Bayshore Animal Hospital

11/16/2024

Happy National Slobber Appreciation Day! Share a photo of your pet at their slobberiest!

11/13/2024

Be the purr-son your pet thinks you are. Celebrate World Kindness Day with extra cuddles and care. 😻🐶

11/11/2024

Honoring the brave men and women who have served our country with strength and dedication. Thank you for your service.

11/07/2024

Lymphoma is one of the most common cancers in dogs, but early detection can make a big difference. If your dog is showing signs of lethargy, swelling, or weight loss, it’s worth a check-up with your vet. We’re here to support you and your pup through every step.

11/04/2024

Animal shelters are always in need of volunteers and pet supplies, and what better way to give thanks this season than by giving back? A little of your time or a donation can make a big difference for pets waiting for their forever homes. 💕

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween! 🎃👻 Share your pet’s costume and tell us what spooky fun you have planned for the day! 🕸️

10/29/2024

Whisker Wednesday meets National Cat Day! 😺 Double the reason to celebrate our feline friends. No cheating—drop the most recent photo of your kitty from your camera roll in the comments!

10/25/2024

Common household items like certain plants, foods, and cleaning supplies can be toxic to pets. This National Animal Safety and Protection Month, take a moment to check your home for hidden dangers.

10/19/2024

Fetch, it’s what the dog-tor ordered! 🐾 Celebrate National Fetch Day with some outdoor fun.

10/18/2024

10/15/2024

🐶 Who rescued who? 🐾 Adopting a shelter dog brings so much joy and love into your life. Celebrate National Adopt A Shelter Dog Month by sharing a photo of your adopted pup!

10/09/2024

Pet wellness starts with a balanced lifestyle. 🐕 On National Pet Obesity Awareness Day, take a closer look at your pet’s diet and activity levels. Have questions? We're here to help—give us a call at +1 239-997-9663!

10/01/2024

Put your best paw forward—it's National Walk Your Dog Week! 🐾 How many steps do you and your dog aim to hit on your walks?