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When your pets are sick or need vaccinations, you take them to the vet. Every day, veterinarians, techs, and other staff help keep our furry friends happy and healthy.


World Animal Day is a special day for animal lovers and conservationists around the world. Created in 1925 by Heinrich Zimmerman, the holiday is designed to raise awareness of and improve the standards of animal welfare worldwide.


In the hustle and bustle of modern life, it can sometimes be difficult to take stock of and appreciate nature and our beautiful surroundings, and in particular, recognize the supreme importance of conservation and related environmental efforts.


Did you know that January 2 is Happy Meow Year for Cats Day? Celebrate by spoiling your fluffy friends and by setting them up for a happy and healthy year.


Many people who want to get a pet consider adopting from the local Humane Society or animal shelters. There are usually many cute kittens and adorable puppies to choose from, but older cats and dogs are available for adoption also.


On September 23rd, you can give your favorite companion a little more attention and celebrate National Dogs in Politics Day. Also referred to as Checker’s Day, the day was created in honor of Richard Nixon’s dog Checkers.


Taking care of your pet's teeth is important.  If you do not brush their teeth daily, a lot of bacteria and tarter can build up on the surface of your dog or cat's teeth and compromise the health of those teeth and the health of the entire body. 


Endoscopy is the use of a small camera to investigate the intestinal tract for both treatment and diagnostic purposes.  We can use it to take less invasive samples of the stomach and intestine.


Alternative Medicine Options That Can Improve Your Pet's Life

Many pet owners choose veterinary practices that combine alternative medicine with traditional care to ensure their pets' well-being. The following are some of the most popular holistic services that promote good health and address problems at their roots.


National Walk Your Dog Week (Oct. 1-7)

National Dog Walking Week is a time to remember the benefits of walking your dog. It is not only your dog that profits, but you get some advantages out of it, too. If you are tired of the same old routine, change it up with a new route for some adventure. Your dog will appreciate it, as well.