POV: You’re a cat and today is dedicated to you 🐱
In honor of #NationalCatDay, join us in celebrating all the purr-fectly wonderful cats that bring joy to our lives. Whether they're mischievous kittens or wise old felines, let's shower them with extra love and treats today.
Share a picture of your feline bestie in the comments! 🐾
#NationalCatDay #CatDay
Vet med isn’t always as cute as it seems…….but with a patient like Elvis it’s hard to get upset! 🤣 🐱🐶
We LOVE seeing your pets dressed up for their appointments so keep bringing us the cuties! 🩷
Today is #NationalMakeADogsDay! 🐶
Whether it's an extra belly rub, a long walk, or a special treat, let's go the extra mile to make our dogs feel loved and appreciated. Share a photo or video in the comments of how you're making your dog's day special! 🐾
Training your dog can be challenging, but don't get discouraged!
Some dogs may greatly benefit from the expertise and support of a certified trainer – especially if they are experiencing behavioral issues. These issues can worsen over time and pose a safety risk to others.
🐾 Learn more about finding the perfect dog trainer for your pet here: https://bit.ly/3LX8FRj
#DogTraining #DogTrainer
It’s a puppy party!! We love having fun with our patients 🐱🐶
A little help finding us!
We know we can be a little tricky to find, so here’s a good visual for you! Our address online may be 1100 Main St, but we ALWAYS highly suggest using the address 69 Lindwood Ave instead to get you to our main entrance and parking lot.
POV: What you see when you wake up and it’s #InternationalCatDay
Join us in celebrating the kings and queens of the house and post a photo of them in the comments below! 🐾
#InternationalCatDay #CatDay
Unleash the love! We are celebrating National Dog Month with our furry best friends, appreciating the joy that they bring into our lives.
Show off your perfect pup in the comments below, we’d love to see them! 🐾❤️
#NationalDogMonth #DogMonth
‼️WARNING‼️ this post might be disturbing to some as it shows a close up of a tick we pulled off of Otis a few weeks ago. 🪳🪳 He came in for a regular check up and we discovered it burrowed in his ear! Luckily, the technician and doctor were able to remove it and in about 6-8 weeks we will run a blood test to see if he contracted any tick-born illnesses. 🩸 Testing immediately after finding a tick can give inaccurate results, so that is why we have to wait about 2 months before testing. Even tho this guy seems big, he was burrowed pretty good into Otis ear. Ticks are great at hiding!! This post is a fantastic reminder to stay up to date on your pets flea and tick medication! And to always come to your yearly exams because you never know what we might find🩷 Call our office to make an appointment for an exam to ensure you can stay up to date on all your flea and tick needs! 🏥📞
National Pet Hydration Awareness Month
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 #KeepThemCool
Happy Independence Day!
Happy 4th of July! Let’s celebrate with hot dogs, BBQS, and peace of mind.🎇🐾 Keep your pets safe with these tips and share this post to help promote safety:
1. If your pet is prone to anxiety from loud noises, reach out to us ahead of time for anxiety treatment options.
2. Create a safe haven indoors away from loud noises.
3. Ensure they have updated ID tags and microchips.
4. Keep human food and alcohol out of reach.
5. Keep them hydrated and cool in the summer heat.
#PetSafety #IndependenceDay
Meet Duckie!🦆 Duckie is a very special kitty because she has a condition called cerebellar hypoplasia (CH). CH is a common, non-progressive and non-contagious nervous system disorder that affects the part of the brain that controls balance, coordination and fine motor skills. Thats why you’ll see in the video below that Duckie seems like she is a little unbalanced and making sudden jerky movements.
This condition can occur in cats whose momma cats were infected with a virus during pregnancy. Keeping cats vaccinated prevents this virus. Fortunately for any affected kittens, they often live long and happy, if a little wobbly, lives. Duckie being a perfect example of this living her best and silliest life🐱🦆🩷
