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  • Fourth of July Hazards for your Pet

    posted: Jul 03, 2019.

    Fourth of July hazards for your pet. Read more
  • Deworming your Puppies and Kittens

    posted: May 03, 2019.

    Roundworms and hookworms are common intestinal parasites of puppies and kittens. Puppies and kittens are often held and cuddled by young children who, like our pets, seem to be oblivious to good hygiene. Read more
  • Easter Holiday Hazards for your Pets

    posted: Apr 16, 2019.

    The Easter holiday season can be a lot of fun, but sometimes this busy time can have potential hazards for your pets. There are a few things to consider especially during family Easter celebrations! Read more
  • My Pet Has Fleas! What Can I Do?

    posted: Apr 01, 2019.

    Fleas are small brown or black insects without wings. They infest the haircoat of many animals and cause intense itching. They feed on blood and cause considerable irritation to most skin. Infestations can lead to anemia from blood loss. Fleas also may cause skin infections, rashes, and allergies. Read more
  • Heartworm Disease in Dogs

    posted: Feb 26, 2019.

    Heartworms affect many dogs who or not on monthly prevention. Read more
  • MICROCHIPPING YOUR DOG OR CAT

    posted: Jan 28, 2019.

    A microchip is a tiny transponder, about the size of a grain of sand, that is encoded with a unique identification number. It is used for permanent identification. The technology is relatively recent, but is becoming widely available. Read more
  • Christmas Holiday Hazards for you Pet

    posted: Dec 17, 2018.

    Christmas Holiday Hazards The Christmas holiday season can be a lot of fun, but sometimes this busy time can have potential hazards for your pets.  There are a few things to Read more
  • Halloween Hazards for your Pet

    posted: Oct 31, 2018.

    Halloween Hazards Enjoy your Trick or Treating but make sure to keep certain treats out of reach of your pet. Grapes and Raisins:  Grapes and raisins are toxic to pets.  They Read more
  • Grooming tips and choosing the right brush

    posted: Oct 15, 2018.

    Grooming Tips and Choosing the Right Brush Our groomer, Kassy, found this great article to answer some of your dog grooming questions.  It can be difficult to keep your pet's haircoat Read more
  • Canine Allergies

    posted: Oct 01, 2018.

    ALLERGY What is an allergy? An allergy is a state of over-reactivity or hypersensitivity of the immune system to a particular substance called an allergen. Most allergens are proteins. The allergen protein Read more
  • Horse vs. Cat...who wins?!

    posted: Sep 12, 2018.

    Peaches is a cat that presented to the clinic after being stepped on by a horse.  X-rays revealed a fractured toe and severe injuries to the skin and soft tissues Read more
  • Your Cat's Environmental Needs

    posted: Aug 20, 2018.

    Your Cat’s Environmental Needs:  Practical Tips for Pet Owners Addressing your cat’s physical and emotional needs enhances its health and quality of life.  Behavior problems are a leading cause of pets Read more
  • Should I be concerned about Kennel Cough while boarding?

    posted: Jul 25, 2018.

    Should I be concerned about Kennel Cough while boarding? Infectious tracheobronchitis is also known as kennel cough.  This is a disease of the upper respiratory tract.  Kennel cough is highly contagious Read more
  • Fourth of July and Your Pets

    posted: Jul 03, 2018.

    Fourth of July The fourth of July can be a fun time but it can also cause some stress and anxiety in your pets.  Here are a few things you need Read more
  • Memorial Day hazards for your pet

    posted: May 21, 2018.

    Memorial Day Hazards Memorial Day weekend can be a lot of fun, but sometimes this busy time can have potential hazards for your pets.  There are a few things to consider Read more
  • Canine Vaccination Protocols

    posted: Apr 23, 2018.

    Puppy and Adult Vaccination Protocols A puppy receives temporary immunity against diseases from its vaccinated mother at birth.  This immunity lasts from 6 to 16 weeks, varying with each individual puppy. Read more