Each pet has a different lifestyle and we understand that there isn't always a 'one size fits all' vaccination plan. Through an open conversation, we can find the right plan for your pet at this stage of their life.
Your pet's long-term oral health starts with prevention. Proper dental care at home is highly recommended to help maintain the oral health of your pet.
Anal Glands?!? Not a task that many are willing to attempt at home. Trust us, it's not as bad as it sounds! With the right tools, this is an easy feat that will provide instant relief for your pet.
What's that stench?! That extra stinky breath could be a sign that it's time for a dental health intervention. Learn more about dental disease, gingivitis, and options for management and treatment.
It's all fun and games until someone start limping. Take a step in the right direction by knowing when to take your pet to the vet and what might be wrong.
'Why do they need these vaccines?' A common question at the vet. Here are some great resources for many infectious processes and what to be aware of, especially if your pet is not vaccinated.
An irritated bladder is like a 'scratch you can't itch'. Troublesome to sooth and important to have checked (by a medical professional). Explore common signs and urinary concerns more here.
Once fleas are around, they populate quickly and are difficult to remove. Let's figure out not only how to know they're there, but also how to keep them from coming (or get rid of them).
Cute, cuddly and ever so sweet. A new addition to the family is a wonderful event. Training, socialization and routine are all important in a puppy's life.
Sweet, spunky and ever so adventurous. A new addition to the family is a wonderful event. Appropriate play, socialization with new people and litterbox training are all important in a kitten's life.
Structure and understanding between a dog and their owner is important. Behaviors that may be 'cute' as a puppy, may not be as an adult dog. Let's figure out how to set up your new pet for success lifelong.
'Old dogs' (or cats) can still learn new tricks. How to adjust to a new home, how to offer love to their owner, even their new schedule day-to-day. Adoption requires adjustment, let's discuss how to be successful.
