Pet Care Animal Hospital

If your cat spends time outdoors, ensure they are microchipped and have a quick release collar! These two fail-safe measures can ensure that if your pet were to wander far from home, they can be returned!

Our team wants to wish you a happy Fourth of July! Please keep in mind certain festivities today can be stressful for your pet.

July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month! Be sure you know and understand the symptoms of dehydration in your pet to prevent any tragic accident

Studies have shown that petting a dog can benefit your physical and mental health. Fifteen minutes of puppy love can help lower your blood pressure and combat loneliness!

Fleas, ticks and other parasites can pose a serious health risk to your pet. Routine examinations and preventative medications can help keep your pet healthy.

Without proper mental and physical stimulation, your pet may become bored, leading to destructive behavior. Playing with your pet and providing plenty of activity during the day can help keep your pet from getting into trouble.

If you have more than one pet, this may create competition at meal time! Your pet may feel the urge to eat faster, leading to a potential choking hazard, if they eat alongside their other furry family members. Separating the pets during feeding time can help slow down your pet’s eating habits, leading to a safer mealtime.

Make sure your pet has easy access to clean water all day! As the weather is getting warmer, your pet needs extra water to properly rehydrate themselves.

June is National Microchipping Month. Having your pet microchipped can help identify your pet if they ever get lost!

Annual wellness visits can provide the preventative care your pet needs to stay healthy! If you need to schedule your pet’s next visit, call us today!

Xylitol is a sugar alternative commonly found in chocolate and candy. While this sweetener positively benefits the candy you are enjoying, xylitol can be toxic to your pets. Be sure not to feed your pet table scraps and sweets, even if they have been a good boy!

Dental visits are not just for humans! Your pet needs an annual dental exam to ensure they are not living with any dental diseases or conditions. When left untreated, dental disease can lead to a whole body condition!

Obesity is the largest condition affecting pets worldwide. A proper diet and exercise can help keep your pet’s weight at a manageable level. At your pet’s next visit be sure to ask how to properly manage your pet’s weight.

Did you know the Norwegian Lundehun can close their ears to protect the ear canal? This breed of dog is very rare, but has been around since the Ice Age!