Pet-care library
Seasonal tips from our vets
Short, plain-English guides on what’s going around and what to do about it. Not a substitute for a visit, but a good place to start.
Halloween candy, Thanksgiving leftovers: what can hurt your pet
From now to New Year’s our phones get busier. Here’s the short list of holiday foods and decorations to keep out of reach.
Pet Dental Health Month is February: book your dental consult early
February is Pet Dental Health Month, and our cleaning schedule fills by January. A consult now gets you a plan and a date.
Cooler mornings and stiff joints in older dogs
When the first cold snap hits, many older dogs slow down. Here’s what’s common, what’s worth a visit, and what you can try at home.
Your puppy’s first four months: the short version
Vaccines, stool tests, microchips and what to expect at each visit, in plain English.
Core vaccines, explained
What “core” means, what’s optional, and why we don’t vaccinate every pet for everything.
Holiday houseguests and anxious cats
Visitors, wrapping paper and a new tree can unsettle a cat. A few small changes keep the house calm.
Not sure if it can wait?
Call us and we’ll tell you honestly whether to come in today.