Dog, Cat & Bird Clinic of Nutley

03/27/2025

Small in size, mighty in heart! 💪🐶

02/18/2025

Save This Life, a Texas-based pet microchip company, has abruptly ceased operations, leaving many pet owners concerned about their pets’ identification and safety. The company’s shutdown has resulted in the disconnection of their database from national registries, meaning that microchips registered with Save This Life no longer link to owners’ contact information when scanned.
Identifying Affected Microchips:
To determine if your pet’s microchip is affected, check the microchip number. Microchips starting with 991 or 900164 are likely from Save This Life. You can verify your pet’s microchip number through your veterinarian or by using the AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup Tool.
Recommended Actions:
If your pet’s microchip was registered with Save This Life, it’s crucial to re-register the existing microchip number with another reputable registry to ensure your contact information is accessible if your pet goes missing. Several registries offer this service, including:

FreePetChipRegistry.com: Offers free registration for any brand of microchip.
• PetLink.net: Provides pet recovery services and microchip registration.
• HomeAgain.com: Offers a national pet recovery database and related services.
• AKCReunite.org: The American Kennel Club’s pet recovery service.
Re-registering your pet’s microchip ensures that shelters and veterinary clinics can access your contact information, facilitating a swift reunion if your pet is found. It’s also advisable to keep your contact information up to date in the chosen registry.

02/18/2025

Meet Ravioli! 17 weeks old, 26.1 lbs of pure mystery and cuteness. Those blue eyes and that adorable face—who could resist? Any guesses on his breed?

02/13/2025

Small but mighty! 💙 Smoky the 6-month-old Yorkie weighing in at just 3.62 lbs—tiny, but full of personality! 🐾✨

02/13/2025

Little Henry is all set for his first puppy check-up! 😍🐶 11 weeks old and 11.4 lbs of pure cuteness!

02/13/2025

Miss Dottie is all pawsitive vibes for her check-up! ❤️🐾 3 years old and a healthy 57.1 lbs of pure love!

02/10/2025

The cutest little boy !!

02/07/2025

Sue has a new coworker today, Molly !

01/30/2025

Meet Bodhi! 🐾 This 13-week-old Lab Retriever mix is rocking his first vet visit at 15.56 lbs. Growing, thriving, and stealing hearts already! 💙

01/29/2025

Meet Boomer! 💙 18 weeks old, 21.9 lbs, and already a fighter. This sweet boy was found as a stray near a bayou in LA, having survived being shot in the face. He had a bullet surgically removed from his mandible, but his spirit remains unbreakable. Ready to start his new chapter filled with love!

01/28/2025

01/25/2025

Double trouble at the vet 🧡🐾 Keeping these orange brothers healthy and (mostly) happy!

01/24/2025

Bentley’s first vet visit! This adorable 9-week-old Yorkie Poo is already stealing hearts everywhere 🐾💕

01/21/2025

Cora’s first vet visit! This sweet girl was rescued from Puerto Rico and proudly sports a heart-shaped mark on her side 🫶🏼 Love is definitely in the air!

01/17/2025

Mast cell tumors are the most common skin tumor in dogs, with between seven and 21 percent of all canine skin tumors being mast cell tumors. Diagnosis can often be made with a needle aspirate, which collects some cells of the tumor with a needle, and the cells are examined under the microscope. The granules have distinct staining characteristics that have a firework pattern, leading to their recognition. Early detection saves lives! 🐾 Regular check-ups and prompt attention to new lumps or bumps can make all the difference.

01/16/2025

TANK 💪🏼

01/16/2025

The happiest little boy at his first vet visit !! This is Gunner a 16 week old lab retriever mix🦮 weighing in at 13.5 lbs !

01/14/2025

ET phone homeee☝🏼