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Summer Pet Health Issues That Can Call for Urgent Care
Summer brings longer walks, outdoor adventures, and more time with your pet, but hot weather also creates risks that can…
My Pet Swallowed Plastic: What Should I Do?
Finding out that your pet swallowed plastic can be frightening, especially when you do not know how much was eaten…
Common Health Problems in Puppies and Kittens
Puppies and kittens are curious, active, and still developing, which can make their first months both exciting and challenging. A…
Are Kids’ Toys Safe for Pets? Important Things to Consider
A toy that is perfectly harmless for a child may become dangerous when your dog or cat decides to chew…
How to Introduce a Dog Into a Home With Cats
Bringing a new dog into a home with cats can be exciting, but the first few days may also feel…
Compost Toxicity in Pets: When to Seek Urgent Care
A compost pile may seem harmless, but it can contain mold, spoiled food, plant material, and other substances that can…
Your Pet Ate a Sock: When Should You Call the Vet?
Watching your dog or cat swallow a sock can be alarming. A sock may seem soft and harmless, but once…
5 Key Diagnostic Tests That Help Monitor Your Pet’s Health
Your pet may look healthy on the outside while changes are developing internally. This is one reason routine veterinary care…
Stroke in Pets: When to Call for Urgent Vet Care Immediately
A sudden change in your pet’s ability to walk, balance, or respond normally can be frightening. When a dog or…
Kidney Disease in Pets: Early Signs Every Owner Should Know
Kidneys play a vital role in keeping your dog or cat’s body healthy by removing waste, balancing fluids, and supporting…
I have a GSD who isn't always her best self at the vet. She goes every 6 to 8 weeks for allergy shots so it is hard to create a positive association. My GSD has been going here since she was a puppy, and the staff are wonderful. At our last visit I learned that they actually put a note on my girl's file that she "does best receiving her treatments in the chair with mom holding her head." That made me happy to know that they wrote a note to ensure the visit doesn't create more stress for my dog.
