Tracy Veterinary Clinic

June 19th is National Garfield the Cat Day! Everyone’s favorite Monday-hating cat. Enjoy your weekend!

Say cheese! Call us today to schedule your pet’s next dental exam with us! In addition to regular wellness exams, routine dental visits can help improve the long-term health of your pet by preventing gum disease and tooth decay.

June is Adopt-a-Cat-Month! If you and your family are ready for a new feline addition, now is a great time to visit your local shelter to find the purr-fect cat looking for their forever home.

Did you know that microchipping your pet can significantly improve the chances of them being returned to you if they get lost? For June’s National Microchip Month, we encourage you to talk to your veterinarian about the benefits of microchipping your pet and how it helps reunite countless pets and owners each day.

Did you miss Hug Your Cat Day yesterday? It’s okay, we got you covered!

During the holidays, plants play a prominent role in festive decorations. With a little effort, you can keep your pets and your plants safe. Be mindful of these... decorative plants that are toxic to dogs and cats. In mild cases, nausea, vomiting and intestinal upset and discomfort may result; in severe cases, the toxicity can lead to more severe health problems, and even fatalities. If you suspect your pet has ingested one of these plants, please call the ASPCA Poison Control #1-888-426-4435, 24 hours a day or contact your nearest SAGE.

Some of our clients are so talented! Thanks for the beautiful arrangement

With the recent rainfall and now Winter here in the Bay Area... we are starting to see mushrooms pop up in yards, parks, woods, trails, etc. It's important to s...tay vigilant and get familiar with the most dangerous mushrooms types and learn how to recognize the symptoms in your dog! Below is a list of highly toxic mushrooms to you dog. Symptoms include: Vomiting Diarrhea Stomach pain Fever Weakness Inactivity Bleeding Yellowing of the skin Uncoordinated movements Strong heartbeat Excessive drooling Seizures Coma If your dog may have been poisoned, contact you veterinarian immediately; there is no home treatment for toxic mushroom ingestion. If there are any mushrooms left, bring one for identification purposes. All four SAGE hospitals are open 24/7, 365 days. We are here for you when you need us.

Ask about the Furminator Package grooming add-on!