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Treating your pets like valued family members
November is Pet Diabetes Month. This month aims to bring awareness to the growing prevalence of diabetes in dogs and cats. Obesity is one significant risk factor for the development of diabetes and as dogs and cats age, they may also develop other diseases that can result in diabetes. Untreated, diabetes mellitus can be fatal in dogs and cats.
You can learn more about diabetes in pets – here. If you believe your pet is experiencing any diabetic-related symptoms, please call us today!
Featured Services
Wellness ExamsYour pet can benefit greatly from regular wellness examinations or checkups. Whether your pet is a youngster, a “senior citizen,” or any age in between, wellness examinations provide an excellent opportunity for us to conduct a thorough physical examination and develop a health profile for your pet. This information will help us identify medical problems
Urgent and Critical CareAccidents and illnesses are unfortunate facts of life, but how many of us plan for the unthinkable before it happens? We understand how upsetting it is when your pet is sick or injured. We also know that when your pet is hospitalized and needs critical care services, you want the very best level of care
Rabbits and Small MammalsRabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, and other small mammals have become popular pets as increasing numbers of pet owners come to understand the unique bond that can form with one of these special creatures. But did you know that small mammals need some of the same routine wellness care that dogs and cats need? Do you
Our Clients Love Us!
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We are thankful that our family member (and ourselves) is being well cared for by such knowledgeable and skilled professionals who tag along with the ultimate healer into the exam room! Obi-Wan, our mMicah B.
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Great Vet! I called to see when the soonest appointment could be made for my dog. She had horrible sores. The receptionist asked how soon could I be there. 10 minutes later I was there with Chewie. She was very nervous, but the Veterinarian calmed her down. He had a plan on how to fix the issues.Jason White (Whitedeacon)
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