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All resumes MUST be accompanied by a completed Harmony Pet Clinic employment application. We ask that you drop off your application AND resume in person at 1208 Dolphin Ct, Waukesha, 53186; Monday - Friday 7am - 6pm.
Pet Care Associate Lead Looking for an animal loving, reliable, energetic, outgoing and motivated person who loves to work with pets and people. This person must have sufficient knowledge of how to handle and care for our pet clientele as well as their humans. It is a “hands on’ Lead position. This person will also be providing help in a variety of ways and must always ensure that our Doggy Day Care Enrichment program and kennel operations adhere to company guidelines and all laws regarding animal care. The person must see to it that the environment is safe and clean at all times. You must be willing to work side by side with another Manager to share the responsibilities of managing both the Pet Boarding services and Doggy Day Care Enrichment Program. We are looking for someone that can build a strong, caring motivated team and provide excellent customer service. The person must be able to multi-task in a fast paced, physical environment. This position will be assisting the Manager with the responsibilities of hiring, training, directing staff and carry out employee evaluations, creating schedules, working with pets in our care, cleaning along with our Doggy Day Care Enrichment Program and pet boarding services along with other tasks and duties as delegated.
This candidate must have good computer skills, is social media proficient, have a professional demeanor and is detailed oriented; ensuring the safety and cleanliness for all. Most importantly a love for dogs, cats and other small furry pets!
Desired Qualifications:
-Must be able to work at least 6 shifts per week and be available weekdays, weekends and holidays-Work week hours are flexible and coordinated with the Team. Must be authorized to work in the U.S.-Must have reliable transportation in the rain, snow and shine-Minimum 2 years customer service experience- a plus: Minimum 2 years Team Lead experience, preferably in the pet care industry-Working knowledge of dog behavior and a sincere interest in working with dogs and their human companions-The willingness and ability to adhere to strict policies regarding cleanliness, dog/employee safety and client service-Reliable and safety minded-Willingness and ability to be on call outside of hours of operation. After 60 days of Full Time Employment: Free Dog daycare (must meet Day Care qualifications), Free/Discounted Boarding, Discounted Veterinary Services (up to 2 of your own personal pets), 401k/Roth, Life Insurance, Dental/Vision Insurance Min. Age: 21+This is a salaried position. Harmony Pet Clinic was established in 2002 as a one-stop shop for pet owners. Services we provide include Doggy Day Care Enrichment Program, Pet Boarding, Grooming and Full Service Veterinary Hospital that offers laser surgery.
If this sounds like you, please respond by calling (262) 422-6632 and answering the following questions on the voicemail:
What position are you applying for and why do you feel that you are a great fit for this position?
What are your greatest strengths in a working environment?
What type of working environment do you prefer?
After you have left your message, please submit your resume through Indeed. We look forward to hearing from you! Candidates will only be considered after we have received your voicemail and resume.
Pet Care Associate Have you ever thought about working with pets? Well, this could be your chance! Animal care facility seeking responsible, energetic Part Time Pet Care Associate to be cross trained between our Doggy Day Care service and pet boarding services. You would be responsible for the care and handling of play groups and the care of pets boarding with us. 70% of your time will be in the care and handling of dogs, cats and other pets. 20% of your time will be ensuring the facility is sanitized and kept clean. The remaining 10% will be customer service. Levels of responsibility will increase according to the level of the staff member. Some essential duties and responsibilities would include, but not limited to:
Performing a variety of demanding physical activities, including lifting or moving a minimum of 50 pounds. Lifting, twisting and bending.
Available weekends holidays, in all types of weather
Accuracy in all day to day operations (ie. Reservations, appointments, charting, training, etc.)
Overseeing and caring for ALL pets in our care, including playing, brushing, petting, holding, kenneling, leashing, collaring, applying first aid, feeding, medicating, handling pets in and out of a group setting, etc.
Cleaning duties such as cleaning up dog or cat waste, sweeping, mopping, dusting, disinfecting, shoveling, cleaning crates and kennels, and bathing pets.
Available to attend events to promote the business.
The ideal candidate will have: Personal Pet Care and Pet Care Industry experience
Drive to learn more and become more experienced in dog behavior
Love and understanding of what it takes to properly care for pets
Able to work weekdays, weekends AND holidays
Reliable transportation
Strong communication skills
Excellent customer service skills
Efficient, detailed and highly motivated work ethics
Ability to define problems and think on their feet
Ability to maintain the highest company standards in the delivery of all our pet care services
Details of position will be discussed at time of interview; including hours, salary, benefits, bringing your dog to work, expectations, etc. Seasonal employment is discouraged.'
If this sounds like you, please respond by calling (262) 422-6632 and answering the following questions on the voicemail:
What position are you applying for and why do you feel that you are a great fit for this position?
What are your greatest strengths in a working environment?
What type of working environment do you prefer?
After you have left your message, please submit your resume through Indeed. We look forward to hearing from you! Candidates will only be considered after we have received your voicemail and resume.
Experienced Veterinary Assistant - NO Late Nights, NO weekends!
Are you an experienced Veterinary Assistant who would prefer to not work late nights or weekends? Do you have a great attention to detail and a passion for providing great customer service? Are you looking to join a team of professional individuals who work together to develop a great work culture? If the answers are yes, we have the perfect position for you!
Harmony Pet Clinic is a locally-owned, small-animal Veterinary hospital that also provides boarding, grooming and doggy daycare. We are looking for a part-time or full-time Veterinary Assistant to join our team of professional and compassionate individuals.
