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Every pet owner should have a kit containing everything their furry family member(s) might need in the event of an emergency, including: A few days worth of food and water, plus dishes Necessary medications Copies of vaccination records ... First-aid supplies Leash and collar and/or carrier Taking steps to prepare now could save your pet's life in an emergency. For additional information on what to include in your emergency kit, check out these suggestions: https://buff.ly/2DMlICq

June is National Pet Preparedness Month and a great time to ensure that your furry friends are included in your family's emergency plan. Learn more at the link below.

From our family to yours, we wish you a safe and happy Memorial Day Weekend! We also extend our deepest gratitude to the heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

A family pet is lost every two seconds. Sadly, many of them never find their way back home. Having your pet microchipped is the best way to ensure you and your companion will be reunited if they ever get lost. May is Chip Your Pets Month and a great time to schedule an appointment for your furry friend. Check out the facts, and give us a call when you're ready to have your pet chipped.

While it's true that you can't buy love, you most certainly can adopt it Today is National Rescue Dog Day and a great opportunity to bring home a new furry family member!

Food allergies are the most common allergies or hypersensitivities in dogs. Some of the most common allergens include: Dairy Products Chicken Beef... If your pet has itchy skin or frequent digestive disorders, allergies could be to blame. Learn more about allergies in dogs at the link below.

Wishing you a safe, prosperous, and Happy New Year!

Will you be celebrating New Year's Eve with your pets? If so, keep these safety tips in mind to ensure a fun and festive evening for both you and your furry family members:

As your preferred veterinarian in Long Beach, you can entirely rely on the valuable advice and flea treatment options we offer at Parkview Pet Hospital.

Did you know that chronic weight loss, coughing, straining to urinate, and even lameness could be signs of cancer in pets? If your dog or cat is exhibiting any new or troubling symptoms, contact us right away to schedule an appointment.

From our family to yours, we wish you a safe, warm, and Merry Christmas!

Pets can suffer from stress just like people. Here are a few signs to watch out for that could indicate that your furbaby is stressed: Digestive issues Decreased appetite Isolation... Sleeping more than usual Aggression toward people or animals If you've noticed changes in your pet's behavior, contact us today.

Planning a holiday feast? Avoid sharing any of these foods with your four-legged friend: https://buff.ly/3ocl1qH

If you've been thinking about adding a new furry friend to your family, consider adopting an older animal in honor of National Senior Pet Month.

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month and a good time to learn about the most common signs of cancer in companion animals:

If it's been a while since your cat's last check-up, now might be a good time to schedule an appointment in honor of Cat Lovers' Month! Contact us today!

The holiday season is stressful for everyone and can be downright dangerous for your pet. Check out these tips from the AVMA to keep your companion safe this holiday season!

Today is National Cat Day ! Be sure to set aside some time for spoiling your furry feline friend.

Halloween can be a stressful and dangerous time for our furry friends. Check out these tips for keeping your pet safe this upcoming weekend!

Ticks are more prevalent during the fall than any other time of year. Protect your pet by making sure they are on an effective, high-quality parasite preventative.

Everyone knows that chocolate is toxic to dogs, but did you know that there are several foods that are dangerous to cats? Check out the list here:

Do you have a pet who is a loveable grump? Share their picture below in honor of National Grouch Day!

Chonky pets may be cute, but the extra weight is bad for their health. In honor of National Pet Obesity Awareness (which is tomorrow), consider scheduling an appointment with their vet for nutritional counseling.

Knowing how to perform CPR on your four-legged best friend could save their life.

October is National Pet Wellness Month! What are you doing as a pet owner to make sure that your pet is as healthy as can be?

In addition to being National Pet Wellness Month, October is National Animal Safety and Protection Month. Learn more: https://buff.ly/2F773Wm