White Rose Veterinary Clinic

11/25/2024

Capture the best moments with your furry friends and comment them below!

We love your pets as much as you do and want to keep them as healthy as possible! Contact us at 803-818-5121 to schedule an appointment.

11/25/2024

We know how much you want your furry friends to be included in the holiday festivities, but please avoid giving them table scraps altogether. Foods such as turkey skin, gravy, and stuffing can cause digestive issues or even pancreatitis. We don’t want your pets to feel sick during the holidays - or any day, for that matter - especially during these special moments. Not sure what is best for your pet? Contact us at 803-818-5121.

11/22/2024

We all know how important it is to eat fruit for a balanced diet, but did you know that dogs can eat fruit as well? This article will help you to understand which ones are safe to feed your pup! Stay current with your dogs’ healthcare needs and schedule their appointment by calling 803-818-5121.

Many fruits are safe for dogs to eat, but some should be avoided at all costs. Here's what you need to know.

11/21/2024

We all know cats have whiskers on their faces, which help guide them through their daily functions as sensory equipment. They aid in vision, navigation, balance, and portraying emotions. Did you know that they also have whiskers at the back of their front legs? Its true! These are called carpal whiskers, and they provide your kitty with information about objects within their grasp and play a key role when hunting. It serves as your cat’s GPS system! Contact us for more information about how to care for your cat. Call us at 803-818-5121.

11/19/2024

Did you know that canine cognitive dyscfunction syndrome can be prevented with an antioxidant rich diet and plenty of mental stimulation? Taking your dog on a walk and allowing them to smell their surroundings or getting them interactive toys can be extremely mentally stimulating for them! If you think your dog may be showing signs of this disorder, give us a call today at 803-818-5121. In the meantime, check out this helpful article for tips on maintaining a healthy lifestyle for your pup.

Keep your dog mentally sharp and fight canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome with an antioxidant rich diet and plenty of mental stimulation.

11/18/2024

Puppies start teething anywhere between 3-4 months old and can last until the age of 6 to 7 months. You’ll notice an increase in biting and nipping as your puppy loses more baby teeth and adult teeth start to grow in. Most pups decrease their mouthing and biting by the time they are 8 to 10 months old, depending on the breed. To ensure this doesn’t turn into a lifelong bad habit, follow these helpful tips to stop puppy biting. Do you have questions about how to care for your pup? Give us a call at 803-818-5121 and we can provide you with more personalized care. 🐶

11/16/2024

Dr Jyl Rubin Tuskegee Class of 95. Dr Sylvia’s class mate teaching an Ozone class. Treatment we will be incorporating into our practice.

11/15/2024

When choosing your pet companion, it's important to determine what kind of dog you're looking for and these guidelines can help you to more easily make that decision! Remember, the most important aspect of your new pup's care is maintaining their wellness visits with us! Give us a call at 803-818-5121 to schedule an appointment today.

While the rewards of owning a dog are huge, so too are the responsibilities. To find the perfect dog, it’s important to choose one that best fits in with your lifestyle.

11/14/2024

It’s true! The Beatles’ song ‘A Day in the Life” features a frequency towards the end that only dogs can hear. This was confirmed in a 2013 interview with Paul McCartney! The next time you’re listening to the song, see how your dog reacts and let us know in the comments if they are a music fan. Stay current with your dogs' healthcare needs and schedule their appointment by calling 803-818-5121.

11/12/2024

Food, food , food- ask us about Virbac food! We are learning all about it. Thanks Lee and Scotee for reaching us about Virbac foods

11/12/2024

Grapes can be toxic for dogs. Ingesting them can cause kidney failure. Therefore, it is important to keep grapes out of your pets' reach. Stay current with your dogs' healthcare needs and schedule their appointment by calling 803-818-5121.

11/12/2024

Are you bringing a new cat or dog into your home? It is important to take proper steps when introducing the two species. Share your stories of how your pets became best pals! 🐾❤️

11/11/2024

Has it been a while since we've seen you and your pet? Remember, after a cat or dog has reached one year of age, they generally just have to visit us once a year. During this annual vet visit, animals will have a complete physical to check for any signs of concern. Additionally, updated booster shots will be given during these visits as needed. We can't wait to see you and your pet soon! Schedule an appointment with us at 803-818-5121!

11/11/2024

Our adoptable kittens wish to inform you that despite the clinic's closure on Thursday, November 14th and Friday, November 15th, adoption applications are still being accepted Monday through Wednesday. If not, please visit us when we reopen on Monday, November 18th during regular business hours.

11/11/2024

November is National Pet Diabetes Month. When untreated, diabetes mellitus can be fatal in dogs and cats. If you notice any of these symptoms in your pet, be sure to contact your veterinarian. You can learn more about diabetes in pets here: https://bit.ly/3nbdkjU

11/11/2024

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11/11/2024

We will be closed on 11/14, and 11/15 so that doctor Sylvia can go to school. She will be learning more about acupuncture, small ruminants, horses, dogs , cats and even turtles. Let’s wish her a safe trip and lots of brain cells. Thank you for your support.