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Monday 7:30am - 6pm Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm Thursday 7:30am - 6pm Friday 7:30am - 6pm Saturday 7:30am - 2pm Sunday 6pm - 7pm

Pet Med Spa

Pet Med Spa is a unique boarding facility where your pets vacation in a medically supervised environment by an educated and well-trained staff.

Our facility offers a clean, relaxing, and safe environment with central air conditioning, heat, and an ambient sound system playing soothing music throughout all of our wards. In addition to the appeal of our facility’s indoor accommodations, we also have a fenced in backyard that we take full advantage of when walking your canine family members.

02/24/2023

February is responsible pet owner’s month, and we want to thank all the pet parents of our community for putting their pet’s health first and allowing us to help you care for the pets you love!

We believe every pet deserves a loving and nurturing home and we are grateful for the love and care you provide your best friends every day!

02/21/2023

Happy Love Your Pet Day! A Valentine’s Day for our beloved pets!

Did you know that the companionship between pets and their people can help pet owners live a happier healthier life? According to the Human Animal Bond Research Institute:

“Pet ownership has been found to offer psychological support for children and young adults. This effect helps improve self-esteem and enables them to create more positive images of themselves.” -habri.org

Celebrate your bond today and every day in honor of all that our pets provide us!

02/14/2023

We are grateful for the unconditional love of our companion animals and the love they receive from their pet parents. Happy Valentine’s Day to all!

02/09/2023

If you are hiding your Valentine’s Day sweets, make sure they are out of your pet’s reach!

Chocolate contains theobromine which if consumed by your dog, can overstimulate their nervous system and can be fatal. Leading up to this special day, we love to remind our dedicated pet parents why keeping chocolate out of reach of dogs is so important.

This Valentine's Day, and all days, we encourage safe chocolate hiding spaces in your house that your pet can’t reach and celebrating your love for them with pet-safe treats!

02/02/2023

Happy Ground Hog Day – the halfway point of winter!

We hope the turning point in the season brings you and your best friends good health and extra play time!

01/24/2023

What you need to know about intestinal parasite prevention!

Intestinal parasites can lead to long-term health issues for your pet and may be transmittable between pets and humans as well. Staying up to date on your furry friend's f***l exam is important in ensuring they are parasite free and allows us to quickly treat them if parasites are detected.

Parasites are very common and easily treatable, however, if left untreated they can cause illness and long-term health issues. Not sure your pet current on their f***l exam? Give your primary Veterinarian a call today!

01/20/2023

Fun Fact! Did you know that cats started vocalizing to communicate with their humans? Aside from a mother cat meowing to signal to her kittens, the vocalizing of cat’s is purely for us humans! Further confirmation of the incredible bond we share with our feline friends.

We know dogs’ noses are wet, but do most people really know why? Your best friend has a wet nose to further enhance their incredible scent capabilities. With a wet nose your pup can better absorb scent chemicals.

You can give your dog time to utilize this great strength of theirs by slowing down a bit on your walks to let them sniff every interesting smell. This allows you both time to enjoy your walk and provides your furry family member with some great enrichment!

01/16/2023

In honor of National Train Your Dog month, here are some more helpful tips when training your best friend!

1. A little each day goes a long way – Training can be a lot of mental work for your pet – to stay consistent, practice for just a few minutes each day!

2. Find a reward that works – along with positive reinforcement – if there is a high value toy or a reward your dog gets particularly excited for, use that while training to celebrate the little wins!

3. Celebrate the small wins – approach your pet’s training in small steps – reward good behaviors like sitting when asked or being calm when it’s appropriate. These are great opportunities to praise your pet and help them associate this reward with their good behavior.

Many dogs love having jobs, pleasing their owners and taking commands, so being obedient can be very rewarding for them. If your dog is showing progress, pat them and yourself on the back for all the hard work!

01/12/2023

January is National Train Your Dog month! Here are some tips for pet parents when training your pet:

1. Positive reinforcement goes a long way– Your dog learns from praise and positive encouragement. If your pet is behaving well, let them know by praise!

