Waylon's Story and the Importance of Veterinarian Approved Heart worm Treatments
Saturday, 29 July 2017 08:26Waylon’s Story of Heart worm Treatment
Why do we recommend yearly heart worm tests and recommend you buy preventative from us verses a third-party online pharmacy?
Why Does My Dog Eat Grass - Why is My Cat Panting
Saturday, 29 July 2017 08:14If you are like us, your dogs and/or cats are members of your family, so when they are exhibiting unusual behavior, it can be alarming. In this article, we will answer a common question about dogs and one about cats:
How to Know When it is Too Hot Outside for Pocket Pets
Thursday, 29 June 2017 17:22The mountains are known for cool temperatures and skiing, but western North Carolina residents know well that summers can be hot and humid. In a previous article, we discussed signs the heat is too much for your cats and dogs. In this post, we will discuss what you need to know about the heat and your pocket pets.
How to Know When it is Too Hot Outside for Your Pets
Monday, 26 June 2017 18:25We all know that warm temperatures can affect our dogs, but how hot is too hot? There are numerous variables to determine what temperature your dog can be comfortable in, and we will discuss a few guidelines to follow.
In general, most dogs who have access to circulating air, fresh water and shade can probably handle heat in the 85-90 degree range; however, there is no hard rule about temperature limits.
Eight Signs Your Dog or Cat Should See the Veterinarian Part Two
Saturday, 27 May 2017 08:54Dogs, cats, and other pets will show key warning signs that they need immediate veterinarian attention. In a pervious blog, we discussed the first four of eight important signs to take your dog or cat to a pet hospital, which included:
- Odd Eating Habits
- Gastrointestinal Distress
- Abnormal Elimination
- Eye Problems
In this article, we will complete the list, with the following four of eight signs you should take your pet to the vet: