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Foreign Bodies: When Should You Be Worried?
A sewing needle, socks, string, hair ties, a metal ball, rawhide, rocks, carpet, toys, bones, corn cobs—the list is endless. We have seen pets come into the...
Does Your Dog Need to Go to the ER After a Dog Fight?
One of your worst fears as a dog owner is that your dog will be hurt by another dog. It is so hard to trust other people’s dogs, and, sometimes, even your...
Protecting Your Veterinary Staff During a Pandemic
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, veterinary hospitals have remained designated essential businesses, as we provide essential preventative and medical care to...
Communicating with Pet Owners During a Pandemic
Let’s be honest—the COVID-19 pandemic has taken its toll on all of us. From craving human contact to heightened emotional interactions, the pandemic has...
4 Reasons Why You Should Not Feed Your Dog Table Scraps
You know that weakness you feel when you’re eating and your dog looks at you with those eyes—it is so hard not to share your meal with them. But those...
In Memory of Taz
In Memorial of Taz
Amber
Amber is a retired service dog that worked with Jack from 2nd grade through his junior year. She retired and handed Jack off to Teriyaki, so they could bond during Jack’s senior year. Her classmates, many who had attended school with her since second grade, insisted that she graduate with them from Standley Lake High School in 2019. This was her last time wearing her pack.
In Memory of Thea
This month we want to remember Thea who passed away suddenly from dilated cardiomyopathy, most likely caused by a grain free diet. Thea, who would’ve turned 4 years old last week, was a ball of energy and excitement who was obsessed with playing fetch, snuggling her brother, Max, and dressing up for holiday photo shoots.
Leo
We got a visit this weekend from our January Patient of the Month, Leo and his owner, Ashley!! We’re always excited to see this happy boy and his sweet mom (who...