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Senior Pet Care

Just like us, as our animals get older they need more frequent visits to the veterinarian to allow for early detection and treatment of problems that can commonly occur in older animals.

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Senior Dog Care

How do you know when your dog is considered a senior? This is important to know as senior pets tend to have different care requirements than younger pets.

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Subcutaneous Fluids and Tilly

Dehydration is often seen in the veterinary industry. We see it with older pets with chronic diseases and younger pets who have acute illnesses. We sometimes recommend Subcutaneous (Sub Q) fluids to help rehydrate the patient and generally make them feel better.

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Pet Proofing Your Home

There can be many hidden dangers in your home that could harm your pet, so it is essential to go through each room in your home and think from your pet’s perspective the things that might catch their interest that may be dangerous for them.

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Winter Safety for Your Pets

Winter weather is fast approaching and with that comes new dangers and risks for our pets. Here’s a few of them:

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Addressing Recent FDA Reports About Heartworm/Flea/Tick Medications

We have heard a lot of concerns in the past few months about some of flea and tick products that fall into the “isoxazoline class” such as Nexgard, Bravecto, Simparica, and Credelio.

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