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  We do for the peace of mind that it brings. You getting your dog or cat microchipped could make the difference between your pet being lost and found. While identification tags are helpful, not all pets are wearing collars and ties when they may wander off.  Microchipping your pet is a simple process that […]

We know that caring for a geriatric pet is often very difficult not only physically but emotionally. All too often senior dogs and cats are not being seen by their primary veterinarian (us) because you as the care givers simply don’t know that there are many simple options to help manage the signs of aging […]

Pet dental health is very important part of your dog or cats’s overall health and dental problems can cause or be caused by other health problems. So your pets teeth and gum should be checked at least once a year by your veterinarian to check for early signs of a problem and to keep your […]

Cats, being the inquisitive creatures that they are, appreciate things that are new and different. Because the holidays bring an array of novel and interesting stimuli into the home, the curious kitty can certainly get into trouble. The following is an interesting article from Cornell Univeristy’s College of Veterinary Medicine about cat safety during the […]

When travelling with your pet(s), there may be animal health requirements specific for that destination. As soon as you know your travel details, contact your veterinarian to assist with the pet travel process. Factors to consider may include meeting time frames for obtaining a health certificate, updating vaccinations, diagnostic testing, or administration of medications/ treatments. […]