At Thrive Pet Healthcare - Cedar Park, we offer primary care services for cats and dogs in the Cedar Park, North Austin, Leander, and Georgetown areas.
We provide low-stress wellness exams, vaccinations, spay & neuter, surgery, diagnostics, and more. Thrive Pet Healthcare is the first veterinary service network offering a comprehensive continuum of care for pets’ primary, specialty, & acute needs. Through a network of over 400 veterinary providers, and an industry-leading membership program.
Check out this cool Solensia success story from our team at the Animal Medical Clinic of Fairburn: At almost 17 years old, Percy was struggling to keep up his best friend duties at home. After just three Solensia injections to treat his OA pain, he’s not only able to keep up with his owner, but jumped in to assist the team at his latest check up as well!
(📷 via the Animal Medical Clinic of Fairburn in Fairburn, GA)
“I love the staff, the vets, the ease to make appointments, and short wait times! Thrive Plus pays for itself in just a couple of visits. You can’t go wrong here. Thanks, Team Redland Thrive!” - Kimberly V. on their experience at Vanguard Veterinary Clinic Redland, a Thrive Pet Healthcare Partner in San Antonio, TX
Dr. Garcia at Access Specialty Animal Hospitals and her team made this little patient *so* comfortable during his exam, he let out the yawn heard 'round the world. 🥱
(📷 via Access Specialty Animal Hospitals in Culver City, CA)
"If I had to sum up the staff at PetCure Oncology in a few words, it would be that they are a supportive, caring, and professional family! They were there for Duffy & myself every step of the way, and in every way you could imagine. Duffy was diagnosed with a SubQ Mast cell tumor of the neck/chest, which literally popped-up overnight in April 2024. The tumor was surgically removed in May, although some could not be removed. So after he recovered, we met with PetCure Oncology doctors, who did further tests and developed a plan for treatment. So in June Duffy had 3 consecutive SRT treatments, to radiate any remaining mast cells. It was quite a whirlwind of decisions and treatments, and I couldn’t have gotten through any of it without the support, guidance and caring nature of the entire staff! They were absolutely amazing, and treated Duffy with all the compassion he (and I) needed.�
We are now approaching his first follow-up exam, and I’m happy to say Duffy is doing excellent! So far no side effects, and he’s eating better and has that little spring back in his step. At 10 years old he is once again his perky self... My family and I look forward to every happy and healthy day in Duffy’s life, and much quality time! We also pray it will be a much longer life at that!" - Debra M. and Duffy 🐾 on their experience with PetCure Oncology at Northstar VETS in Robbinsville, NJ
We get it: when your pet is itchy, you start to scratch, too! The good news is your pet doesn’t have to live with incessant itchiness. Learn to spot the signs, then book a visit so that together, we can discover the cause and explore options for long-lasting relief, like:
Cyptopoint®: an injectable therapy that provides 4 to 8 weeks of allergy relief with a single in-office dose. ¹ Plus, for a limited time, get $25 off when you buy 2 doses of Cytopoint. ²
Or Apoquel®: an oral medicine that can be given at home for fast relief of allergic itch.³
To learn more about how allergic itch is diagnosed and treated, visit: https://www.thrivepetcare.com/be-their-champion
¹ Data on file, Study No. C863R-US-12-018, 2014, Zoetis Inc. Data on file, Study No. C166RUS-17-180, 2018, Zoetis Inc. ² Valid 7/15/24-9/30/24. Terms apply see thrivepetcare.com/be-their-champion. ³ Apoquel® (oclacitinib tablet) and Apoquel® Chewable (oclacitinib chewable tablet) IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION: Do not use Apoquel or Apoquel Chewable in dogs less than 12 months of age or those with serious infections. Apoquel and Apoquel Chewable may increase the chances of developing serious infections and may cause existing parasitic skin infestations or pre-existing cancers to get worse. Consider the risks and benefits of treatment in dogs with a history of recurrence of these conditions. New neoplastic conditions (benign and malignant) were observed in clinical studies and postapproval. Apoquel and Apoquel Chewable have not been tested in dogs receiving some medications including some commonly used to treat skin conditions such as corticosteroids and cyclosporines. Do not use in breeding, pregnant, or lactating dogs. Most common side effects are vomiting and diarrhea. Apoquel and Apoquel Chewable have been used safely with many common medications including parasiticides, antibiotics and vaccines. See full Prescribing Information at ApoquelPI.com and ApoquelChewablePI.com.
