Moving comes with a million stresses, but for most people, it's not something we can avoid. Besides your own stresses, your pet will likely experience stress in being transplanted to a new home. Here are some tips to help them adapt in a more relaxed manner.Read More
For dog lovers everywhere, Responsible Dog Ownership Month is an annual celebration of man’s best friend, and also a friendly reminder to give our dogs a little extra tender loving care.Read More
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There’s no question that the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, has taken over our lives. With numerous US cities and even some countries completely shutting down, and with people being urged to stay home and avoid public places, it’s important to remember how to deal with this illness and your pets.Read More
Like many pet owners, you do all you can to ensure the health of your pet, including routinely schedule wellness exams. But did you know that if you’re not scheduling regular cleanings for your pet’s teeth, you’re neglecting an important part of his overall health and wellbeing?Read More
You’ve just gotten a kitten or puppy, and you want to make sure that they have a long, healthy life. We’ve always been told that we should have our pets spayed or neutered, that it’s a necessary thing to do. In fact, Bob Barker always mentioned it at the end of every episode of “The...Read More
Whether it’s a standard spay or neuter, or a yearly dental, at some point during their lives your cat or dog will likely need surgery. For more minor surgical procedures, your pet can typically go home the same day; in other instances, they may have to stay overnight for observation.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.
OR
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.
