Health

Senior Care for Your Senior Pet!
We are pleased to introduce a new program that will help us provide the best care for your senior pet: Celebrate Seniors! Living longer, living better—starting at 7. Please stop by or call to request a brochure that explains how we can work together to make sure your pet continues to enjoy lifelong health...more


Intestinal Parasites
Has your pet been tested today for intestinal parasites? Intestinal parasites are generally small in size and can only be detected by microscopic examination. They can cause severe illness in some cases, while at other times may allow the pet they inhabit to appear perfectly normal. While the concern for a healthy pet is our most urgent concern, there is also the potential for some of these parasites to be transmitted to their human companions. According to the CDC, approximately 10,000 people are infected with worms from dogs and cats each year. Left unchecked, these infections can lead to serious illness, and even loss of sight...more


Dental Care
Preventing dental disease is just as important for our pets as it is for us. The effects of long term dental disease can play a big part in the overall health of your pet. Not only can it be a source of pain to the animal, but can also be the pathway to life threatening systemic disorders that affect the liver, kidneys and heart.

Prevention is the key and regular dental checkups and daily oral care are important to maintaining good oral hygiene. The frequency of dental examinations should be scheduled according to your pet's age...more

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