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Grooming and hygiene services are one of the best ways to make your pet look and feel great, and we’re lucky to have professional groomers Debra and Lee on staff to pamper your pets as if they were their own. We offer a full range of grooming services, including: Baths/medicated baths Nail trims Ear cleaning […]

HEAD: The Importance of Annual Veterinary Exams Just like they are in human medicine, regular exams are the backbone of preventative care in veterinary medicine. When we regularly exam your pet, we establish a baseline for their health. That way, we’re more likely to identify health issues before they’ve progressed very far, perhaps even before […]

HEAD: It’s Cold & Flu Season for Your Dog, Too! You’re probably aware that dogs can get “cold” viruses and bacterial infections because it’s common practice to give them Bordetella vaccines, which help prevent these illnesses. But did you know that the chances of them catching one of these viruses is greater in some seasons, […]

HEAD: Detecting and Preventing Feline Urinary Issues Feline lower urinary tract disease is a common condition. It’s much more prevalent and dangerous in male cats, but you should watch for the following signs in all of your cats. Symptoms of feline lower urinary tract disease: Urinating outside the litter box Blood in urine Straining to […]

HEAD: How Marijuana Affects Our Pets Marijuana is not safe for our pets, as it affects them more acutely than it affects humans. When pets ingest marijuana, they experience health issues that vary in severity depending on their size and weight and how much they consume. Whether a pet eats dried buds, edibles made with […]

HEAD: Don’t Let Your Pet Go to Pot You’ve probably heard about marijuana-derived cannabidiol (CBD) products as a cure or aid for many conditions in both humans and pets, and we get lots of questions about them at our clinic. In fact, the first official, independently-funded study of the effects of marijuana and cannabis products […]

HEAD:  Why Your Senior Pet Should See the Vet It can be hard to admit when we see the signs of old age in our animal companions, but the fact is that most dogs are considered seniors when they hit seven, cats around nine. Pets age much more rapidly than humans, which means diseases and […]

If you have a senior pet, you know the joys of having a longtime, faithful companion. But you also know that keeping your canine or feline friend healthy and comfortable takes a bit more effort. To ensure your senior pet’s well-being, XXXXX encourages you to bring your pet in for exams and blood tests twice […]

HEAD: Caring for Senior Pets As our pets age, their bodies and behaviors often change. Owners often assume that these changes are just signs of aging, but that isn’t always the case. For example, diseases like arthritis, dental disease and obesity can cause changes in movement, eating habits, weight and general alertness. To ensure that […]

HEAD: Solving Behavioral Issues: Problematic Barking Excessive barking is a common behavioral problem in dogs. While dogs need to bark in certain situations—if they suspect danger, for example, they may bark to warn you, which is incredibly useful—you certainly don’t want your dog barking your ear off all hours of the day. Some dogs bark […]