Here’s patient Duke getting some after-surgery TLC from LVT, Melissa! Duke had a successful scrolled cartilage reversal done earlier this month, performed by Dr. Walsh. He was the best boy, and the Eye Care for Animals - Austin, TX team loved being able to care for him.
(📷 via Eye Care For Animals in Austin, TX)
Penny and Cleo became fast friends when they met recently at South Cape Veterinary Clinic. We sense a play date around the corner! 😍
(📷 via South Cape Veterinary Clinic, a Thrive Pet Healthcare in Waquoit Village, MA)
“Ruff” day? Puppy kisses make everything better! 🥰
(📷 via South Baton Rouge Animal Hospital in Baton Rouge, LA)
“We've been using Village Vet for several years now. First for our sweet guinea pig and now for our cat. They have been so wonderful from the start. Helping us through our guinea pig going over the rainbow bridge to getting our rescued kitten healthy and strong... It speaks volumes when my cat is adventurous and curious when she's here for her check-up. She was rolling around on the floor, letting everyone pick her up and hold her. At just over 2 years old, I love this place for her, from regular check-ups to boarding.” - Amy M. on their experience at Village Veterinary Medical Center, a Thrive Pet Healthcare Partner in Knoxville, TN
Staying active is essential to both the physical and mental well-being of your pet. As a busy pet owner, ensuring your dog is getting enough exercise can sometimes fall to the wayside, but we’re here to offer some fresh ideas on how to implement regular activity into your pet’s life! 🎾
There are many factors that should be considered when determining your pet’s optimal activity needs. Age, breed, size, and additional health considerations will all influence how much exercise your pet should be receiving each day. If you are ever unsure, your Thrive Pet Healthcare team is more than happy to provide honest, professional advice regarding your pet’s unique needs during their next wellness visit.
Visit our website to learn more about the unique health benefits of each of these activities: https://www.thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/the-ultimate-list-of-exercise-ideas-for-dogs-and-cats
to when this big guy was just a little puppy at Four Paws Animal Clinic. We love seeing the pets in our hospital teams' care grow and thrive - even if it means we can’t pick them up *quite* as easily anymore!
(📷 via Four Paws Animal Clinic in Columbia, SC)
“Fantastic experience from start to finish. After having a rough time and recovery with her last cleaning (in another city) I’ve been terrified to put my 11 year old girl under anesthesia again. We went a few months past her one year mark and after a serious issue arose in her mouth a couple of weekends ago it was time to face that fear. They were able to get us in quickly, and take care of the issue same day. Her recovery has been a dream! She’s back to hard food after several extractions and a deep clean. Communication prior to, during and after her procedure was phenomenal. Every staff member was incredibly caring and sweet towards her AND towards me - a helicopter dog mom. I would recommend this location to anyone looking for pet dental care that leaves your pet healthier and happier! Can’t thank them enough for the level of care.” - Ariel M. and Mila 🐾 on their experience at The Pet Dental Clinic in Queen Creek, AZ
The best way to know your dog is at a healthy weight? Staying up-to-date on their routine wellness appointments!
Your vet will monitor your pet’s weight and will be able to provide their professional diagnosis. Between visits, here are some clear signs you can look for to get an idea of whether your dog is overweight:
✋ By Feel: You should be able to feel their ribs and there should not be a thick layer of fat covering these bones.
🔎 By Sight: The chest should be wider than the abdomen, and you'll notice a significant tuck-up from chest to stomach.
😴 Behavior: Overweight dogs may also walk a bit slower than before, take more naps than usual, and may pant on your daily walks.