2. Exercise is paramount - Be sure to incorporate walks, trips to the park and frequent activities outside of the backyard where your dog can stretch their legs, explore, use their nose, and socialize.

3. Be consistent – Working with your pet on their behavior takes commitment, and we know it’s not easy. Try your best to continue your training habits to see success!

01/09/2023

Happy New Year to our favorite pets and pet parents out there! As always, we are taking the new year as an opportunity to emphasize the importance of regular wellness exams and staying up to date on your pet’s health.

If you aren’t up to date on your pet’s wellness exams and vaccines, give your primary veterinarian a call today. Your pet’s regular wellness is so important when it comes to preventing emergencies down the road!

01/06/2023

Happy National Cuddle Up Day!

Did you know that cuddling with your pet can improve your bond and reduce stress for both of you? Showing your pet love daily not only builds your bond, it also allows you to stay closely in tune with any physical changes you should be aware of.

Celebrate the day by bonding with your pet and cuddle up!

01/01/2023

Happy New Year! Thank you for another wonderful year helping your pets. We are lucky to do what we love!

12/25/2022

Happy Holidays to our great community! Over the season, so many of you have shown your gratitude to our hard-working team with holiday cards, baked goods and delicious treats and we are so grateful for your appreciation and generosity.

Have a happy and healthy holiday season from our team to you and your fur family!

12/23/2022

Tis the season! Here are some additional safety tips to be mindful of when decorating for the holidays:

-Holly Berries: These berries are toxic to both pets and children. Even if you display them in an area your pet can’t reach, the berries tend to dry and fall off their branches, making them easy for anyone to scoop up.

-Ribbon/Gift wrap: Like tinsel, ribbon and gift wrap can be very intriguing to our animals but also very dangerous if digested and should always be kept out of reach.

-Snow globes: The liquid in snow globes can be highly toxic to animals. Be sure to keep your snow globes in areas where they won’t be easily knocked over or broken!

Do you have questions or concerns? We are here for you!

12/16/2022

Holiday season brings a lot of new and festive décor to the home. Here are some items to look out for to keep your furry friends safe:

-Tinsel: Like any string, if tinsel is digested by your pet, it can be very dangerous and cause an obstruction that can require surgery.

-Chocolate: Bakers’ chocolate, dark chocolate and semi-sweet chocolate tend to be the most dangerous types of chocolate for pets. Chocolate contains ingredients which can cause central nervous system dysfunction and heart issues. Though some chocolates contain less of these ingredients than others, all chocolate is considered toxic and should be kept away from our pets. If you think your pet has ingested chocolate, do not wait and call us immediately!

-Imitation Snow: If you have flocking or imitation snow on your tree, make sure it is out of reach for your pet as it can be harmful if digested.

-Tree preservatives: If you are using tree preservatives, ensure that your pet doesn’t have access to the tree water as this could be very toxic to them!

12/16/2022

The Holidays can be a busy time for everyone – especially your pet who may not be used to seeing so much traffic and excitement. Since every pet is different, some dogs live for this kind of interaction, while others may be overwhelmed by it.

As Pet Parents it’s always helpful to clue yourself in to when your pet may be over stimulated or stressed. To help understand an anxious pet – utilize these helpful tips from PetMD.com- https://www.petmd.com/dog/behavior/evr_dg_how-to-calm-down-an-anxious-dog?

12/10/2022

The welfare and well-being of animals is our passion. Each day we get to work with and educate like-minded pet parents who are passionate about their pet’s health.

On this day that focuses on the welfare of animals, we thank our loyal pet parents for making your pet’s health a priority!

12/09/2022

Happy International Day of Veterinary Medicine!

We are grateful to serve your pets with the quality of care they deserve and to help pet parents ensure their furry loved ones can live long, happy, healthy lives.

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1220 Montgomery Street
West Lafayette, IN
47906

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Monday	7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 6pm
Thursday	7:30am - 6pm
Friday	7:30am - 6pm
Saturday	7:30am - 2pm
Sunday	6pm - 7pm

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+17654630221

Website

http://www.petsandvetsaspartners.com/

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