A good time was had by all! Thank you Somerton Parks & Rec and all the businesses that helped us sponsor the free raffle: Shaggy to Chic, Grooming by Josephine, Kiwi’s Lerma’s, Visit Yuma, Border Gym, and our friend Kyla! Many thanks! Thank you to our staff who came to work and play!
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🎄🐾 Merry Christmas from The Pet Clinic! 🎅🐶🐱
Wishing you and your furry friends a festive season filled with love, joy, and endless tail wags! 🌟 May your homes be filled with the warmth of pet cuddles and the magic of the holidays.
At The Pet Clinic, we're grateful for the opportunity to care for your beloved companions throughout the year. Your trust in us means the world, and we're honored to be a part of keeping your pets happy and healthy. As you celebrate with your four-legged family members, may the love they bring into your lives be the greatest gift of all.
Here's to a holiday season full of purrs, barks, and unforgettable moments. From the entire team at The Pet Clinic, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🎁🐾
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🐾 Yuma County Dog & Pet Owners! Visit Dr. Sandigo at The Pet Clinic in Somerton for compassionate pet care. Listen as he explains what to expec at The Pet Clinic in Somertont! For any of your pet needs please give us a call at 📲 928-315-6600 #PetCare #VetClinic #AnimalHealth #CompassionateCare #PetWellness #WinterWellness #PetCareTips #HealthyPup
HOLIDAY HAZARDS TIPS🎅🎄☃️
They might look beautiful but holiday decorations may be hazardous for pets. Here are a few tips to keep your pet safe this holiday season:
🎄 Securely anchor and keep pets away from the tree. Also remember to sweep up any fallen brush or pine needles.
💡 Hang strands of lights higher up. Not only can pets get tangled in strings, but these strands can give them a potentially life-threatening electrical shock if they bite through the wire.
🐈 Tinsel and ornaments can seem like toys (especially to cats) and can cause serious stomach issues if ingested. Avoid using tinsel when possible and stick with larger, shatterproof ornaments that aren’t easy to break or swallow.