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Rabies and your pet
May 27 2020
Most people know what rabies is, however not everyone understands the potential risk or how it is spread. Because it is such a serious disease, it is important to know…
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Cooperative veterinary care – what is it?
Feb 10 2020
A concept that has been gaining traction in the animal world is “cooperative veterinary care”. This is something that many zoos are starting to use, and basically it means training…
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The scoop on poop…..
Jan 20 2020
Sometimes pet owners ask us why they should have a fecal checked on their pet. Many assume that they would see “worms” in the stool, or their pets would be…
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‘Tis the season…….
Dec 11 2019
While the holidays can be a fun filled time for people and pets alike, there are certain holiday traditions that can create dangerous situations for pets. Besides the more commonly…
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When chocolate isn’t a good thing……
Oct 21 2019
Most pet owners have heard that chocolate can be toxic to their pets. However, there is often confusion as to how much is toxic and when to be worried. Chocolate…
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We have laser therapy down cold!
May 20 2019
Laser therapy is an exciting treatment option for so many conditions. It is very safe, pain free and can help to avoid or lessen the need for medications and the…
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What’s in the (pet food) bag?
Feb 12 2019
What do all of those terms on pet food labels mean? Should you buy grain free? Holistic? Natural? How much meat is actually in the food? There are new pet…
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Start the New Year right!
Jan 02 2019
The start of a new year is a great time for resolutions for improvement! Making a resolution to do one or more of the following can go a long way…
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Feeding the beast, fact or fiction?
Oct 05 2018
Do you know what some of the biggest misconceptions are about feeding your pet? Here are four that we commonly hear: #1 – Adding rice to a pet’s regular food…
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You call the shots!
Aug 31 2018
We are often asked the question “What vaccines does my pet really need? There are certain vaccines that are recommended for all cats or all dogs, and then vaccines that…
