Wishing everyone a happy and safe holiday season! 🐾✨ Remember to keep your pets secure by steering clear of decorations and dangerous foods. Set up a peaceful area for your pets to relax during all the celebrations. #PetSafety #HappyHolidays
🎄 Ask a Vet: Top Tips to Keep Your Pet Calm This Holiday Season! 🎄
The holidays are exciting, but all the festivities can be a lot for our pets! 🐾 Here are some top tips from our vet to keep them calm and comfortable:
✨ Try calming pheromone sprays for a soothing environment
🎶 Play white noise or classical music to drown out loud noises
🧣 Use Snoods or Thundershirts for gentle comfort
💊 Ask your vet about prescription medication if your pet needs extra support
Keep the season joyful and stress-free for your furry friend! 🐶💙 #PetCalmTips #HolidayPetCare #VetAdvice
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The holiday season brings joy and excitement, but it also introduces some hidden dangers for our feline friends. 🐱💖 Watch this quick video to learn how to keep your cats safe and sound this Christmas!
🎁✨ Share this video to spread awareness and keep our pets protected this Christmas! ❤️🐾 #PetSafety #CatHolidayTips #HappyHolidays
🎄🐾 Make Memories with Your Pets This Holiday Season! 🐾🎄
The holidays are a magical time to bond and create lasting memories with your furry friends! Here are a few ways to make this season extra special for them:
🎁 Set Aside Time to Play - Whether it's a brisk walk, a cozy snuggle session, or a game of fetch, spending quality time with your pet brings joy to both of you and strengthens your bond.
✨ Bring Them to Festive Gatherings - If your pet loves socializing, let them join in the holiday fun! Many pets enjoy the extra attention (and treats!) from friends and family. Just be sure they’re comfortable around new people!
🏡 Create a Calming Space - With all the hustle and bustle, make sure your pet has a quiet retreat to relax. Setting up a safe, cozy area with familiar items can help keep them calm amid the festivities.
Let’s make this holiday season memorable for you and your best friend! 🐶🐱💞 #HolidayMemories #PetParentLife #BondWithYourPet #FestiveFun
Happy World Pet Day🐾 Let's celebrate the joy and unconditional love pets bring to our lives every day. Share a picture of your beloved pet in the comments below! 🐶🐱❤️ #WorldPetDay
Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 Let's give thanks for our loyal companions who fill our hearts with joy. Remember to prioritize their health and safety this holiday season. 🐾 #GratefulPets #HolidaySafety
What to Expect at a Senior Pet Wellness Exam!
As pets age, changes in mobility can become more noticeable. During a senior pet wellness exam, our veterinary team will take a comprehensive look at your pet's joint health, muscle strength, and overall movement. We’ll check for signs of arthritis, stiffness, or discomfort that may be slowing them down. Early detection can help us recommend treatments to keep your senior pet comfortable and active longer!
Has your furry friend had their senior wellness check-up yet? Let’s ensure they’re living their golden years in comfort. Schedule today!
Celebrate our senior pets this month with us! 🐾 Senior pets fill our lives with love and loyalty. Share a photo of your senior furry friend in the comments to spread the love! 🐶❤️ #SeniorPetAppreciation
Happy Halloween! 🎃🐾 Don't forget to keep your furry friends safe during the festivities. Wishing you a spooktacular and pet-friendly Halloween! #Halloween #PetSafety
Happy Vet Tech Week!
To all the amazing vet techs who pour their hearts into caring for our furry friends, we see you, we appreciate you, and we celebrate you!
Thank you for your compassion, dedication, and the love you show every patient—no paw too small, no challenge too big!
Check out this special 'day in the life' video we created to honor our incredible teams!
#VetTechWeek #AnimalHeroes #ThankYouTechs #FurryFriendHeroes
McGee gets his cherry eye repaired!
“Cherry eye" is a common term for prolapse (or popping out) of the third eyelid gland. In some dogs, especially certain breeds and often in younger animals, the gland of the third eyelid can become swollen and pop out of its normal position, making it visible as a reddish-pink mass in the corner of the eye, resembling a cherry. That's why it's called a "cherry eye."
In this case, surgical repositioning was needed to correct the cherry eye. This is the most common treatment; veterinarians surgically tack the gland back to normal. This approach is favored because it preserves the gland's function while maintaining healthy tear production.
McGee is expected to make a full recovery in just a few weeks!