Yes, we recommend outdoor cats and dogs have year-round flea and tick preventative. Ticks can withstand very cold temperatures. So just because it is cold outside, and snow and ice are on the ground, we should not let our guard down.

Grain-Free diets are not recommended unless medically necessary. We recommend feeding an age appropriate diet for your dog.

Allergies are a common cause of chronic skin and ear issues in dogs and cats. Common signs of allergies in dogs and cats are licking, chewing, scratching,hair loss, and chronic skin infections.

Core vaccines for cats are rabies and distemper. Core vaccines we recommend for dogs are rabies, distemper, leptosporosis and lyme.

To prioritize our scheduled appointments we do not take walk in appointments. However, we will see your pet with an urgent medical issue.

Blue Buffalo, Merrick, Earthborn, Acana Wholesome Grains, Taste of the wild, Natural balance, Wellness, & Purina Pro Plan.

Purina Pro Plan, Earthborn, Weruva, Stella & Chewy's, Tiki Cat, Wellness, & The honest kitchen

If ordering a toy for your new puppy, buy the size of toy your puppy will need as an adult. Some brands include, Busy buddy bristle bone, Busy buddy jack, Everlasting treat ball, Bento ball, Bonebone, & Kongs.

If it's hot outside for you, it's even hotter for your pet. Take walks [1], hikes or runs [2] during the cooler hours of the day. Avoid hot surfaces, such as asphalt, that can burn your pet's paws. Ask your veterinarian if your pet would benefit from a warm-weather haircut or other protection. Make sure your pet has plenty of fresh water available.

Panting/salivating excessively, weakness, walking unsteadily or staggering, vomiting, deep red or purple tongue, dry gums, glazed eyes, rapid pulse. Call your veterinarian immediately or seek emergency veterinary care.

NOOOO! The temperature inside a vehicle is drastically warmer than the temperature outside, even with the windows cracked. Need to run errands? Do your pet a favor and leave them at home.