Shady Brook Animal Hospital

01/06/2024

❄️As temperatures drop, it’s important to take extra precautions to help keep your pet healthy and happy. Check out our top tips and share this post to help keep your neighborhood pets safe!

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01/04/2024

Does your pet have stinky breath? It could be periodontal disease.

More than 70% of pets show some degree of periodontal disease by the age of 3. Regular exams and routine dental cleanings help us catch signs of disease and intervene before it exacerbates. Reach out to us today to schedule your pet's next wellness visit – we can’t wait to see their smile!

12/30/2023

2024 is almost here! Are you ready to yap out the old and bark in the new? Do your resolutions involve your pet? Share them with us in the comments below!

12/28/2023

The New Year is just a few days away! Here are our top pet safety tips so you can welcome in 2024 as safely as pawsible:

-Keep all pets indoors
-Make sure pets have an ID and are chipped
-Keep human food and alcohol away from your pet, and relay to any guests of this as well
-Keep your pet in a cozy area with music or a TV on. These sounds help to drown out any party noises and/or fireworks.

Spread positive New Year vibes by sharing this post! 🎉

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12/23/2023

We can all agree that when a pet receives a new toy, their excitement is undoubtedly adorable!

Are you gifting your pet a new toy this holiday season? Tell us – or if they already received it – show us in the comments! 🦴🎁

12/21/2023

Do you and/or your pet have an ugly sweater you rock during the holiday season? If so, join us in the holiday spirit and show us in the comments below! We’d love to see them!

12/16/2023

December is a wonderfur month – it’s National Cat Lovers’ Month!

Celebrate your feline friend by giving them their favorite treats, extra cuddles, and by showing us a photo of them in the comments below! 😻

12/14/2023

It’s the howl-iday season, but safety comes first. Here are our top holiday pet safety tips to help ensure your pet stays happy and healthy. Share this post to help spread holiday joy!🐾

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12/09/2023

Did you know that most pets see muted colors?

While dogs can’t see the same array of colors that humans can, they can discern between yellow and blue (making them red-green color blind).

When choosing your pet’s holiday gift this year, maybe opt for a yellow or blue toy! 🔵
Share this post if you learned something new!

12/07/2023

Our pets’ physical exams provide a lot of information on heart, lung, eye, and ear health, but what about what’s going on inside?

Performed at least once a year, blood work panels help us assess your pet’s overall health. Diagnostic labs give us an inside look at how your pet’s liver and kidneys are functioning and help track any changes in their health.

To schedule your pet’s wellness exam, contact us today!

12/02/2023

Today is National Mutt Day – as if we need another reason to celebrate our mixed-breed bestie.

Do you have a mixed-breed pup? Tell us about your mutt and share a photo of them in the comments below. We’d love to see their faces!

11/30/2023

Arthritis is extremely common in pets, especially as they age. Signs of arthritis in pets include (but are not limited to):

-Stiff or swollen joints
-Difficulty standing from a lying position
-Difficulty going upstairs or jumping
-Reduced muscle volume in the rear limbs

If your pet is showing signs of arthritis, please contact us. We have many treatment options available to help keep your pet thriving, comfortable, and happy!

11/25/2023

Did you know that the average dog has an intelligence level comparable to a 2-year-old human? 🤔

According to the American Psychological Association, dogs can learn up to 250 words and gestures, equivalent to toddlers. What words does your pet know?

11/18/2023

Before we activate feast mode, we wanted to share our Thanksgiving safety tips to help keep your pet as healthy as can be.

Share this post to spread awareness and Thanksgiving cheer!🦃

11/17/2023

Thank you so much Kandice for your glowing review. It means so much to us!

11/16/2023

We are so excited to announce some NEW services we are offering!

We are now offering 2 additional bathing packages. A deluxe bathing package and a de-shedding package!

We are also offering additional one-on-one playtimes for your fur-babies during their boarding stay with us!

Space is limited so make sure to book your pet's holiday reservations with us soon.

11/16/2023

Senior pets are more susceptible to certain health problems. Combining regular wellness visits with lots of love can help prolong their life!

Check out our tips on making your pet’s silver-whiskered years more golden. Share this post with a fellow pet parent!

11/15/2023

Holiday season is upon us! Make sure to reserve your pet's boarding stay with us NOW and take advantage of our new boarding add-ons!

11/15/2023

11/14/2023

Our phone lines are back up and running. Thank you so much for your patience.

11/11/2023

In honor of Veteran's Day, we want to express our gratitude to our brave veterans – both human and canine – as well as the Service Dogs who provide unwavering support.​ 💙

To donate, learn more, or apply for the perfect Service Dog match, visit K9s for Warriors here: https://k9sforwarriors.org/​

11/09/2023

November is , and we wanted to bring awareness to some early onset signs to remain vigilant of:

-Excessive drinking
-Increased urination
-Weight loss
-Appetite changes
-Cloudy eyes
-Chronic or recurring infections, especially skin and urinary infections

If any of the above develops in your pet, consult your veterinarian. Diabetic pets can live a long and happy life with proper treatment. Share this post to spread awareness!

11/09/2023

Our phone lines have been down since Monday due to an outage in the area. We have been consistent with our communication with our phone company to find a resolution time for the phones to be back up and have not received an answer. We are so sorry for inconvenience this has caused to our clients and pets. Please email us if you have questions or concerns. We also offer online booking on our website for appointments.

11/04/2023

Senior pets are perfect for families that are looking for a loyal companion, and at your local animal shelter, there is a senior pet waiting for their fur-ever home.

Did you adopt your senior pet? If so, tell us about your pet’s adoption story in the comments below!

11/02/2023

Your pet’s bladder is an important part of their overall health. With November being , we wanted to share our top tips to help keep your pet healthy and some signs that might indicate an issue is present.

Share this post to help keep your fellow pet parents in the know!

10/28/2023

Did you know that 1 in 5 parents dress up their pet as a pumpkin? 🎃

According to the National Retail Federation, pumpkin pet costumes are very popular, followed by a hotdog, superhero, or bumblebee costume!

What does your pet plan to dress up as this Halloween? Show us in the comments below!

10/26/2023

**WE WILL BE CLOSED NOV 8TH**
We will not have a doctor on site this day.
If your pet has an emergency: we recommend calling EPCT
If your pet will need medication refills: please contact us prior to Nov 8th. so we are able to fill them before.
We are so sorry for any inconvenience this may cause, however we will reopen Nov 9th with normal business hours.

10/26/2023

Halloween is only a few days away! We wanted to share our top pet safety tips so you and your pet can have a happy howl-o-ween. Enjoy, be safe, and share this post for awareness! 🐾 🎃

10/21/2023

Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear scrubs, are covered in slobber, and have a trail of pet hair that follows their every move.

As we wrap up Vet Tech Week, we want to extend our gratitude and appreciation to our Vet Techs! Join us in giving a round of appaws to our team in the comments below! 🎉🐾

10/19/2023

October is Animal Safety & Protection Month, shedding light on pet safety protocols to help keep your pet healthy and as happy as possible!

Share this post to help promote awareness and possibly save a pet’s life. 💙