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04/16/2024

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04/16/2024

02/20/2024

Heal yourself with the light of the sun and the rays of the moon. With the sound of the river and the waterfall. With the swaying of the sea and the fluttering of birds.
Heal yourself with mint, neem, and eucalyptus. Sweeten with lavender, rosemary, and chamomile.
Hug yourself with the cocoa bean and a hint of cinnamon. Put love in tea instead of sugar and drink it looking at the stars. Heal yourself with the kisses that the wind gives you and the hugs of the rain.
Stand strong with your bare feet on the ground and with everything that comes from it. Be smarter every day by listening to your intuition, looking at the world with your forehead. Jump, dance, sing, so that you live happier.
Heal yourself, with beautiful love, and always remember...you are the medicine.
~María Sabina
María Sabina Magdalena García was a Mazatec curandera, medicine woman and poet who lived in Huautla de Jiménez, a town in the Sierra Mazateca area of the Mexican state of Oaxaca in southern Mexico.]

02/20/2024

02/03/2024

Congratulations to Miss Shelby Kenney our February 2024 pet of the month! Shelby has been coming to see us since she was a little fuzz ball. We are always happy to see her at daycare and she has the proudest humans ❤️ congratulations Shelby!!!

02/02/2024

I hope I told you
How much you meant to me
And how much
I would miss you
When you were gone
I hope I told you
I hope I did

A little Poem by Athey Thompson
Taken from “A Little Book Of Poetry”
By Athey Thompson.
Art by S. Hee

02/02/2024

"Sad night last night but today is a brighter day. The ewe (female sheep) on the left lambed a stillborn and we were unable to resuscitate it. She cried most of the night longing for her lamb after we removed it.
The ewe on the right lambed twins last week, though they were very small. It seems that today she has given one of her twins to the grieving mother to raise as her own. This is a photo of them together with their new children."
Credit: Bishop Family Farm

02/02/2024

If you find a "dead" hedgehog during the cold months, do not bury it, do not throw it in the trash...
No one wants to see a dead animal in their garden or road, but it could be a hedgehog hibernating from November to March.
They usually dig holes to stay safe, but we have less green areas, bushes or wooded areas these days and it’s becoming harder to find a safe place to spend the winter sleeping.
Some may come into your gardens seeking safety and warmth to hibernate, some are so exhausted from looking that they end up sleeping in various strange places like roadside streets or even on pavements.
When they are in hibernation, their heart rate and general body functioning slow down considerably, as a way of saving energy that can confuse a person that the hedgehog is dead.
Just in case you see a stationary hedgehog, make sure it is in a safe and warm place and that it can last five months.
If you find a hedgehog in your garden or somewhere on the street, make a hole in a cardboard box and in a dry, safe and quiet place so it can spend the cold months there.
Hedgehogs are an endangered species, they are completely harmless and very important in our ecosystem. They eat beetles, snails, frogs, lizards, snakes, including poisonous.
They also destroy mice nests.
They are not afraid of bees or wasps. The hedgehog can easily destroy a hornet's nest and eat its inhabitants by ignoring their bites.
Scientists have long noticed the immunity of hedgehogs to strong poisons, including bites from insects. This antidote phenomenon is not yet known to scientists.
Be aware when you see a hedgehog in the cold months. It costs nothing to help such a fragile wee thing.
Let's be kind to animals!
Credit ~All Animals

12/30/2023

The wolf never eats corpses, neither animals, nor people; it spends its whole life with a partner, it does not mate with its mother or sister; it is a monogamous animal, it does not deceive.
If a partner dies, the wolf remains alone; it knows its young ones well: it is the only animal that helps their parents after deep old age and brings them food.
When you kill a wolf, it looks you in the eye until its soul gives out; it's 25% smarter than the smarter dog, and it's the only animal that doesn't obey training, they say...
*sometimes the bad thing in the movie is not how they portray it

12/28/2023

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We hope this season fills you with faith, renewed hope and good health that will last you a lifetime.
Have a blessed Christmas.

12/23/2023

Uncomfortably accurate.

12/23/2023

What’s going on with the canine respiratory illness in the news? Is it viral or bacterial—or possibly overblown media coverage? NEWStat talks to...

12/23/2023

STORY TIME!!! We promised a good Ellie story(our pet of the month)here she is... Ellie was brought to the clinic through a great local rescue in pretty rough shape and weighed just under 1 pound, so young her eyes were just starting to open. She came with one brother and they were both critically ill and Ellie was in emergent need of a blood transfusion. She was anemic from 2 preventable issues, Fleas and intestinal parasites. Ellie received her blood and spent several weeks with one of our technicians before going to a wonderful foster home to wait for her forever family to come along. She absolutely hit the jackpot of families. She was adopted by one of our wonderful clients and now spends her days playing with her brother Gus, swimming, and lucky for us she comes to daycare so we can see her often. So there you are Ellie's journey to health. Congratulations on being pet of the month Miss Ellie. 💜🐾🐾

12/23/2023

Quote: Eckhart Tolle
Art: Jackie Morris

09/29/2023

We all make mistakes.

Let's teach children that mistakes don't define who we are. It's how we handle those mistakes that matters.🧡

An important reminder from New Adventures in Motherhood

09/28/2023

Halloween costume☁️🤣☁️

09/28/2023

09/10/2023

~Albert Einstein

08/22/2023

Check out our published study on the effects of a combination of gabapentin and mirtazapine transdermal on signs of stress in cats during a veterinary examination. This double-blinded, placebo-controlled study assessed the effect of transdermal mirtazapine on the amount of gabapentin-laced food ingested, and the effect of gabapentin on signs of fear and anxiety in cats when handled for examination.

Access the entire study below and dive into our Fear Free Research page for both current and past research that further honor our mission to alleviate fear, anxiety, and stress for the pets in our care.

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https://fearfreepets.com/fear-free-research/

08/22/2023

Shelley will profoundly transform your relationship with your horse via her books, courses & advice.

06/20/2023

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