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Doggy Danger: Beware of these Holiday Plants
The Halloween-Thanksgiving-Christmas holiday trifecta is traditionally characterized by festive and sometimes flamboyant displays of decorations. While many of these decorations are considered benign to the health and safety of you and your family, you may want to consider how they affect your pets. Dogs are the most likely culprits of gobbling up a poisonous holiday plant, so its important to take certain precautions when decorating your home for the holidays. First, beware of the poinsettia. This vibrant green and red plant indigenous to Latin America is a timeless decoration in the holiday season that garnered attention in the past for...
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November Newsletter
Happy November! Fall is finally here and with it comes cooler temperatures. We are suggesting that people keep up on their flea and tick prevention meds as those bugs are bad again this fall. We have had many dogs come in to the shop with ticks that needed removed. Make sure you are checking your pet regularly especially if they like to adventure or play in any tall grasses or weeds. Please also be on the lookout for skunks as they are pretty active still. We have had a few dogs come in that have been recently sprayed. If your...
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Thanksgiving Safety Tips for Your Pets
Thanksgiving is a time for gathering with family and friends, enjoying delicious meals, and reflecting on everything we’re grateful for—including our beloved pets. While the holiday season is a time of celebration, it also brings a few potential hazards for our furry companions. With extra people in the house, tempting foods on the table, and festive decorations, it's important to ensure your pets are safe and stress-free during the Thanksgiving festivities. Here are some essential Thanksgiving safety tips for your pets to ensure that everyone—two-legged and four-legged alike—has a happy and healthy holiday! 1. Watch Out for Dangerous Foods Thanksgiving...
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October Newsletter
Happy October! We hope everybody is doing well and is getting ready for fall. With the cooler temperatures coming please make sure to check your pets for ticks regularly. Ticks like temperatures that are on the cooler side so they will start to be more active as the month progresses. Pay special attention if you and your dog go on any adventures into long grass or into the forest/nature. Also with the cooling temperatures, shedding season is coming in to full swing. If your dog is in need of a deshedding bath, give us a call. We have available grooming...
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Fall Pet Safety Tips
Fall is a fun season to get out and about with your pets, but before you jump into that first pile of leaves, sip that first pumpkin spice latte, or walk down that first fall trail, it is important to keep your pets safe. Understanding autumn hazards and how to avoid them is essential for both you and your pet to safely enjoy fall. Fall Hazards Pets Face The exact hazards your pet may face as sunlight wanes and temperatures fall will depend not only on what pet you have, but also its general health, your local climate, and what...