Gage Animal Hospital

10/31/2024

Halloween can be a fun but scary time for many pets. Large amounts of people coming and going from houses can cause stress in some pets. It's also worth keeping in mind not all pets enjoy dressing up, and not all costumes are safe for pets, even if they are marketed to them. If taking your dog trick or treating with you, please make sure to keep a tight grip on their leash. If not, double check your fences to make sure your pup doesn't decide to go get some extra treats tonight. It also is worth noting that Halloween candy is not safe for pets to eat and should be kept out of their reach. If your pet does eat candy, even if it's not chocolate, it is recommended to seek veterinary assistance, as this can cause dangerous spikes in blood sugar.

10/29/2024

10/21/2024

Thank you to all who serve. We hope your furry family members are able to serve you as well as you served our country.

10/10/2024

We apologize for any inconveniences caused. Due to the nature of a family practice, the whole family sometimes needs to be present elsewhere. We are more than happy to still see you for food and prescriptions, and your pets for technician appointments today. We will return to our regular practicing hours tomorrow. Thank you for understanding.

09/28/2024

Today is World Rabies Day! 🐾 Rabies is 100% preventable, yet it claims the lives of nearly 60,000 people worldwide each year according to the World Health Organization. Protect your pets and your family by ensuring vaccinations are up-to-date. Let's work together to make rabies a thing of the past!

09/22/2024

World Rhino Day celebrates all five species of rhino: Black, white, greater one-horned, Sumatran and Javan rhinos. As many people know, rhino populations have been threatened for many years, with some even going extinct. Poaching and habitat loss are two of the major factors affecting current populations.