Fleas and ticks can cause serious issues for pets, from irritation to disease.
Year-round prevention is key to keeping them healthy and comfortable.
Call us today and ask about the best prevention options for your pet. 🐾
From specialized pet foods and health supplements to pet odor candles, we’ve got you covered.
Plus, everything is vet-approved, so you can trust it’s the best for your furry friend.
Stop by during your next visit or ask our team for recommendations—we’re here to help!
From our family to yours, we’re wishing you and your furry friends a joyful Christmas!
May your holiday season be merry, bright, and full of tail wags and purrs! 🎄🐾
Keep your pets safe this winter with these essential tips! 🐾
❄️ Keep Pets Warm and Cozy: Make sure your pet has a warm, dry spot indoors, away from cold drafts. Short-haired or smaller breeds may appreciate a cozy sweater or coat for outdoor trips. Be mindful of space heaters and fireplaces to prevent accidental burns.
❄️ Protect Those Paws from Salt and Ice: Snow, ice, and salt can be tough on paws, causing cracking and irritation. Use pet-safe paw wax or booties, and remember to wipe their paws after walks to remove any lingering salt or chemicals.
❄️ Watch Outdoor Time Carefully: Limit time outside, especially for smaller or older pets, as hypothermia and frostbite can set in quickly. If you notice shivering or signs of discomfort, it’s time to head back indoors.
Winter can be a fun and exciting season for our pets—just be sure they’re enjoying the snow safely!
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Keep the holiday season safe and joyful for your pets by choosing animal-friendly decorations!
Secure Christmas trees, tie up loose wires, and skip tinsel and holly.
A few simple steps can help create a festive and safe environment for all family members—furry ones included!
Popular Christmas foods
such as
🎄 Garlic & onions
🎄 Chocolate
🎄 Nuts
🎄 Grapes or raisins
🎄 Fat trimmings & bones
Can be toxic or not healthy for your pets to consume. Make sure you keep these foods out of reach from your furry friends.
Want your pet to have a treat while at the dinner table? Give them a few pieces of their dog food or a dog treat to make them feel special.
For even the best pets the holidays can be a bit overwhelming. 🐾
It's important to create a quiet, cozy space where your pet can retreat if they’re feeling anxious with visitors.
Whether it’s a comfy bed in a separate room or a favorite blanket in a calm corner, giving them a safe place to relax will help keep their stress levels low.
Is your furry friend itching, licking, or sneezing up a storm? 🐾 These could be signs of allergies—here are the top 4 symptoms to watch for and how you can help!
🦴 Excessive Itching or Scratching: Constant scratching, especially around the face, paws, or ears, is one of the most common signs of allergies in pets.
🦴 Red, Irritated Skin or Hot Spots: Allergies can cause inflammation, leading to red patches, rashes, or sores, especially in areas your pet frequently licks or bites.
🦴 Licking or Chewing Paws: If your pet is constantly licking or chewing their paws, it could be a sign of allergies, particularly to grass, pollen, or other environmental allergens.
🦴 Sneezing or Watery Eyes: Similar to humans, pets with environmental allergies may sneeze frequently or have watery, irritated eyes.
🦴 Head shaking or multiple ear infections may also be another indicator of allergies.
If your pet shows any of these signs, a visit to the vet can help identify the source and provide the best treatment!
While their long naps are normal, excessive lethargy or changes in sleep patterns could be a sign of underlying health issues.
Keep an eye on your cat’s energy levels, and if something feels off, a vet check-up can help ensure they’re happy and healthy.
To keep your furry friends safe and healthy this holiday season, here are the top foods to avoid sharing:
- Turkey Bones
- Fatty Foods
- Onions and Garlic
- Desserts with Chocolate or Raisins
- Macadamia Nuts
By keeping these foods out of reach, you can ensure your dog stays happy and healthy through the holidays!
Are your furry friends experiencing these symptoms?
It might be time to schedule a check-up and make sure your pet is in top shape.
Give us a call today and let's work together to get your furry friend feeling their best!
At our clinic, our company culture is rooted in going the extra mile for both our community and their cherished pets.
From personalized care to thoughtful follow-up support, we treat every animal like family and every client with the compassion they deserve.
Because for us, it’s not just about veterinary care—it’s about building relationships with the people and pets we proudly serve. 🐾
