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Hey PVS Crew! We have some news for you! If you are looking for a new family pet then these three are looking for some fur-ever homes. Come by our location to visit them today or if you can't make it then visit their website to inquire about them. Hope to see you there! http://buddiesforlifeinc.com/ https://buddiesforliferescuemeorg.rescueme.org/
THERES A NEW DOCTOR IN TOWN!!!! Come in and say hello to Dr. Terrie.
We want to let our families know that Dr. Keener has moved on to new endeavors and is no longer with us. We would like to thank him for a great year and wish him well in his future.
Here's to a great upcoming year!
Our staff would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas. Thank you for allowing us to care for your pets here at PetSmart Veterinary Services at Fashion Square.
Thanksgiving is a holiday that’s centered around family and food. While it’s tempting to include the furry members of our family in the feast, many aspects of Thanksgiving can put pets in danger (so put down that turkey leg)! Here are some tips to keep your pet safe on Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Food Dangers for Dogs and Cats
It can be tempting for you and your guests to sneak the family pet a taste of the delicious meal, but common Thanksgiving dishes are full of ingredients that are toxic to dogs and cats or can cause digestive upset.
Keep your pet away from these dangerous festive foods:
Turkey. Avoid giving your pet turkey meat, especially fatty dark meat and skin (a small amount of unseasoned white meat is okay), and never give them any leftover bones. Not only are bones a choking hazard, but they can splinter inside your pet’s digestive tract and cause a trip to the emergency vet.
Garlic, onion, leeks, and chives. These seasonings are common in many Thanksgiving dishes and are toxic to dogs and cats – they can cause destruction of their red blood cells. Avoid giving your pet a bite of anything cooked with these ingredients, like green beans, potatoes, stuffing, or gravy.
Unbaked dough containing yeast. Unbaked yeast dough can cause a stomach blockage if eaten because the yeast in the dough makes it rise and expand. Plus, the natural fermentation of the yeast in your cat or dog’s stomach can cause alcohol poisoning. If you plan on baking some delicious dinner rolls for Thanksgiving, make sure to proof your dough somewhere that your pet can’t get to it, such as in a turned-off oven or microwave, not right on the counter where it’s often in your pet’s easy reach.
Desserts. Desserts like pies, fruitcakes, or cookies should be kept out of your pet’s reach as well. Many people know that chocolate is toxic for dogs and cats, but so are raisins, currants, and the popular sugar-substitute xylitol. Xylitol, even in small amounts, is toxic to dogs, so keep that slice of keto-friendly/diabetic-friendly/sugar-free pie to yourself.
Not only do you not want to give your pets any toxic foods, but you want to make sure they don’t decide to dive into the trash in search of yummy scraps. Ask family and guests to not feed the dog and make sure your trash can is secure.
SOURCE: https://www.zoetispetcare.com/blog/article/thanksgiving-pet-safety
In honor of and to thank our Veterans for their service we are offering a FREE office visit on Saturday, November 11th for all Veterans and active military. Come in and meet our very own Veteran Dr. Keener!!
September 28 is World Rabies Day, a global health observance started in 2007 to raise awareness about the world’s deadliest infectious disease and bring together partners to enhance prevention and control efforts worldwide.
IN OBSERVANCE OF WORLD RABIES DAY, WE WILL BE OFFERING A FREE EXAM ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH AND 30TH WHEN UPDATING YOUR PETS RABIES VACCINE.
World Rabies Day is an opportunity to reflect on how rabies impacts your community and other communities around the world.
The best way to protect yourself, your family, and your pets is to keep dogs and cats up to date on their rabies vaccinations.
While rabies is a 100% preventable disease, nearly 60,000 people die from the disease around the world each year.
We are excited to announce that we now accept CareCredit! Apply now or use your existing account to pay for your pets care. https://www.carecredit.com/go/325QNM/
We would like to thank our friends at the Veterinary Emergency Clinic of Central Fl. for saving this big boys life! After a visit with us, it was determined that this boy needed emergency intervention for a urinary blockage. Hooligans mom was so diligent in noticing something was off with his ability to urinate. Never wait to seek veterinary care if you notice anything different or off in your pets behavior or health. If you need emergency care outside of our business hours, call the VEC at 407-644-4449.
We share an amazing bond with our PetSmart staff. We love working together to provide a great experience here at PetSmart and PetSmart Veterinary Services at Fashion Square.
We are open and have available appointments today and tomorrow. Call 689-223-4050 to schedule. We are offering $25 anxiety consults and $20 off microchipping today and tomorrow.
We take great pride in not only caring for our patients but also building lasting relationships with our pet parents! We just adore Brindisi and her Mom!
We love bunnies! Dimi had a good check up with us. Dr. Keener was able to go over good husbandry, diet and wellness care. Bring your bunny in for a wellness consult with Dr. Keener. He also sees other small pocket pets and reptiles.
Starting August 13th we will be open from 9-5! schedule your appointment for your pet now! We are happy to see same day urgent visits as well as general wellness visits. Walk ins are always welcome or call 689-223-4050 to book your appointment.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BELLA!
We want to thank our partners at Chewy.com for always going the extra mile to make our pet parents and their pets feel special! If you need a pet prescription or item that we do not carry, order with them for a quick approval process. You can also call us to facilitate that order for you. 689-223-4050
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Visit our very own Dr Keeners YouTube Channel to learn about veterinary basics and pet care. You will also learn about the high standards of care he provides while caring for your pets.
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Who can resist this sweet face! Did you know Dr. Keener sees pocket pets and reptiles?
We will be offering Sunday appointments. Stay tuned for our Sunday start date and hours! We will see general appointments as well as same day urgent visits.
We love sharing memorable events with the PetSmart team. Congratulations Amanda and Alex on your upcoming addition to your family. Thank you for including the PVS team at your baby shower.
Schedule your anxiety consultation with Dr. Keener or Dr. Feliciano online or give us a call!
Say hello to some of the adorable faces we see here at PVS! Go online to schedule your appointment today!
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Orlando, FL
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