December is one of our furr-avorite months, it's National Cat Lovers’ Month! 🎉 🐱
Spoil your feline friends with their favorite treats, extra snuggles, and don’t forget to share their cutest pics with us in the comments (bonus points for a holiday-themed photo)!
#NationalCatLoversMonth #CatLoversMonth
Sorry about that. 🤣😂 Our cats took over our phones…
#VeterinaryHumour #PetParentHumour
BEST CAPTION suggestion wins! ✨
Do you think this cat is pretending to be a janitor, on a battleship, or does she have another agenda?😂
Does your cat have any silly antics?
Do you ever leave your pet’s food outside? Be aware that this attracts wildlife like bats, raccoons, foxes, and more that can potentially expose your dog or cat to rabies. So please remember:
❌ Don’t leave food outside
✅ Do vaccinate your pet against rabies
Contact us today to check and see if your pet is up-to-date on their vaccines
POV: What you see when you wake up, and it’s #InternationalCatDay
Join us in celebrating the kings and queens of the house on this extraordinary day.🐾 Show your feline friends some extra love today and post a photo of them in the comments below!
#InternationalCatDay #CatDay
Stay cool, stay hydrated! 💧🐾
July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month, reminding us to keep our furry friends refreshed and revitalized during the summer heat to help prevent dehydration and/or heatstroke. Remember to provide fresh water and shade, especially during outdoor adventures. Let's keep those tails wagging and tongues lapping with plenty of H2O!
Please share to help spread awareness!
#HydrateYourPet #PetSafety #PetHealth #SummerSafety
Ticks live in long grass and forested areas. After enjoying the outdoors, check your dog and yourself for ticks! The black-legged tick can carry Lyme disease. Protect your pet, call us today.
Fleas, ticks and internal parasites can affect both your dog and your family.
Call us today to ask about all-in-one protection for your dog!
Protecting your dog helps to keep your family safe!
Remember, now that it's above zero ticks are out there, and the black-legged tick can carry Lyme disease.
To keep your pets protected, call us today!