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Highland Veterinary Clinic

Highland Veterinary Clinic specializes in the care and treatment of cats and dogs.

03/21/2025

🐾Thank you Jim for your "Feel Good Friday" photo of your Jackson in his “Don’t worry, Be happy” mode. ❤️ Please send us a feel good picture of your fur baby along with his/her name and a brief description through messenger or email them to us at [email protected].

03/20/2025

🎈🪅🍾Happy 2nd Anniversary to us!🎉🥳🙌 Dr. Dein & the staff at Highland Veterinary Clinic would like to thank all of our clients & their families for a fantastic first two years. You are the ❤️ of our practice and we never take for granted the trust that you put in us each and every day. We are honored to be your Veterinarian and look forward to serving you for many years to come! 💻Watch our page for updates! We are planning an open house in May to celebrate with all of you!
📞Contact: Highland Veterinary Clinic (570) 616-4244 🌐 Website: www.highlandvetcare.com

03/14/2025

🐾Thank you Joe for your "Feel Good Friday" photo of your Ava, Orla and Seamus. Toasted, lightly toasted and burnt 😊 ❤️ Please send us a feel good picture of your fur baby along with his/her name and a brief description through messenger or email them to us at [email protected].

03/12/2025

🚫🐾 National Pet Poison Prevention Week begins Sunday 🐾🚫
It's the perfect time to educate ourselves and others about the dangers of common household items that can be toxic to our furry friends.
Store Medications Safely: Keep all medications, both human and pet, out of reach.
Avoid Toxic Foods: Chocolate, grapes, onions, and certain nuts can be harmful to pets.
Be Cautious with Plants: Some plants, like lilies and poinsettias, are toxic to pets.
Secure Cleaning Supplies: Household cleaners and chemicals should be stored securely.
Know Emergency Contacts: Have your vet's contact information and the Pet Poison Helpline handy.
Did You Know?
In 2023, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center received over 400,000 calls about potential pet poisonings
The top toxins reported include over-the-counter medications (17%), human foods (16.2%), and human prescription medications (13%)
📞 Emergency Contact: Highland Veterinary Clinic (570) 616-4244 or ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Phone Number: (888) 426-4435 🌐 Website: www.highlandvetcare.com
Let's work together to keep our pets safe and healthy! Share this post to spread awareness. 🐶🐱❤️

03/07/2025

🐾Thank you Janene for your "Feel Good Friday" photo of your Gunner and Piper having a good time playing tug of war and shredding their toy.❤️ Please send us a feel good picture of your fur baby along with his/her name and a brief description through messenger or email them to us at [email protected].

03/05/2025

🐾 Celebrate National Nutrition Month with Highland Veterinary Clinic! 🐾
March is National Nutrition Month, and it's the perfect time to ensure your furry friends are getting the best nutrition possible. Here are some tips to keep your pets healthy and happy:
Choose the Right Food: Make sure your pet's diet meets their specific nutritional needs based on their size, age, and activity level.
Age-Appropriate Diet: Puppies and kittens need higher calorie diets to support growth, while senior pets may require lower calorie options to prevent weight gain.
Wet vs. Dry Food: Both have their benefits! Consult with your vet to determine the best option for your pet.
Feeding Schedule: Consistency is key. Stick to a regular feeding schedule and monitor portion sizes to maintain a healthy weight.
Hydration: Always provide fresh water to keep your pet hydrated and support their overall health.
Avoid Harmful Foods: Some human foods can be toxic to pets. Keep chocolate, alcohol, nuts, and onions out of reach.
For more personalized advice, visit our website at https://www.highlandvetcare.com/ or call us at (570) 616-4244. Let's keep our pets healthy together! 🐶🐱 pack

03/01/2025

🐾Just a reminder from Dr. Dein and the staff at Highland Veterinary Clinic. When you flip the calendar page today, please remember to give your dog or cat their monthly heartworm or flea and tick preventatives.👍

02/28/2025

🐾Thank you Megan for your "Feel Good Friday" photo of your Benny working hard on the aqua treadmill five weeks post back surgery. ❤️ Please send us a feel good picture of your fur baby along with his/her name and a brief description through messenger or email them to us at [email protected].

02/26/2025

🐾 What is Spay & Neuter Month? 🐾
Spay and Neuter Month is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of spaying and neutering pets. This month, we focus on educating pet owners about the benefits of these procedures for their furry friends and the community.
Why Should You Spay or Neuter Your Dog or Cat?
Prevent Unwanted Litters: Help reduce the number of homeless pets by preventing unplanned litters.
Health Benefits: Spaying and neutering can reduce the risk of certain cancers and other health issues.
Behavioral Improvements: These procedures can help reduce undesirable behaviors such as marking, roaming, and aggression.
Longer Lifespan: Spayed and neutered pets often live longer, healthier lives.
📍 Location: Bhighland Veterinary Clinic 📞 Contact: (570) 616-4244 🌐 Website: www.highlandvetcare.com
Let's work together to ensure a better future for our pets and community. Share this post to spread the word! 🐶🐱❤️

02/21/2025

🐾Thank you Joan for your "Feel Good Friday" photo of your Lily who knows there is no better feeling than taking over the whole bed! ❤️ Please send us a feel good picture of your fur baby along with his/her name and a brief description through messenger or email them to us at [email protected].

