Sunrise Boulevard Animal Hospital

What does your furry friend want this year?

Are your coworkers assisting with your productivity, too?

Here's a fun game to play today. Replace one word of a movie title with "CAT"

Are your furry friends dressed up? We want to see!

Please remember that these plants are toxic for your furry friends!

Don't leave them wondering! Always clarify it for them!

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Halloween doesn't have to be spooky for your furry friend if you follow these 5 tips.

Doggy dewclaws aren’t without a purpose, and we are happy to share our knowledge about them with you. Learn more: https://sbahvet.com/the-dewclaw-a-doggy-do-or-doggy-dont/

How To Puppy Proof Your Home or Yard Before you arrive home with a new puppy, you should secure and/or remove the following: Human & Pet Medications Alcohol & Canabis Household... Cleaners & Chemicals Poisonous Plants Essential Oils & Pot Pourri Toys, Shoes, & Clothing Human Food Toiletries Electrical Cords See more

Unfortunately, digging dogs is a common complaint we hear about from dog owners. If you’re wondering how to stop a dog from digging, you’ve come to the right place! Learn more: https://sbahvet.com/no-diggity-how-to-stop-a-dog-from-digg/

For a variety of reasons in this modern life, keeping pets active isn’t always as easy or straightforward. Get the tips on helping your pet stay active year round: https://sbahvet.com/keeping-pets-active-all-year-round/

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In this day and age, veterinary medical care rivals that of human health care. Advancements in veterinary medicine means that pets have access to medical care previously reserved for humans. But these advancements don’t come without a cost. This is where pet insurance comes in. Read more: https://sbahvet.com/yes-or-no-the-question-of-pet-insurance/

We humans know to turn back when a skunk offers its backside to us, but our pets aren’t always so intuitive. Read more: https://sbahvet.com/my-dog-got-skunked-now-what/

Identifying Pet Anxiety If your pet is exhibiting any of these traits, they may be experiencing anxiety: Digging Destructive behavior... Getting stuck in small spaces Pacing Unusual Clinginess Sudden aggression Excessive panting/drooling Barking, whining, or yowling more than usual Trying to escape out doors, windows, fencing, etc. Urinating or defecating indoors (dogs) or outside the litter box Give us a call (916.726.2334) if you think your pet has anxiety, and we can work together to help you and your furry friend stay calm and collected.

Keeping Your Fur Friend in Great Health Through Pet Wellness Plans Learn more about our wellness plans: https://sbahvet.com/keeping-your-fur-friend-in-great-healt/

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Costumes can be really scary for pets :crying_cat_face: Your pet should be able to move freely and be displaying no signs of distress, like refusing to move (freezing). Have a safe and happy Halloween! :jack_o_lantern:

Finally, we wanted to introduce both our newest and most veteran vet techs. Cindi (left) is one of our newest team members who joined us as our surgery technician. She is a Registered Veterinary Technician. Vicki (right) has been with Sunrise Blvd. Animal Hospital since 1993! She has taken on the additional task of being our Inventory Specialist and keeps the hospital stocked! ... Fun Fact: After enough time, they can usually interpret an animal’s mood. They know when they are in pain and usually know what to do to keep both the animal and everyone else in the room safe. The animal’s facial expressions and body movement are usually key signs of any discomfort that they may be experiencing. Knowing what to look for can make the veterinarian’s examination a lot less stressful for everyone involved. Thanks for everything you do!