In Exam Room: Preventative Care Visits
Preventive care visits are an important part of keeping your pet happy and healthy. But what does a veterinarian do during a wellness check-up? Dr. Julia Georgesen takes us into the exam room and [...]
Know What to Look for in Dog Toys
Shopping for pet toys can be overwhelming. With so many choices how do you know what’s right for your pet? Providing your pet with an enriched environment where they can play safely is a part [...]
Tracking the Number of Cases of Lyme Disease in Our Area
Current Advice on Parasite Control: Vector-Borne Diseases - Lyme Disease Last reviewed and edited June 2015 Synopsis CAPC Recommends Screening dogs for exposure to Borrelia burgdorferi due to rapid geographic expansion of endemic areas. In areas where [...]
Expanding Hospital Space
Renovations are underway at the hospital and will be completed during summer of 2025. We are open for business with fully functional facilities throughout the construction. Our new expansion will feature more space for [...]
Should I Declaw My Cat?
The American Animal Hospital Association strongly opposes the declawing of domestic cats and supports veterinarians’ efforts to educate cat owners and provide them with effective alternatives. Scratching is a normal feline behavior. Cats scratch to [...]
Antibiotic use & resistance: AVMA’s efforts seen in federal initiatives
A long-awaited federal rule governing how medically important antibiotics can be used in food animals was released today, on the same day that AVMA CEO Dr. Ron DeHaven participated in a White House forum on [...]
Pet Food & Product Recalls/Alerts
When pet foods or animal-related products are recalled, or alerts are issued about safety concerns, you need to know asap. We update our information as soon as we receive notification and can verify that the [...]
Periodontal Disease
Periodontal disease is the most common clinical condition in cats and dogs even though it's completely preventable. Dr. Cindy Charlier explains what periodontal disease is and how we can prevent our pets from getting it.
Is this Normal?
We can't ask our pets if they're feeling okay, so how do we know if something is wrong with them? Dr. Shelly Rubin explains some signs to look for and when it's necessary to take [...]
Heartworm Prevention
Did you know that heartworm is one of the most deadly ailments in pets? Did you also know it's almost 100% preventable? Dr. Shelly Rubin tells you all you need to know about heartworms and [...]
Microchips: Your Best Bet to Get Back a Lost Pet
Microchips are your best bet to get back a lost pet. Ask your veterinarian about microchips today!
National Pet Week 2013
It's time to celebrate National Pet Week (May 5-11) by being the most responsible pet owner you can! Find out more at: http://www.petweek.org and http://www.avma.org