Nacho loving his Catit cream! 👅
Help your pet enjoy a long, healthy life by keeping them at an ideal weight!
Interesting meal times can make pets happier and healthier!
Contact our office if you need any enrichment tips!
Excess weight isn't always that obvious.
Contact our office if you need help determining if your pet is overweight.
How much does your pet need to eat?
80% of owners overfeed their pet!
Contact our office for an individualized caloric intake plan for your pet!
Placing your pet on a diet means more than feeding less of their regular food.
Contact our office if you have any questions about your pet's food, or putting them on a diet!
Vaccine FAQ!
Do I need to vaccinate if my pet doesn’t go to boarding facilities?
Some diseases pose a risk to all dogs and cats, even if they are never boarded. These are referred to as ‘core’ diseases and the vaccines that protect against them are known as ‘core’ vaccines. All
dogs and cats should be vaccinated with their respective core vaccines. Although pets in boarding establishments may be at risk for other (non-core) diseases (such as canine cough in dogs), many pets that are not boarded will also be at risk for these diseases because of their particular lifestyle. We can provide advice on which vaccines are
right for your pet.
Watch this short video on feline vaccines! Provided by Merck Animal Health.
Vaccine FAQ!
Does my pet need to be vaccinated if it stays
indoors all the time?
Dangerous germs can be
anywhere, even indoors. Diseases and organisms that may infect your pet can be carried into your home by visitors, other pets, or unwanted house guests such as rodents or bats. There is risk, too, if your pet ventures outside or travels to a boarding facility or groomer. Vaccination will help protect your pet from disease.
Watch this short video on canine vaccines! Provided by Merck Animal Health.
5 things to consider for feeding a raw diet to your pet 🥩
Provided by CommuniVET.
Vaccine FAQ!
Is every vaccination you are recommending
required or mandatory?
Some vaccines, such as rabies, are legally required. Vaccines referred to as ‘core’ vaccines are strongly recommended for all dogs and cats because they protect against significant disease threats. Other vaccinations, referred to as ‘non-core’, may
also be recommended, depending on your pets lifestyle or the area in which you live. We will recommend which vaccines are right for your pet.
Watch this short video on Feline Leukemia Virus! Provided by Merck Animal Health.
Vaccine FAQ!
What happens if my pet misses a vaccination
or booster?
All pets require vaccination at specific
intervals throughout their lives to help keep them protected from disease. It is very important that your pet receives all recommended vaccinations at the appropriate time. If you miss a dose, contact our office as soon as you can, and we will make an appointment to get your pet back on schedule.
Watch this short video on Leptospirosis in dogs! Provided by Merck Animal Health.
Vaccine FAQ!
If my pet isn’t feeling well, is it still acceptable
for him or her to be vaccinated?
Being healthy at the time of vaccination is usually recommended. If you have any questions, contact us before bringing your pet in.
Watch this short video for information on Kennel Cough in dogs! Provided by Merck Animal Health.