💾 Save this diagram for easy reference, and to learn more, visit: https://www.thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/is-my-dog-overweight
This sweet girl, Lucy, came to see the team at Care Frederick - Crossroads Animal Referral & Emergency in Frederick, MD after dealing with some GI sensitivity. After a short stay and lots of attention from the amazing staff, we're happy to report that Lucy is feeling much better! 💚
"It’s hard to put all the words on here, I cannot say enough about Dr. Bloom and Dr. Matos. Our French bulldog needed to have a Myringotomy. I didn’t even know this existed until I watched my baby have right side facial paralysis. Dr. Bloom and Dr. Matos explained everything in great detail, so we knew what to expect for her healing process and they genuinely cared about educating us about everything with her breed and the procedure. Our baby girl has regained full function of her mouth/ears and we are almost fully healed in the eye/nose area. I highly recommend Bloom Animal Hospital and I will be forever grateful for the care they provided." - Monicka H. on their experience at Bloom Animal Hospital in Livonia, MI
Ever wonder what happens in “the back room” at the vet? 🤔 In addition to there being dedicated space outfitted with equipment for performing tests or procedures, the answer is LOTS of TLC, as demonstrated by the team at South Baton Rouge Animal Hospital. 💚
(📷 via South Baton Rouge Animal Hospital)
A choking dog is a scary situation no one wants to encounter, and it can turn into a medical emergency quickly. Dogs are typically able to cough up bits of food or foreign material lodged in the throat, but it is possible for a dog to choke on an object or food. Understanding how to check for obstructions and perform the canine Heimlich maneuver can save your dog's life.
💾 Save this post for reference, and for a more thorough overview, ask your vet for a demonstration at your pet's next visit.
Got the Monday blues? 😫 Here's some puppy munching therapy courtesy of MooMoo, a Yorkie who gives two paws up for the treats AND the care team at San Jose Animal Hospital! 💯
With Thrive Plus member benefits like $5 nail trims—your dog gets pampered, and you get more cash back in your wallet for YOUR next manicure. 💅
Ready to start saving? Learn more and enroll here: https://www.thrivepetcare.com/membership
*Membership savings are an annual average for members and vary by usage and location. Savings do not take into account monthly membership fees. 12-month commitment required. Terms apply.
Without a doubt ACCESS saved my 12 year old Golden's life. He had a needle in his stomach, fluid in every space you could imagine and 3 weeks later he is 100% his crazy dog self again. I owe the world to this team and now Bruce can live out his golden years! (No pun intended 💜)��I would give ACCESS a 10 star review rating if I could!" - Lauren G. and Bruce 🐾 on their experience at Access Specialty Animal Hospitals in South Bay, CA
that a 2022 study found that 61% of U.S. cats are classified as overweight or obese*? Carrying excess weight can not only lead to health problems like diabetes and heart disease in cats, but it also effects their mental health and playfulness.
Between visits, here are some clear signs you can look for to get an idea of whether your cat is overweight:
✋ By Feel: If you feel your cat's rib cage, the padding on healthy cats will be about as thick as that on the back of your hand. If you can’t feel your cat's ribs at all, or if you can only feel them when pressing firmly, then they may be obese or overweight.
🔎 By Sight: Begin by looking down at your cat when they are standing. There should be a slight indentation above the hips resembling a waist (remember that this may be difficult if your cat has long hair). If the waist area bulges out instead, they may be overweight.
Save this diagram for easy reference, and if you think your cat may be over or underweight, learn more here: https://www.thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/is-my-cat-overweight
*Source: 2022 Pet Obesity U.S. Prevalence Survey conducted by Association for Pet Obesity Prevention
These two pets came with their owners Taylor and Brandon to work recently and had their meet cute captured on camera. On the right is Taylor with Kiwi the Guinea Pig, and on the left is Brandon with August, who is definitely not a Guinea Pig. 😆
Do you ever take your pets to work with you? Comment below with what they "help" you do if so! 👇
(📷 via Leesburg Veterinary Hospital)
Your pet deserves all the love—and a big part of that love includes championing their health! 🏆 Here at Thrive, we're passionate about helping pet owners learn how to give their pet the best care, whether it's providing an individualized diet, grooming and exercise advice, or screening for health concerns regularly. By working together, you and your vet can prevent illness down the road or manage an ongoing chronic condition today, ensuring your pet lives their best life at every stage. 💚
Learn more about how we can help you keep your pet thriving here: thrivepetcare.com/be-their-champion
Here's a fact all dog owners should know: It’s estimated that 1 out of every 4 dogs will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. There are several clues that might indicate your dog has cancer ― and the sooner you spot them, the sooner they can be addressed. “As in humans, cancer is best treated when detected early,” Dr. Julie Bulman-Fleming, Thrive Pet Healthcare’s National Specialty Director of Oncology and Medical Director of Veterinary Cancer Group, told HuffPost this week.
