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Fall Allergies in Pets: What Salem Pet Owners Should Know

As summer winds down and the leaves begin to change in Salem, allergy season is just getting started. While we often think of sneezing and itchy eyes as human problems, our pets can suffer from seasonal allergies too. At The Pet Clinic, we see an uptick in dogs and cats experiencing itchy skin, ear infections, [...]

Back-to-School Blues: Helping Pets Adjust to New Routines

August brings big changes for many families—kids head back to school, routines shift, and the house suddenly feels a little quieter. While this transition can be exciting for humans, it can be stressful for our pets. Dogs and cats thrive on routine, and sudden changes in their daily schedule can lead to separation anxiety, boredom, [...]

Fireworks & Pets: How to Keep Your Pet Calm This July

The 4th of July is a time for celebration—but for pets, it can be one of the most stressful days of the year. Fireworks, crowds, and loud gatherings can trigger significant anxiety in dogs and cats, sometimes leading to behavioral issues or even attempts to escape. At The Pet Clinic in Salem, our team is [...]

Does Your Pet Have Allergies? Signs It’s Time to See the Vet

Just like people, pets can develop allergies that make them miserable—especially in the spring. If your dog or cat is constantly scratching, licking their paws, or seems uncomfortable in their own skin, allergies may be to blame. And while a little itchiness may seem harmless, untreated allergies can lead to skin infections and chronic discomfort. [...]

Why Microchipping Matters: How to Keep Your Pet Safe and Reunited

As the weather warms up and we spend more time outdoors, pets are more likely to escape the house, bolt through an open gate, or wander off during walks or playtime. While collars and tags are helpful, they can fall off or become unreadable—leaving your pet without a way to get home. That’s where microchipping [...]

Flea Season is Coming—Is Your Pet Protected?

Spring is just around the corner, and so is flea season! As temperatures warm up, fleas become more active, putting your pets at risk for itching, discomfort, and even serious health problems. The best way to keep your furry friend protected is to start flea prevention before fleas become a problem. At The Pet Clinic, [...]

Cold Weather Pet Care: Keeping Your Furry Friends Safe This Winter

As temperatures drop, it's important to take extra precautions to keep your pets safe, warm, and comfortable during the winter months. Cold weather can pose serious risks to our furry friends, from frostbite to hypothermia, so being prepared is key. At The Pet Clinic, we want to ensure your pets stay happy and healthy all [...]

Understanding and Preventing Heartworm Disease in Pets

As a dedicated pet owner, ensuring the health and well-being of your furry companions is a top priority. One of the most serious threats to your pet's health is heartworm disease—a potentially fatal condition that affects both dogs and cats. At The Pet Clinic, we believe that education and prevention are key to keeping your [...]

When Should You Spay or Neuter Your Pet?

As a responsible pet owner, deciding when to spay or neuter your pet is an important part of their healthcare. Not only does it contribute to controlling the pet population, but it also provides numerous health and behavioral benefits. In this post, we’ll explore what spaying and neutering involve, the ideal timing, and how these [...]

A Guide to Pet-Safe Gift Wrapping for the Holidays

The holidays are a time for giving, and nothing says festive like beautifully wrapped gifts. However, as much as we love decorating presents with ribbons and glitter, it's important to consider how these materials might affect our pets. Curious animals are naturally drawn to gift-wrapping materials, and some items can pose health risks if swallowed. [...]

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