02/19/2025

🦷🐾 Happy Pet Dental Health Month! 🐾🦷
Did you know that dental health is just as important for our furry friends as it is for us? This February, we're celebrating Pet Dental Health Month by spreading awareness about the importance of keeping your pet's teeth and gums healthy.
Why is pet dental care important?
Prevents bad breath
Reduces the risk of oral infections
Helps maintain overall health
Tips for keeping your pet's teeth clean:
Brush their teeth regularly with pet-safe toothpaste.
Provide dental chews and toys to help reduce plaque and tartar buildup.
Schedule regular dental check-ups with your veterinarian.
Let's keep those tails wagging and those smiles shining bright! 😁🐶🐱
📞 Call us at (570) 616-4244 to schedule an appointment today!

02/14/2025

🐾Thank you Cindy for your "Feel Good Friday" photo of your Annie.❤️ Please send us a feel good picture of your fur baby along with his/her name and a brief description through messenger or email them to us at [email protected].

02/12/2025

🐾 Celebrate National Cat Health Month with Highland Veterinary Clinic! 🐾
February is National Cat Health Month, a time to focus on the health and well-being of our feline friends. Here are some ways to celebrate:
Take your cat to the vet: Schedule regular check-ups and vaccinations.
Play with your cat: Make time for fun playtime.
Give your cat extra attention: Show your cat love with belly rubs and homemade treats.
Advocate for responsible cat ownership: Encourage spaying and neutering to control the cat population.
Donate to cat shelters: Support local animal shelters by donating money, supplies, or your time.
Adopt a cat: Consider adopting a cat from a local animal shelter or rescue organization.
Let's make this month special for our furry companions! 🐱❤️
📞 Call us at Highland Veterinary Clinic to schedule your cat's check-up: (570) 616-4244
Visit us at highlandvetcare.com for more information. 🏥🐾

02/07/2025

🐾Thank you Deanna for your "Feel Good Friday" photo of your Tilly waiting ever so patiently in our lobby.❤️ Please send us a feel good picture of your fur baby along with his/her name and a brief description through messenger or email them to us at [email protected].

02/06/2025

Due to the winter weather, we will have a delayed opening today, February 6, 2025.

Our office will open at 10 AM to ensure the safety of our clients, staff and furry friends.

02/05/2025

🐾❤️ February is Heart Month! ❤️🐾
Did you know that pets can suffer from cardiovascular disease just like humans? Understanding the signs and taking preventive measures can help keep your furry friends healthy. Here's what you need to know:
What is Cardiovascular Disease in Pets? Cardiovascular disease in pets includes any condition that affects the heart or blood vessels. It can lead to serious health issues if not detected and treated early.
Common Signs of Heart Disease:
Coughing: Especially after exercise or at night.
Difficulty Breathing: Labored or rapid breathing.
Fatigue: Tiring easily during walks or playtime.
Swollen Belly: Due to fluid buildup.
Fainting: Caused by poor blood flow to the brain.
Prevention and Care:
Regular Vet Check-ups: Early detection is key. Schedule annual visits to monitor your pet's heart health.
Healthy Diet: Feed your pet a balanced diet to maintain a healthy weight.
Exercise: Keep your pet active with regular walks and playtime.
Medication: Follow your vet's advice on medications if your pet is diagnosed with heart disease.
Heart Health Statistics:
More than 10% of dogs will develop heart disease in their lifetime1.
Regular check-ups and early detection can significantly improve the quality of life for pets with heart disease2.
Let's work together to keep our pets' hearts beating strong! 🐶🐱❤️

01/31/2025

🐾Thank you Heather for your "Feel Good Friday" photo of your Mylee.❤️ Please send us a feel good picture of your fur baby along with his/her name and a brief description through messenger or email them to us at [email protected].

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1079 Texas Palmyra Highway, Suite 3
Honesdale, PA
18431

Telephone

+15706164244

Website

http://www.highlandvetcare.com/

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🐾🌟 It's #PetWellnessWednesday! 🌟🐾 Today, let's talk about the importance of regular check-ups for our beloved pets. Just like us, they need preventive care to stay in tip-top shape! From vaccinations to dental hygiene, let's prioritize their wellness together. Have any questions about your pet's health? Drop them below! We are accepting new #furbabys Call us at 570.616.4244 or visit highlandvetcare.com 🐶😺 #VetCare #PetHealth #WellnessWednesday"

🌍🐾 Happy World Spay Day! 🐾🌍 Let's celebrate the power of spaying and neutering to save lives and create healthier communities for our furry friends. Together, let's promote responsible pet ownership! #WorldSpayDay #ResponsiblePetCare 🐾❤️ We are accepting new #furbabys Call us at 570.616.4244 or visit highlandvetcare.com #responsiblepetownership #spayandneuter

February isn't just about Valentine's Day, it's also National Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷✨ Show your furry friends some love by giving them the gift of good oral health. Dental care is essential for their overall well-being. Schedule a check-up today and let's keep those smiles sparkling bright! 😊🐾 Call us at 570.616.4244 or visit highlandvetcare.com #PetDentalHealthMonth #HealthySmiles"

Welcoming a new kitten into your home is an exciting time! Spaying or neutering is a responsible and compassionate choice that not only benefits your kitten but also contributes to the well-being of the broader pet community. Consult with us to determine the optimal time for the procedure based on your kitten's health and age. Call us at 570.616.4244 or visit highlandvetcare.com 🐾💙 #SpayNeuter #PetCare #ResponsibleOwnership #furreverfriend