Read up on what Dr. Bulman-Fleming says are the earliest signs of cancer in dogs: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/cancer-dog-signs-symptoms_l_6679dcbce4b0976201992beb
Staff pet, Tegan, owned by CSR Hailley, is a 3-year-old Tegu. 🦎 Tegan came in with her owner to work for some X-rays of her tail, and the Wignall Animal Hospital team enjoyed getting to meet this unique pet. Tegan enjoys eating meat, eggs, and veggies and climbing as high as possible to get the lay of the land, even if that means perching on Hailley's head!
(📸 via Wignall Animal Hospital, a Thrive Pet Healthcare Partner in Dracut, MA)
How many vets does it take to get the PERFECT puppy pic?
The answer is four, apparently! 🤣
(📷 Parkview Pet Clinic, a Thrive Pet Healthcare Partner in Glendale, CA)
“Thank you to Dr. Sisler and his whole team at Eye Care for Animals for taking care of my fur baby. My pup had trauma to the eye and my local vet referred Dr. Sisler for eye surgery options. He was very informative, candid, and knowledgeable when assessing Kai Lani’s situation and possible surgery outcomes. He took the time to ensure that we understood the risks and potential outcomes prior to coming to KC so that we could make the best decision for our family. Again a million thanks to the whole team for their kind, warm attitudes and helpfulness. I would 100% recommend to anyone looking for an eye doctor for their pet.” - Katherin R. and Kai Lani 🐾on their experience at Eye Care for Animals - Lee's Summit, MO
Say hello to Melody 🎶, a brave little patient who recently visited the ER at Thrive Pet Healthcare Specialists - Hoffman Estates for a limp. Here she is, lending a paw and helping Dr. Hoffberg review her X-rays. 🩻 We’re happy to report that Melody is on the mend and in high spirits!
(📷 via Thrive Pet Healthcare Specialists in Hoffman Estates, IL)
A study conducted by NSF.org ranked pet toys as the 7th germiest household item, just behind faucet handles! Pet toys are a source of coliform bacteria (including Staph bacteria), yeast and mold in many homes. Encourage everyone in your household to wash their hands after playing with household pets and especially before eating.
To Clean: Hard toys can be cleaned gently with hot soapy water, rinsed with fresh water, disinfected with a bleach solution of half a tablespoon of bleach in one gallon of water and thoroughly rinsed to remove any residue then allow to air dry. Soft toys can be washed with other laundry on the washer’s sanitizing cycle. Wash monthly or more often as needed. 🧼
All of us here at Thrive Pet Healthcare and this patriotic little pup are just stopping by your feed to wish you and your pets a safe and fun Fourth of July! 🎆
(📷 via Orchard Village Animal Clinic, a Thrive Pet Healthcare Partner in East Derry, NH)
Warning:️ this post is about p**p! 💩 If you’ve ever wondered why you’re asked to bring in a f***l sample as part of your pet’s annual wellness exam, the answer is to check for intestinal parasites.
There are a variety of parasites that thrive inside of otherwise healthy pets, so having them routinely tested is essential to their well-being. Your pet's p**p will be checked for evidence of hookworms, roundworms, giardia, and more. 🔬
These parasites can not only make pets uncomfortable and irritable but can also lead to many more serious issues if left untreated. Several parasites can even be transmitted to people, so by having your pet’s f***s examined, you are protecting humans in your household, too!
To learn more about what intestinal parasites we test for in f***l exams, visit:
Check your pet for ticks every day, especially after they spend time outdoors. Run your fingers through your pet's fur with gentle pressure to feel for any small bumps. If you find a tick, it’s important to act quickly and safely. You can either try to remove the tick yourself or take your dog to your nearest pet urgent care or an emergency pet hospital for help.
If you choose to remove the tick from your dog, follow the steps below:
1) Use tweezers (or a tick remover instrument like a Tick Key) to grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible, removing the whole head and body.
2) Pull the tick straight out with slow and steady pressure. (If the head of the tick is left in the skin, it can cause an infection and still transmit disease, so make sure the whole body is removed!)
3) Once the tick is removed, you can place it in a sealed container in case your vet wants to test it for diseases.
4) Clean the area of your dog’s skin with soap and water then apply a pet-safe antiseptic.
5) Contact us for advice on next steps. We may ask you to bring the tick in for testing.
Our friends at Research Pet and Bird our collecting donations for pets in need! Can you lend a helping hand?
