Cumming Veterinary Clinic

02/14/2025

Dogs don’t need words—they’ve mastered the art of snuggling their way into your heart .🐕❤️ This Valentine’s Day, the message is clear: you’re loved! 🐾

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02/12/2025

https://www.wfla.com/bloom-tampa-bay/bloom-pets/5-deadly-valentines-day-flowers-that-could-harm-your-pet/

TAMPA, Fla. (BLOOM) – Valentine’s Day is all about love, romance, and of course, flowers. But while a fresh bouquet might make your heart flutter, it could also spell danger for your four-leg…

02/12/2025

Did you know? Dental health is key to your pet’s overall well-being! 🐾 From bad breath to toothaches, dental problems can lead to bigger issues. Let’s keep your pet’s teeth clean and their smile bright! 🐕😸 https://bit.ly/3PM1U6z

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02/12/2025

We want to inform you of an important update regarding Save This Life Microchips. The company has unexpectedly shut down and unlinked its database from national registries.

What you need to know:
- The microchips themselves remain safe and functional.
- However, due to the database shutdown, pet owners must take immediate action to ensure
their pet's microchip information is accessible.

What you need to do:
To prevent any issues if your pet ever goes missing, please re-register your pet's microchip number as soon as possible at www.freepetchipregistry.com. This free registry is connected to the AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup Tool, ensuring your contact information is available when scanned.

If you do not re-register your pet's microchip, there will be no way to retrieve your contact information should your pet become lost.

If you have any questions or concerns, please call our hospital at 770-887-3119.

Thank you,

The staff at Cu***ng Veterinary Clinic

02/11/2025

Behavior issues can actually arise because of medical issues in our feline friends! Let us help you get to the bottom of the problem and give you peace of mind. Schedule an exam by visiting our website! https://bit.ly/3BIRQaQ

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02/10/2025

Constipation might not be the most glamorous topic, but it’s a bigger deal for cats than you might think. While a little tummy turmoil here and there isn’t unusual, ongoing difficulty with bowel movements can lead to serious discomfort—or even a medical emergency for our felines. Check out our new blog, written by Dr. FitzSimons! https://bit.ly/4g6a7gQ

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02/09/2025

Who are you rooting for today? 🏈🍿

02/07/2025

🐱 Chicken liver can become a feline favorite! Chicken liver can be a safe, occasional treat for cats when served cooked and in small portions. Ask your veterinarian for advice on how much is right for your feline!

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02/05/2025

Please be aware!

A cat that was caught overnight on Jan. 29 near the intersection of Atlanta Highway and McFarland Parkway in Alpharetta has tested positive for rabies.

02/05/2025

February is National Cat Health Month, dedicated to our feline friends' well-being! 🏥🐱 Prioritize your cat's health by scheduling a comprehensive check-up. Prevention is the key to a purr-fectly healthy cat, so don't wait—book their appointment now and keep them thriving! https://bit.ly/3BIRQaQ

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02/04/2025

Thursday and Friday there will be some disruption to our parking lot. Please use the row of parking spots facing the building. If you have any questions please feel free to call the clinic. Thank you for your patience.

02/04/2025

True: Carrying extra weight can lead to joint problems in pets 🐾. Over time, the added pressure can cause arthritis or joint pain. It’s important to monitor your pet’s weight and address any weight concerns early.

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02/03/2025

We welcome your cats and dogs to our clean, comfortable lodging facility, complete with indoor and open-air runs, piped-in stereo, large fenced-in exercise yards, and our most important feature—our friendly, experienced team. 💜🐾 Book now for Winter Break! https://bit.ly/40dpC2h

01/30/2025

Cats often hide discomfort, making it harder for owners to detect health problems. That’s why regular checkups are key to maintaining their wellbeing. 🐱🩺

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01/29/2025

Today, we celebrate Seeing-Eye Guide Dogs and their service to their companions. 🐾 Thank you to Dr. FitzSimons for donating his time and expertise to provide veterinary care for dogs in training through the Southeastern Guide Dog Foundation🦮💙

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01/28/2025

Just a reminder to fully cook any poultry before feeding to your pet or yourself.

R.I. state vet: Cook poultry products before feeding them to pets
The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management confirmed avian influenza in a domestic flock, prompting the culling of 40 birds to prevent the virus' spread. Dogs and cats are vulnerable to highly pathogenic avian influenza, so any poultry products fed to pets should be thoroughly cooked first, and dogs should be walked on a leash and kept away from dead or sick waterfowl, says State Veterinarian Scott Marshall. Full Story: WLNE-TV (Providence, R.I.) (1/24)
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01/28/2025

Did you know cruciate ligament tears are one of the most common injuries in dogs? It can be a difficult process for both pet and owner, but we are here to help! We are proud to offer orthopedic surgery to help our cruciate torn canines and restore their mobility. https://bit.ly/3BIRQaQ

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01/27/2025

We have an excess of nice live plants in our aquarium. We give these away a couple times a year for free in our client's homes when our plants overgrow our lobby's fish tank. Please email our client service team at [email protected] if you would like some of the pretty pink plants called Ludwigia palustris you see in the picture. It's easy to grow as long as you have bright lighting.