Upper Valley Pet Care LLC

07/14/2023

On Friday, July 14, 2023, the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) has identified the presence of cyanobacteria in Mascoma Lake during routine monitoring activities.

To ensure public safety, NHDES advises residents and visitors to Mascoma Lake to adhere to the following precautions:

• Do not wade or swim in the water, particularly near surface blooms.
• Refrain from drinking the lake water and avoid using it for domestic purposes.
• Prevent pets or livestock from entering or approaching the water, as they are particularly vulnerable to toxic cyanobacteria.

12/28/2022

*URGENT*

Clemon is in need of emergency surgery to amputate his back leg after a serious injury during the last storm!

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Every little bit of support helps, thank you so much! 🐾❤️

Times are hard as the holiday season comes along. Our almost 2 year old poor fur baby Clemon got out on us… Zachary Morse needs your support for Clemon Lemon

06/05/2022

ATTN: Please use extreme caution when swimming in lakes or ponds with your pets!

Mascoma Lake & Goose Pond have been flagged as dangerous for swimming due to high levels of cyanobacteria (blue-green algae). These algae blooms occur naturally due to warmer temps and slow water circulation. Some algae blooms generate toxins such as microcystin, which can cause nausea, fever and liver damage in humans and can kill animals.

Cyanobacteria is extremely toxic to pets. When in doubt, keep animals out!

06/04/2022

ALERT FROM NHDES:

Please use extreme caution when swimming in lakes or ponds with your pets!

Mascoma Lake & Goose Pond have been flagged as dangerous for swimming due to high levels of cyanobacteria (blue-green algae). These algae blooms occur naturally due to warmer temps and slow water circulation. Some algae blooms generate toxins such as microcystin, which can cause nausea, fever and liver damage in humans and can kill animals.

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — State officials are warning of potentially dangerous algae blooms...

04/11/2021

02/03/2021

Snow storms can't keep us away from your precious doggos. Thanks for a fun day crew!

02/03/2021

Snow days are for the dogs!