Sometimes, all you need is a good hug from the Dog-tor to make everything ok! Here at Thrive Cedar Park we strive to provide a fear free, comfortable environment for our clients and their furry family members. Even if that means taking a few extra minutes to reassure our patients that everything’s ok! Ellie sure did appreciate Dr. Higdon’s extra snuggles after receiving her annual vaccines.❤️
Panda was all smiles for his wellness exam! He was a 11/10 good boy for his toenail trim! Schedule your furry family members preventative care so they can be all smiles to! 🐶
If we can’t get you in at our Cedar Park location, You can always get scheduled for our *Wellness Wednesday* special at our Round Rock location! Healthy pets needing to get their annual vaccines get a free exam every Wednesday!
Many of the diseases that parasites cause can spread from your pet to you and your family, too. Pests like and can crawl or hitch a ride into your home on shoes, clothing, or even on the fur of another pet. Itchy yet? Let’s talk pests:
🕷️ Ticks 🕷️
Not only are ticks a threat to our pets, but an estimated 476K Americans are diagnosed with Lyme disease each year.* They aren’t just a warm weather issue, either: contrary to popular belief, ticks don’t die in the winter and do not hibernate, either. If you or your pet spend time in grassy or wooded areas, get in the habit of spot-checking yourself and them for these small, spider-like creatures after every outing. If you find one, pull it off carefully and intact, then call us.
🐜 Fleas 🐜
These teeny-tiny jumping parasites aren’t just annoying for the itchy rashes they cause in pets and people. Studies have shown that the plague is once again on the rise and that fleas are one of the culprits. Fleas can multiply and jump from host to host alarmingly fast, so if you catch your pet itching more than usual, have them checked for fleas ASAP.
To learn more about these pesky pests, visit: https://www.thrivepetcare.com/protect-against-pests
*source: www.CDC.gov
**source: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
that ONE bite from an infected mosquito is all it takes to transmit to your dog or cat? Scary, but true. Mosquitoes thrive all over the US, and not just during summer: different breeds are active throughout the year. 🦟
Treating disease caused by parasites in dogs can be complex and costly, and options are limited for cats. But there is good news: oral, injectable, or topical preventive medications are effective ways to protect your pet and are much more affordable than treatment itself, but *only* if your pet receives the recommended dose on a monthly or yearly basis. We can help find the right preventative for your pet based on their lifestyle and health needs, so don’t delay: book a visit today!
To learn more about heartworm prevention, visit: https://www.thrivepetcare.com/protect-against-pests
Happy feline friday!!! Sweet Nana needed a urine sample for his urinalysis which he was not going to give us willingly. Lucky for us, he was the best patient for his cystocentesis! He made sure there wasn’t a single drop of churu left behind! 11/10 goodest boy! Let us see your furry feline family members!
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🚨Hospital update:
We will be closed Saturday 5/18 due to staffing. Your pets care is our top priority and although our doors will not be open our other Thrive locations will be!
Thrive Roundrock Urgent care: 512-931-3982
Heart of Texas Veterinary specialty center: 512744-4644
Thrive Cypress Creek pet care: 512-331-8555
Research Boulevard pet and bird: 512-258-2677
We apologize for any inconvenience. We will re-open with normal business hours Monday 5/20 and look forward to caring for your furry family members!
Gordon had a magnificent time during his visit with us at ! This retired counselor companion had a serious case of the “goodest boy”! He was a perfect gentleman and sent his compliments to the chef after enjoying his cheesy popsicle!
4807 183A Toll Road, Suite 102
Cedar Park, TX
78613
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| Tuesday | 8am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 6pm |
| Friday | 8am - 6pm |
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Warning:️ this post is about poop! 💩 If you’ve ever wondered why you’re asked to bring in a fecal sample as part of your pet’s annual wellness exam, the answer is to check for intestinal parasites. There are a variety of parasites that thrive inside of otherwise healthy pets, so having them routinely tested is essential to their well-being. Your pet's poop will be checked for evidence of hookworms, roundworms, giardia, and more. 🔬 These parasites can not only make pets uncomfortable and irritable but can also lead to many more serious issues if left untreated. Several parasites can even be transmitted to people, so by having your pet’s feces examined, you are protecting humans in your household, too! To learn more about what intestinal parasites we test for in fecal exams, visit:
Happy feline friday!!! Sweet Nana needed a urine sample for his urinalysis which he was not going to give us willingly. Lucky for us, he was the best patient for his cystocentesis! He made sure there wasn’t a single drop of churu left behind! 11/10 goodest boy! Let us see your furry feline family members! #fearfree #themoreyouknow #felinefriday #vet med
Happy feline friday!!! Sweet Nana needed a urine sample for his urinalysis which he was not going to give us willingly. Lucky for us, he was the best patient for his cystocentesis! He made sure there wasn’t a single drop of churu left behind! 11/10 goodest boy! Let us see your furry feline family members! #fearfree #themoreyouknow #felinefriday #vet med
Gordon had a magnificent time during his visit with us at @thrivecedarpark! This retired counselor companion had a serious case of the “goodest boy”! He was a perfect gentleman and sent his compliments to the chef after enjoying his cheesy popsicle!
