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Dear Clients, We understand that purchasing certain products online may sometimes be cheaper. However, when you choose to buy from us, you’re directly supporting a local, small veterinary business that genuinely cares about you and your pets. Unlike large online retailers, we have essential overhead costs, including maintaining a fully staffed clinic, paying fair wages, and providing … Read moreRx Refills, Shop Local!
You may have heard about avian flu in the news. While vigilance is warranted, the overall risk is very low. We’re continuously monitoring the situation to keep you informed and up to date! Here’s how cat parents can keep their feline friends safe: (Fun fact: Despite popular belief, cats don’t need milk in their diet … Read moreProtecting Your Cats from Avian Flu
IMPORTANT UPDATE FROM SAN MATEO COUNTY REGARDING RABIES VACCINATIONS! Rabies vaccinations and licensing are now required for ALL DOGS and ALL CATS in all cities, towns and unincorporated areas of San Mateo County. Dogs and cats must be licensed by the age of 3 months or within 60 days of acquiring the animal. Obtain A … Read moreSan Mateo County Rabies Law
What could be cuter than babies or puppies? Putting the two together, of course! And little ones playing with the family dog can be even cuter. That is, until they try pulling Fido’s tail. Ruh Roh! While keeping a toddler from innocently harassing the family terrier can pose a challenge for any parent, we’ve rounded … Read moreRaising Kids and Pets Together: A Guide For Harmony in the Household
Who’s a Good Owner? You are! Give yourself a treat! September is Responsible Dog Ownership Month, and we want to thank you for being your dog’s caregiver, advocate and very best companion. Keep up the good work with annual exams, dental cleanings, regular parasite prevention and of course, lots of healthy treats! If you’d like to … Read moreSeptember: Responsible Dog Ownership Month
Why bring a stool sample? You already know how important it is to protect your pet from external parasites like fleas and ticks. But intestinal parasites are just as big a threat to both cats and dogs. They can infect animals of any age, although puppies and kittens tend to be the biggest victims. The … Read moreThe Scoop on Poop
This year, holidays are bound to be different—for people and their pets. We hope you’ll embrace the holiday spirit by doing something fun to end the year in a paw-sitive way! Here are five fun things you can do to celebrate the season with your pet: Finally, according to a legend found in many parts … Read moreDachshund Through The Snow
There are as many reasons for having a pet as there are families who have one. Some parents want their children to learn about responsibility, and they pick out a furry family member together. Others surprise their children with a puppy or kitten on a birthday or holiday. And sometimes kids manage to find their … Read moreBenefits of Pets for Kids
Barbeques, fireworks, and fun—the 4th of July is a great holiday, but it can bring some hazards for your pet. Here are some tips for keeping your animal friend safe while you celebrate: If you think your pet might need medication to deal with fireworks or have any other questions about pet safety during the holiday, … Read moreJuly 4th Safety
One of the bright spots in these otherwise difficult times is the fact that the adoption of pets increased greatly in the past few months. If you are one of these new pet parents, we have listed out below experiences you can share with your pet that follow the quarantine rules, while also aiding in … Read moreNew Puppy Training Tips for Quarantine
