South Shores Pet Clinic

11/28/2025

FAQ Friday! Curious about your pet’s habits and health? Here are some fascinating facts to help you better understand your furry family members! If you notice changes in behavior or health, book a check-up!

11/27/2025

Did you know that your pet's mouth is home to thousands of bacteria? Unfortunately, if left unchecked, these bacteria can cause periodontal disease. Learn more about the condition and how to prevent it by calling us and scheduling a dental check up for your pet! 310-832-5327

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! We’re so grateful for our amazing pet parents and their pets. Wishing you a joy-filled holiday with your furry family members.

11/25/2025

Some Thanksgiving treats are paw-approved 🐾 Others, not so much! See which holiday foods are safe for pets and which to keep off their plates this season.

11/25/2025

🚹🐾 Neutering your male pet is an important part of responsible pet ownership.

💢 Neutered pets are typically less aggressive, less likely to urine-mark their territory, and less likely to exhibit mounting behavior.

👍 Plus, neutering helps reduce the risk of certain health issues, and can prevent overpopulation.

11/22/2025

November is Pet Diabetes Month! Just like people, pets can develop diabetes, but with early detection and proper care, they can live long, happy, and healthy lives. Keep an eye out for signs such as increased thirst, frequent urination, weight loss, or changes in appetite. If you’ve noticed any of these symptoms, schedule an exam with our team today!

11/20/2025

💉 Vaccinating your pet is a crucial part of their healthcare routine. It helps prepare their immune system to fight many different diseases. But not every pet needs every vaccine.

The specific vaccines your pet requires will be determined by their lifestyle. To find out what's best for your pet, call us here at South Shores Pet Clinic at 310-832-5327 to consult with a Veterinarian. We're here to help! 🐾

11/20/2025

Is relentless scratching controlling your pet's life? Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD) is a common condition caused by an allergic reaction to flea saliva, and a single bite can trigger intense discomfort. Learn the essential strategies for year round parasite prevention, recognizing the signs of FAD in dogs and cats, and effective treatment options to keep your pet comfortable and healthy.

Is relentless scratching controlling your pet's life? Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD) is a common condition caused by an allergic reaction to flea saliva, and a single bite can trigger intense discomfort. Learn the essential strategies for year round parasite prevention, recognizing the signs of FAD i...

11/18/2025

🐾🧠 Pets need mental stimulation throughout their entire lives, not just when they're young. Encourage your adult pet to learn new tricks, solve food puzzles, and sniff out treats to keep their cognitive function strong.

🐶🐱 As pets age, they can suffer from cognitive dysfunction, which can cause anxiety and stress if they forget familiar faces, how doors open, or the location of their food bowl.

👍👵 Help your senior pet maintain their mental health by providing plenty of enrichment activities. Call 310-832-5327 to talk to your veterinarian for more information.

11/17/2025

Looking for a healthy and festive way to spoil your pets? Try this simple DIY Sweet Potato & Apple Bites treat recipe, perfect for cozy autumn days!

11/14/2025

Keep your furry friends happy, healthy, and cozy all season long. Here are some simple tips to help your pet stay comfortable through the chill. Don’t forget to schedule your pet’s fall wellness exam to make sure they’re ready for the colder months ahead! 🍂

11/13/2025

🦷 Did you know that your pet can suffer from dental disease too? By three years old, most cats and dogs have some degree of dental disease.

😔 Don't wait for chronic pain and inflammation to set in! Watch out for early signs like bad breath, yellow tartar buildup, and red and swollen gums.

📅 Schedule your pet's preventive care exam with regular dental evaluations at least once a year. Your furry friend will thank you!

Haven't brought your pet in for their yearly dental exam? Call us to schedule 310-832-5327