
01/20/2025
January is 'Walk Your Pet Month' and what a perfect time to start the habit of taking your furry family members out for fresh air and exercise!
AVMA shares fantastic tips on how to keep walks with your pet fun, safe, and productive.
https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/walking-your-pet
Something to keep in mind when taking your pet on a walk is having an understanding of their vaccination status and the potential environmental risks they may encounter on those walks.
πΎ Dogs can contract diseases from other dogs but also other wildlife or the bodily fluids or f***l matter of animals that have walked the same path as you all. Some diseases have airborne transmission generated when a dog coughs, sneezes, or barks
πΎ They can contract illness from contaminated objects that you may come across on your walk.
If you are concerned your pet may be overdue or not have a vaccination that they need for the environments they are commonly in, give our office a call and one of our team members can discuss this with you and get your pet scheduled.