We are looking for someone who:
Has a strong ability to multi-task while being both efficient and thorough
Experience with animal handling and restraining
Is well-spoken and approaches his/her job duties in a mature manner and without constant supervision
Believes that pets are a part of the family and deserve high-quality medical care
Has a positive can-do attitude and likes to work as a team to provide the best care to clients and patients
Has excellent communication & organizational skills
Strives to go the extra mile to help make a business run smoothly
Has a minimum of one year of working in a pet-related business, experience as a veterinary assistant preferred.
Is at least 18 years of age and has a High School Diploma (further education is preferred)
If this sounds like you, please respond by calling (262) 422-6632 and answering the following questions on the voicemail:
What position are you applying for and why do you feel that you are a great fit for this position?
What are your greatest strengths in a working environment?
What type of working environment do you prefer?
After you have left your message, please submit your resume through Indeed. We look forward to hearing from you! Candidates will only be considered after we have received your voicemail and resume.
Registered Veterinary Technician - NO Late Nights, NO Weekends!
Are you an experienced Registered Veterinary Technician or will you be graduating this year from a Veterinary Technology Program? Do you love being an integral part of a team that provides the best medical care for its patients in a fear-free environment? Would you prefer to have an excellent life/work balance and your weekends free to enjoy your life outside of work? Are you looking to join a team of professional individuals who work together to develop a great work culture? If the answers are yes, we have the perfect position for you!
Harmony Pet Clinic is a locally-owned, small-animal Veterinary hospital that also provides boarding, grooming and doggy daycare services. We are currently looking for a full-time or part-time Registered Veterinary Technician to join our growing team of professional and compassionate individuals.
We are looking for someone who:
Has an Associate’s Degree in Veterinary Technology from an accredited Veterinary Technology program or is on the job trained as a veterinary technician and has an active license (or will graduate this semester)
Has a current license as a Registered Veterinary Technician in the state of Wisconsin (or will be obtaining one within the next 6 months)
Has a strong ability to multi-task while being both efficient and thorough
Experienced in animal restraint, anesthesia monitoring, surgical assisting and all aspects of veterinary patient care.
Is well-spoken and approaches his/her job duties in a mature manner and without constant supervision
Believes that pets are a part of the family and deserve high-quality medical care
Has a positive can-do attitude and likes to work as a team to provide the best care to clients and patients
Has excellent communication & organizational skills
Strives to go the extra mile to help make a business run smoothly
If this sounds like you, please respond by calling (262) 422-6632 and answering the following questions on the voicemail:
What position are you applying for and why do you feel that you are a great fit for this position?
What are your greatest strengths in a working environment?
What type of working environment do you prefer?
After you have left your message, please submit your resume through Indeed. We look forward to hearing from you! Candidates will only be considered after we have received your voicemail and resume.
The term bloat in dogs is often used by owners to refer to two different phenomenon. SIMPLE BLOAT is an accumulation of gas in the stomach that stretches and distends the stomach wall. What most people call bloat is actually gastric dilation and volvulus (GDV). In dogs with GDV the stomach first fills, usually with gas (dilation), then twists around (volvulus). When the stomach twists, the contents (such as gas, food and foam) are trapped and blood supply to the stomach is greatly reduced. This causes toxic changes to the stomach tissues that eventually lead to tissue loss, shock and death. This is why bloat is a serious, life-threatening emergency for any dog.
Signs of GDV
The most obvious symptom of bloat is a distended, firm abdomen—some dogs can look as if they swallowed a beach ball. Many dogs will drool excessively due to nausea and may be restless and uncomfortable. Dogs with GDV may attempt to belch or vomit without success in an attempt to empty the stomach. Nonproductive retching in a dog is ALWAYS a sign he needs to be seen by a vet immediately. In dogs that are very bloated, breathing may be difficult due to pressure on the diaphragm. If bloat happens rapidly or goes untreated, the pet can go into shock-weak pulses, pale gums, depression and even collapse. If you see signs of bloat in your pet, time is of the essence in getting him to your veterinarian.
Preventing GDV
No single cause of GDV has been identified, but veterinarians know that certain breeds are more at risk. Breeds with deep, broad chests bloat more often than their smaller counterparts. German Shepherds, Great Danes, Saint Bernards, Rottweilers and Retrievers are a few of the more susceptible breeds. In some families, there seems to be a predisposition to bloat.
In dogs that come from a genetic line prone to bloat, the veterinarian may decide to prevent volvulus by performing a surgery to attach the stomach to the body wall. This prevents the stomach from twisting into a volvulus if bloat does occur, and simple bloat is easier to treat than GDV. Bloat is often seen after ingestion of a large meal, so small, frequent meals are recommended for at-risk pets. Always prevent access to garbage or other inappropriate foods that may cause gas and lead to bloat. Limiting exercise immediately after eating is also recommended as a full stomach can swing with the pet’s movement. Some dogs bloat for no reason at all, so always be aware of your pet’s general condition.
Treating the Bloated Dog
Any dog with bloat will require veterinary attention. An x-ray can determine what type of bloat your dog has. If it is a simple bloat, it can be treated by relieving the gas in the stomach, either by tapping the abdomen or passing a stomach tube while sedated. In the case of GDV, first the pet is treated for shock. Once stable, the dog is taken to surgery, where the veterinarian places the stomach back in its normal position and attaches the stomach to the body wall to prevent another GDV. Dogs that have had GDV once are at high risk for a repeat episode! Because the twisting of the stomach cuts off blood supply, sometimes the veterinarian is forced to remove damaged tissue, including parts of the stomach, small intestine and spleen. Dogs that are treated promptly have a good shot at successful surgery. The longer the pet is bloated without treatment, the more damage is done to the stomach and related organs.
Bloat is not fun for pets, vets or owners. When in doubt, don’t hesitate to have your pet seen by your veterinarian!
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