Marshall Pet Care Clinic

02/10/2025

Share your tips/tricks on how you keep you precious kitties healthy.

01/20/2025

Due to recent cat deaths linked to bird-flu, we recommend everyone stop feeding raw diets containing duck, turkey, and/or chicken. We will keep you updated as information becomes available to us.

A new source of exposure highly pathogenic avian influenza is affecting cats: raw diets containing poultry such as duck, turkey, or chicken that were contaminated with the virus. Cats appear to be particularly susceptible to severe illness from H5N1, often resulting in death.

01/16/2025

We want to inform you about an important change regarding the ownership transition.

To prescribe medication, a valid doctor-client-patient relationship is required. This means your pet must be examined by a veterinarian at least once a year to maintain that relationship.

We kindly request that you provide us with a 24-hour notice for prescription refills, both for physical and written requests. While we strive to complete refills as quickly as possible, please be aware that it may take up to 24 hours to process your request. There are several steps involved in refilling a prescription for your pet, and we take each of them very seriously.

Our goal is to provide the best possible care for your pets, and we appreciate your understanding and support of our dedication to their well-being. If you have any questions or concerns regarding our prescription policy, please feel free to contact us at any time.

01/14/2025

We're still celebrating National Train Your Dog Month. Check out this video and let us know your thoughts.

Training a dog is never an easy task and there are a lot of things to think about but I have 3 things that you must do when training a dog.If you need help t...

01/09/2025

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01/07/2025

January is National Train Your Dog Month. We'll be sharing tips, tricks and insight into training all month long.

01/02/2025

When does a pet become a "senior"?

The short answer: it varies.

Cats are generally considered “senior” after 10 years of age. However, dogs don’t have a universal age of seniority because of their wider variety in size. Larger breed dogs tend to have shorter life spans than smaller breeds. For this and other reasons, experts suggest that dogs be considered “senior” when they reach the last 25 percent of the estimated life span for their breed. On average, using data from the American Kennel Club, this translates to the following ages:

Small or toy breeds (less than 20 pounds): 8 to 11 years
Medium-sized breeds (20 to 50 pounds): 8 to 10 years
Large breeds (50 to 90 pounds): 8 to 9 years
Giant breeds (more than 90 pounds): 6 to 7 years

12/30/2024

We'll be closed New Year's Eve & New Year's Day. We'll reopen regular hours on January 2nd! We look forward to seeing you all in the New Year!!

Stay safe and have a very Happy New Year!!

12/27/2024

It's Quiz Time!!!

When does a pet become a “senior”?

12/23/2024

Stay safe and warm!! We'll be back in the clinic on Thursday, December 26, 2024 at 8:00 am.

12/20/2024

12/18/2024

"If you can't help them, at least don't hurt them." - Dalai Lama

12/17/2024

We are thrilled to announce an extraordinary achievement by one of our Veterinary Village clients: Sandi Lyon has been named the 2024 AKC Breeder of the Year!

“We are proud to honor Sandi Lyon with the 2024 AKC Breeder of the Year award," said Dennis B. Sprung, AKC President and CEO. “The Margaux Bouviers prefix has become synonymous with top-quality, healthy Bouvier des Flandres in the United States, and her impact on the breed will continue for years to come.”

Please join us in congratulating her on this prestigious honor! 🎉🐾

12/11/2024

Some of us take the workday more seriously than others.

Obi, our clinic kitty, sleeping on the job again.