Pet Safety

Winter Holiday Safety

By: Kelsey, CVT 12/12/2018 Keep your holiday season merry and bright by keeping these holiday pet hazards in mind this season! Decorations: Tinsel is a fun decoration that can turn any tree into a festive one. But its shine and shimmer can also attract your cat to it, as it mimics many popular cat toys….

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Thanksgiving Pet Safety

Overindulging is part of the Thanksgiving tradition, but it may be hazardous to our pets. “Fatty foods are hard for animals to digest. Poultry bones can damage your pet’s digestive tract. And holiday sweets can contain ingredients that are poisonous to pets.” (AVMA). Read here to learn more about how to keep your pet safe this holiday…

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Winter Pet Safety

With the hustle and bustle of the winter months, there are many hidden toxin exposures that the holiday season brings about! Please keep your pets safe during the winter and holiday seasons by reviewing these helpful tips here .

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Fall Pet Safety

Every season brings potential toxic exposures for our pets, read the list of fall poisons here . Please be aware that some pets may be scared during the Halloween festivities. Make sure if you have an anxious pet that they are safely secured within your home during “Trick-or-Treating.” Also, be sure to keep the candy out of…

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Summer Safety

Temperatures rise quickly and can cause heatstroke and death in minutes, so please never leave your pet alone in the car. Learn all about the dangers of hot vehicles here . Fireworks and thunderstorms can cause severe anxiety for some pets. Please ask us how we can help ease and manage your pet’s fears during these scary times. Blue-green…

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Spring Pet Safety

Spring Safety: Flowers are in full bloom! Don’t forget, lilies are poisonous to cats! Please watch this educational video to learn more! Ticks and Heartworm Disease are of major concern , please keep your pets protected using Frontline Plus, Heartgard Plus, NexGard, Vectra 3D, and Sentinel throughout the tick and mosquito season.

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