Ear mites are mites that live in the ears of animals. However, we offer several types of preventatives that can ensure your pet does not have to live with these creepy critters!
Symptoms of ear mites in cats are excessive scratching, noticable dark debris in the ear canals, and more.
Give the office a call to schedule an exam!
803-675-6474
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Sweet Jelly Roll is still looking for his forever home!
Jelly is a 3 year old Shar Pei Mix. He is fully vaccinated, neutered, and had recent entropion surgery to correct his eyelids. He is a tripod due to a severe injury to his front shoulder. He gets along just fine physically. He loves his toys- especially his favorite turtle! Jelly would do best in a nonpet home as he ends up being the low man on the totem pole and tends to get picked on.
Jelly loves kids and cuddles so he would make the best companion! He is too sweet to live out his days at the clinic.
If interested in adopting, please reach out to Amanda, Practice Manager at [email protected] or 803-675-6474.
***SUCCESSFULLY ADOPTED*** Thank you for all the shares! This little guy has a wonderful new home!
Our spunky little friend is still looking for his furever home! He turned 6 weeks old on Monday. He is very social and loves to be cuddled! As you can see, toys are his favorite! He is eating hard kitten food now. If you are interested, please call 803-675-6474 or email Amanda at [email protected].
Ear mites can cause a lot of discomfort to your pet, and if left untreated, they can lead to severe skin and ear infections. However, with proper treatment, they can be easily taken care of. It's important to catch them early to prevent any further complications. Most heartworm/flea/tick preventions for cats carry a medication to kill ear mites so that is just another reason why keeping your cat up to date on prevention is so important!
Toothless was a wonderful patient for his blood draw today!
Annual bloodwork is recommended for all pet's each year to ensure that their internal organs are functioning properly and to check for signs of infection throughout the body!
Bearded Dragons need annual bloodwork just like dogs, cats, primates, and other pet's. This gives us a good baseline in case they present with other illnesses as they age. Toothless was a perfect patient for his blood draw today!
Can you guess what Dr. Brant is removing from this poor kitty?
Georgia and Dr. Bowser had a wonderful conversation today!
We will give your pets the quality individualized care they deserve. Also offering boarding!
