Nov
2016
November Newsletter 2016
November Newsletter 2016
Summer is right around the corner! Here are a few things to look out for to ensure that your pet is comfortable and happy during the warm season.
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2016
September Newsletter 2016
September Newsletter 2016
Spring has sprung, and with it comes something that puts the fear into many pet owners' hearts - skin problems! Excessive itching and skin irritation is one of the most common causes year round for needing a visit to the vet. However, when the weather warms up, these visits multiply tenfold!
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2016
August Newsletter 2016
August Newsletter 2016
With the weather being what it is with sporadic thunderstorms and heavy rain, it's no wonder our pets may be feeling anxious or frightened. Phobia of thunderstorms is common in many dogs and they may express this in a range of different reactions. Some may tremble and look for a place to hide, while others may bark excessively, pant and pace, soil inside the house, or attempt to escape. Not only can this cause your pet to hurt themselves, it can also be distressing for you as a pet owner being unable to comfort them.
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2016
July Newsletter 2016
July Newsletter 2016
Did you know that at the age of 2 around 70% of cats and 80% of dogs are already beginning to show signs of dental disease? Just like us, cats and dogs can suffer from oral health issues, problems that begin with the build-up of plague that hardens into tartar. If left untreated, this can lead to gingivitis, a condition where the gums become inflamed and painful. Eventually periodontal disease will develop which not only means the loss of teeth but also puts other organs in the body at risk for infection and disease. A healthy smile can improve the well-being of your pet and there are a number of ways to keep your pet's teeth clean!
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