Furever Family Veterinary Care Center

03/17/2025

Happy St Patrick's Day from all of us at Furever Family!

03/13/2025

With the potential for severe weather headed our way Friday, we felt it a good time to remind everyone of a few steps you can take to help keep yourself and your pet safe during a weather emergency. Stay safe everyone!

03/12/2025

Did you know that a dog's nose has 300 million receptors?! A human only has about 5 million. This make them some of the greats in scent work such as nose work, drug and bomb detection, and medical alert service dogs. Some dogs have even been known to be able to detect cancer!

03/10/2025

03/09/2025

RECALL ALERT - Wild Coast Raw is recalling lots of frozen Boneless Free Range Chicken Formula raw pet food for cats because it has the potential to be contaminated with Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) H5N1 also known as bird flu. H5N1 can be transmitted to animals eating contaminated product.

The product, 16oz and 24oz frozen Boneless Free Range Chicken Formula raw pet food for cats, was distributed to pet food retailers in Washington State and Oregon. The product is frozen in a small round white plastic container with a green label.

The affected lots are identified by a sticker on the lid with a number of #22660, #22653, #22641, #22639, #22672 and #22664 with a Best Buy date of 12/25. The recall is widened to include any raw material sharing similar production dates and lot codes as #22660 and #22664. These two lot codes were included in the WSDA’s public health alert on 2/14. MORE: https://bit.ly/3F098BX

03/07/2025

Please help us wish one of our Patient Care Advisors, Kaitlyn, a happy 24th birthday! We are so grateful to have her on our team!

03/06/2025

Leon visited us today for his pre anesthetic bloodwork to be done. While bloodwork can make some dogs nervous nellies, Leon didn’t even seem to notice. He’s a ladies man, and was happy about being swooned over with belly rubs, head scratches, and treats. He is one sweet and happy guy!

03/05/2025

Did you know that we offer laser therapy? If you already knew that, did you know that we use laser therapy for a variety of things?!

Laser therapy can be used for a variety of ailments such as arthritis, post surgical laser incisions, periodontal disease, and wound healing (and many more)!

Little Newman here was hit by a car and suffered a very large wound to his left front leg. He has been receiving laser treatments multiple times a week to help aid the healing process. We will refrain from showing you the lovely pictures, but trust us when we say the laser has helped his wound a ton!

Interested in laser treatment? Give us a call or text today!

03/04/2025

03/03/2025

Last chance to save big! Time is running out to take advantage of our Dental Days Deal. Book your pet’s next dental cleaning between now and March 15th to get $100 off your visit. There's only a few spots left, so don’t miss out! Give us a call or visit our link in bio to schedule your pet’s appointment today 🗓️

03/03/2025

03/01/2025

02/28/2025

Winnie is looking forward to Spring. Are you?! We sure all are!

02/27/2025

Did you know that cats can become infected with avian influenza? Due to the recent avian influenza outbreak, here are some recommendations to keep your feline friend safe and healthy.
1) Raw diets are a no no! Unpasteurized milk and raw or undercooked meat—including retail pet diets that contain raw meat—have been linked to severe illness and death from H5N1 in pet cats and captive big cats.
2) Keep cats indoors to prevent exposure to birds and other wildlife.
3)Avoid contact with sick or dead birds and other wildlife yourself.
4)If you feed birds or walk near bird feeders or other places birds (including poultry) gather, change your shoes or disinfect their soles before entering your house.
For a complete list of ways to keep your feline friend safe from H5N1, visit

Since the U.S. outbreak of avian influenza A (H5N1) in dairy cattle began in March 2024, dozens of cats are known to have contracted the virus, including barn and feral cats, indoor cats, and big cats in zoos and in the wild (e.g., mountain lions, tigers, leopards, and bobcats).

02/26/2025

Kaitlyn is one of our Veterinary Technicians and has been in veterinary medicine for 11 years.
While there are many things that she enjoys about her job, she has a passion for anything surgical. Helping owners and their pets feel comfortable about the surgical process and giving the best care possible before, during, and after surgery is something she always strives to do.
When Kaitlyn isn't at work doing vet tech things, you can find her at a Crossfit gym, out walking her German Shepherd, Sage, and spending time with her husband and step children.