As a pet parent, we hope you never have to go through an emergency. However, if you do, make sure you have this list handy so you know when to bring your pet in case of an emergency.
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Did you know that cats have a highly developed sense of hearing? They can detect a wide range of sound frequencies. They can hear sounds that are both higher and lower in frequency than compared to humans! Crazy, right? Contact us for more information about how to care for your cat. Call us at (541) 269-5846.
Puppy socialization is one of the essential ingredients for a happy, well-behaved, and confident dog. Missing out on socialization during puppyhood can contribute to behavior issues like leash reactivity and fear-based aggression. A week after your puppy has had their first round of vaccines, it's a good time to start doing puppy-safe socialization activities. You should never bring your puppy to a dog park or other area where groups of dogs frequently gather until your pup has received all of their vaccinations in their initial puppy series (around 17 weeks old). Is it time to get your pet vaccinated? Schedule a vaccination appointment with us today at (541) 269-5846.
Did you know that cats have excellent night vision due to a reflective layer behind their retinas called the tapetum lucidum? This layer enhances their ability to see in low light conditions. Are you looking for a vet who puts the care of your pets first? Look no further! Contact us today at (541) 269-5846 to schedule an appointment.
Unlike dogs, cats are digitigrade, meaning they walk on their toes! This contributes to their graceful and silent movements. It also allows them to move faster! Contact us today at (541) 269-5846 for more cat care information and to schedule an exam for your kitty!
Have you seen your cat playing and twisting as if they really have 9 lives? Cats are actually known for their agility and flexibility! They have flexible spines that allow them to twist and turn in mid-air, and their skeletons contain more bones than humans. Contact us today at (541) 269-5846 to schedule a wellness appointment for your pet!
Did you know that cats are obligate carnivores? This means they require a diet consisting primarily of meat to thrive! Their bodies are adapted for hunting prey. Comment your cat's favorite foods below! Not sure what is best for your cat? Contact us at (541) 269-5846 to set up a health plan purr-fectly tailored to their needs!
We are grateful for our role in keeping your four-legged family members healthy and happy. We look forward to seeing you in the year to come!
Taking care of your furry friends is our top priority! Bring your pets to our clinic for a check-up, call us at (541) 269-5846.
Using adapted tests designed for human children, psychologists have learned that average dogs can count, reason, and recognize words and gestures on par with a human 2 -year-old!
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This is a kind reminder to feel as awesome as this kitty today!
We love your cats as much as you do and want to keep them as healthy as possible! Contact us at (541) 269-5846 to schedule an appointment.
This is our reaction when we see food! What is yours?
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Remember, any food that isn't a regular part of a pet's dietâespecially fatty foods like ham, gravy, dark turkey meat, and turkey skinâcan cause issues ranging from diarrhea to pancreatitis, and some human foods can even poison your pets. Side dishes like stuffing and mashed potatoes may contain garlic, onion, leeks, or chives that are toxic to dogs and cats. Desserts may include dangerous-to-pets ingredients like chocolate, raisins, currants, and Xylitol (a popular sugar substitute)âso reserve the sweet stuff for humans only. Plus, chewing and swallowing bones may cause a life-threatening obstruction that requires emergency surgery.
Did you know that Siamese cat coloring actually comes from albinism? Their unique coloring is believed to be the result of a mutation from albino genes. They are sometimes referred to as âtemperature sensitive albinosâ due to their color developing after exposure to lower temperatures and being the darkest on their extremities. Most modern Siamese cats are not considered true albinos and the full mutation is recessive within the breed, which is characterized by an all-white coat with blue eyes.
We love your pets as much as you do and want to keep them as healthy as possible! Contact us at (541) 269-5846 to schedule an appointment.
Do you consider yourself a dog lover or a cat lover - or maybe even both? This is a tough one but let us know in the comments below!
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And they called it puppy love....
Like many other mammals, cats are not able to properly digest the lactose in milk. Gastrointestinal issues, such as bloating, diarrhea, and gas can be caused by milk. If you give whole or 2% cow milk to your cats, you can also be adding an unhealthy amount of fat into their diet. Looking to improve your catâs diet and nutrition but donât know where to start, we are here to help! Contact us today at (541) 269-5846.
Like this if you can relate. Taking care of living creatures is no easy task! Contact us at (541) 269-5846 with any questions you have regarding your pup's health.
What are your cat's 'purrfurred' foods/treats? Let us know in the comments below!
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The cat righting reflex is how catsâ bodies naturally right themselves during a fall. Since cats have no collarbones and extremely flexible spines, they use their superior vestibular (inner ear/balance) systems to figure out which way is up. Once the head is oriented in the right direction, the rest of the body twists to follow suit.
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