While pests like mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas are tiny—they can cause BIG problems for our pets, and even our families. That’s why we’re sharing easy ways to save on preventive medications, which are essential to keeping your pet healthy: 🏥 Dog owners can visit us for 15% off ProHeart 12, which offers 1 year of continuous heartworm protection with just 1 dose.* 💛 Thrive Plus members can buy a 10-month supply of Simparica Trio and get 2 months FREE.** 💳 CareCredit cardholders can pay for preventative medications over time. Limited time offer for new cardholders. From May 1 – July 31, 2024, open a new CareCredit credit card account, spend $300 or more to earn a $50 statement credit or $1,000 or more to earn a $100 statement credit, and register for the offer with promo code OFFER2024 at: //carecredit.com/promotions. Visit: //carecredit.com/offer2024 for complete details.*** To learn more about why to protect against pests, visit: https://www.thrivepetcare.com/protect-against-pests *Valid 5/1/2024-6/30/2024. In-clinic purchase only. Cannot be combined with other promotions or discounts except for Thrive Plus member discounts and other parasite treatment related offers and promotions. Discount applies to ProHeart 12 only. Availability of products may vary. The offer does not include the cost of additional services, such as exams or diagnostic tests, that may be needed to fulfill a parasiticide prescription. **Valid 5/1/2024-6/30/2024 for Thrive Plus Members ONLY. See full prescribing Information SimparicaTrioPI.com and ProHeart12PI.com. In-clinic purchase only. Cannot be combined with other promotions or discounts except for other parasite treatment related offers and promotions. Discount applies to Simparica Trio only. Availability of products may vary. The offer does not include the cost of additional services, such as exams or diagnostic tests, that may be needed to fulfill a parasiticide prescription. ***Subject to credit approval. Bet
Dr. Curt Coffman, National Director of Dentistry for Thrive Pet Healthcare is sharing some #ToothTruths with pet owners around pet dental cleanings! His #1 tip: Be proactive in your pet’s dental and oral health. Don’t wait for visibly dirty teeth and gum disease to set in to discuss your pet’s dental care with your vet. #thrivepethealthcare #genuinecare #petcare #vettips #vetmed #nationalpetdentalhealthmonth
Allergies in people often cause sneezing and congestion, but did you know our pets can experience allergies differently? Licking, scratching, hair loss and other symptoms can be signs of allergic reactions or skin disease. Sometimes mild changes can signal a growing problem; we can help find the cause and curb the symptoms before they worsen. Our team can develop a personalized treatment plan for your pet to help them ditch the itch! If your pet’s been itching, don’t delay - book a visit with us today. To learn more about why pets get itchy, check out our article here: https://www.thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/vet-tips-for-itchy-pets
Oftentimes an itch is just an itch, but for many pets, itching is caused by a deeper issue that requires treatment. Book an appointment today so we can investigate the cause and bring your pet the relief they’ve been scratching for: http://ow.ly/YvXG50KhQYX.
THRIVE AFFORDABLE VET CARE specializes in daily solutions and preventative care that make up more than 90% of all veterinary visits. Committing to first-rate, essential veterinary care throughout your pet's lifetime is the best way to ensure that your pet THRIVES. Get advanced veterinary care for your dog and cat at prices that fit the family budget. You will spend up to 40% less on average at Thrive. THRIVE AFFORDABLE VET CARE is able to provide high-quality and affordable service by keeping our promise to: 1. Your Pet. -We know your pet means the world to you. -We offer state-of-the-art clinics and have the latest and greatest technology and tools. -Skilled, compassionate and knowledgeable technicians and doctors. 2. Your Money. -Our prices on services and products are significantly less expensive than our competitors including online pharmacies. 3. Your Time. -We value your time. We want you to have it all: happy and healthy pets, saved dollars and time to spend your way.
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