Seasonal Safety Tips for Your Pet
Winter
- Antifreeze chemicals can be toxic.
- Always protect your pet’s feet when they are outside in severe weather.
- Give your pet a coat if they have short fur.
- Don’t keep them outside for too long.
Spring
- Keep lilies away from pets.
- Keep all cleaners and chemicals away from pets.
- Keep pets away from fertilizers and plants that may be toxic.
- Make sure they are up to date on flea and heartworm treatments.
Summer
- Always provide plenty of water and shade for your pet.
- Keep them out of the sun for long periods of time.
- Make sure they are up to date on all flea and tick treatments.
- NEVER LEAVE YOUR PET IN THE CAR.
Fall
- Avoid mushrooms; they are highly toxic for pets.
- Watch out for snakes in your yard.
- Keep school supplies away from pets.
- Keep pets away from holiday décor.
Your Pet Questions Answered
What Are the Most Toxic Foods for Your Pet?
- Alcoholic beverages
- Avocados
- Chocolate
- Grapes
- Candy
- Citrus
- Nuts
How Often Should My Pet Have a Wellness Check-Up?
Pets should visit the vet at least once a year for a wellness exam, even if they seem healthy. Senior pets or pets with health issues may need more frequent visits.
What Vaccinations Are Essential for My Dog or Cat?
Core vaccines protect against serious diseases like rabies, distemper, and parvovirus. Your vet can recommend additional vaccines based on your pet’s lifestyle and environment.
Pet Health and Safety Insights
Canine Vaccine Schedules
A Heartfelt Guide to Loving and Caring for Your Aging Companion
Understanding the Heart of Your Canine Companion
A Guide to Understanding Your New Furry Friend
Essential Guidance for Cat Owners
Understanding the Differences in Health, Safety, and Longevity
Understanding Your Feline Companion Better
The Secrets of Their Tiny Hearts
Understanding the Needs and Wisdom of Older Felines
Veterinary staff dedicate their time, energy, and passion to ensuring the health and well-being of animals. While their efforts are focused on providing the best possible care, there are several things they wish clients understood that could make visits smoother, partnerships stronger, and more successful.
Helpful Pet Care Forms and Resources
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