With fireworks, sparklers, and smoke balls, July is a stressful time for pets. It can be a truly terrifying experience for dogs and cats who are left at home to deal with the situation on their own. And, if given the opportunity, pets may flee out open windows or doors that are slightly ajar, trying […]
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March 23rd is National Puppy Day, and everyone loves puppies, right? Not only is it a day to support responsible breeding and share your love with a new family member, it’s also a day to rescue and adopt orphaned puppies at shelters as well as shed light on the dark concept of puppy mills. We […]
Pets are curious creatures, as you may have realized if you have a few of your own. They want to figure out exactly what new object is making that noise or giving off that smell. So, in observance of this awareness month, we here at the Veterinary Medical Clinic thought it a good idea to […]
The Doctor is out of the office on Wednesdays, and the Groomer is out of the office on Thursdays. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. The clinic will still be OPEN on Wednesdays for boarding and grooming services as well as retail sales. The Doctor will be OUT OF THE OFFICE Wednesday, July 3rd […]
February 20th was Love Your Pet Day. Did you make sure to give them lots of love? If you’re wondering just how to help with your pet’s care and well-being, why not schedule a spa day for them? Our groomer, Megan, is a certified Veterinary Technician and groomed for our clinic for 5 years. After […]
Love is in the air, and people everywhere will be sending flowers, chocolates, and presents galore to their loved ones and significant others! But have you stopped to wonder if the person you are gifting has pets at home that are a little too… mischievous? From personal experience, I can tell you that animals are […]
Everyone loves puppies and kittens. They’re adorable and tiny, and you get to watch them grow into their own personality and behavior. A lot of people think it would be wonderful to let their pets have a litter or two of their own. Looking at the statistics, though, it would be better in the long […]