K9CareLBK

12/16/2024

Today is Make a Difference Monday!

Visit your local shelter and take a pup for a walk or spend time purring it up with the felines.
If your shelter allows, take a pup out for the day and bring them by the store for a treat!

If time is short, say something positive to everyone you come across today.
Ex. Compliment their shirt/hat/etc.
Tell them thank you for what they do and for just being awesome!

Those simple comments go a long way! Especially this time of year. 🥰

Thank you for supporting us! We really appreciate all the love and you all give us!

(Photo is from Google)

12/02/2024

By Dr. Kathy Morris-Stilwell

There is no way to diagnose the vast majority of lumps on appearance only. A lump is a lump is a lump. A N Y lump deserves to be examined cytologically.

A needle is inserted, some cells are removed, stained and examined microscopically. The evaluation can either be done by a vet with experience doing so, or sent to a pathologist. The cells can often provide a diagnosis or guide us into knowing how to proceed – biopsy (to better identify if cytology doesn’t give complete diagnosis), remove, or ignore. Cytology is used to decide if the mass is likely not malignant, or if additional diagnostics or removal is indicated, and how aggressively it should be excised (how big/deep the incision should be).

There are few masses/tumors that can be diagnosed by just the appearance or how it feels. Some lumps look boring and are actually evil: some look evil but are benign. And so many masses look and feel the same. If cytology doesn’t provide a diagnosis, biopsy is advised. There is no way to diagnose the vast majority of lumps on appearance only.

11/30/2024

11/30/2024

Some of our Turkeys this year. 🦃

11/28/2024

Pardon me ma’am….
May we have a crumb?

11/26/2024

Reposting as more people come forward with case numbers.

Dear Valued Clients,

We are reaching out to you today with a sincere apology for having to address an important matter involving a former independent contractor, Katy Banner.

Katy’s contract was terminated from K9CareLBK in July following an internal investigation after a complaint regarding a theft incident. We made a statement available to our clients via our portal, but it appears not all of our clients received this statement.

It has recently come to our attention that despite her termination, Ms. Banner has continued to represent herself as a contractor of K9CareLBK. She has been contacting members of our client list via her personal cell phone in an attempt to secure work for pet care services. We want to clarify that she is no longer associated with our company, and we strongly advise against engaging her services under the assumption that she is still affiliated with us.

At K9CareLBK, we provide the best and most reliable pet care in the industry. Fully bonded and insured, we prioritize your pet’s safety and well-being. With our trusted team, you can have peace of mind knowing your pet is in experienced and caring hands.

On the advice of our legal team, we are issuing this statement to protect our clients and ensure transparency. We previously released an initial communication about this situation, but it has come to our attention that not all affected individuals received that message.

We deeply regret any confusion or inconvenience this may have caused and appreciate your understanding as we continue to prioritize the safety and security of your pets and homes. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly.

Thank you for your continued trust in K9CareLBK.

11/17/2024

11/16/2024

Ma’am…. A cuddle please…

11/16/2024