots of room to run. Some days I feel like I video them on my phone 100s of times a day (as I am sure my friends can tell you since I text these all the time hahaha). Occasionally they go to work with Dr Sheahan so that we still maintain a Great Dane in the Hospital that we are so well known for :) . It is almost always Joey as that is the one Dr Sheahan has gravitated. So most days you will see Joey and Eva in the Hospital. Toby and Jenny are with me virtually all the time because they love doing ranch stuff.

It turns out that no one told Toby that Great Danes don't usually swim. This dog prefers to swim every chance he gets. Squirrels and Rabbits are their teasing enemies haha as they chase them every chance they get.

08/31/2026

Dr Sheahan has decided to take the entire day off after burying Lance and Romeo this morning. We had Romeo only a short time after I drove to Alabama to rescue him but in that time I had become extremely attached to him. And Lance we had for 19 years, almost half of our 40 year marriage. Lance loved his life and loved his Great Danes. They will both be greatly missed and Dr Sheahan just wants to take a day off to honor her love for them both.