If you’re just starting out with your very first kitten, or a cat, you should take notice of certain feline behaviors, which can lead to unscripted naughtiness and, in some cases, destruction of property.Read More
The majority of diseases that affect our pets are usually species-specific, meaning that they don't spread from one to the other. However, there are a few that can be shared between cats and dogs, and if not properly treated, can cause problems down the road.Read More
Cancer has become increasingly common in cats and dogs over the years. While there are several different types of this horrible disease that can affect our pets, some are more treatable than others.Read More
If you have a cat or dog, you’ve more than likely heard that it’s important to always have fresh water nearby. There’s a reason for that, as water is one crucial element, probably the most crucial, that all pets, and even us humans, need in order to survive.Read More
Our pets can’t really tell us what’s wrong and they sometimes hide their pain, but, noticeable things such as cuts and wounds should require immediate attention.Read More
Our pets can't handle the heat like us humans, and your cats and dogs are more likely to overheat if you don’t take precautions to keep them cool, when it’s brutally hot outsideRead More
So, what are the actual warning signs if your pet isn’t feeling well? What are the red flags to signal that they’re ill? Here are a few symptoms of illnesses that could cause major problems down the road.Read More
If you have a cat or dog, it's likely that at one point or another, you’ve had to deal with fleas or ticks (or both). These nasty little creatures are not only drawn to our pets, they’re also drawn to us humans as well.Read More
We are currently offering two appointment options:
1) CURBSIDE: you may call upon arrival and a tech will meet you at your vehicle to retrieve your pet. The doctor will perform an exam and call you to discuss treatment options. Payment will be taken over the phone and your pet will be returned to you along with any medications, food, etc.
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2) IN-CLINIC: you may accompany your pet into the exam room, as before. Please note that you will be asked to wear a mask. If you do not have a mask, one will be provided for you. We also ask that you try as much as possible to maintain a 6 foot distance from other clients, staff, etc. All employees will be wearing masks and all techs/doctors will be wearing gloves.
If you opt for an in-clinic appointment and the lobby becomes crowded, please let the receptionist know you are present and wait outside or in your vehicle until we can get you safely into an exam room.
We are taking employee temperatures daily and asking employees who feel ill to self-isolate at home and contact their healthcare provider.
In addition to our pre-existing sanitation protocol, we are now sanitizing door knobs, pens, clip boards, etc. between each client.
We are encouraging all clients not scheduled for an appointment with the veterinarian (i.e., tech appointments, picking up meds/food, etc.) to stay in the car and call to pay over the phone. We will send someone out with the meds/food or to bring your pet inside and back out to you.
We are also now offering Saturday hours by appointment.
