To stay in compliance with the American Heartworm Society guidelines and all pharmaceutical company policies we are requiring a yearly heartworm test to stay on heartworm prevention. Because of high rates of heartworm exposure dogs, we feel this is the best medicine we can provide for your pet. Did you know that not just warmer […]
Read MoreWe get asked over and over by pet owners, how many teeth does my pet have? Here is a bit of information about canine and feline teeth. Most of us never even know when our puppies (or kittens) lose their baby teeth because they usually swallow them or they fall out when they are outside. […]
Read MoreIf you have a long-haired cat, it’s important to brush them regularly to avoid serious matting, which can cause your furry friend real discomfort and negatively affect their health. If you cannot commit to regular coat care, then talk to your veterinarian or groomer about whether or not it might be a good idea to […]
Read MoreWith cool mornings and warm afternoons, it can be hard as a pet owner to feel like you are fully caring well for your pet. Do I groom him and still have the hair short or leave some on? He shivers in the morning and pants in the afternoon!?! Fall is a tough time […]
Read MoreMany times our pets can run away from us for one reason or another. It may be to chase an animal, to avoid punishment or just because! Try these tips to avoid disasters! If you have a fenced back yard, always a good idea to check the fence every month or so. Some dogs are […]
Read MoreNow that fall is approaching tomorrow, we get many pet owners saying they don’t need to give tick protection with the colder weather. Here are three facts to remember before you decide that your pet friends don’t need protection this time of year. Ticks can infest on my and then on into your home to […]
Read MoreThe number of Lyme disease cases in people in the US has tripled over the past 20 years. Lyme disease is the most frequently reported vector-born disease in humans and dogs in the US. Use of Lyme vaccine now seems to be reducing the number of clinical cases of Lyme disease in dogs. The Lyme […]
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