Fireworks season is right around the corner, and if your pet doesn't enjoy loud noises, now is the time to start preparing. Some pets barely notice fireworks. Others spend the evening pacing, hiding, trembling, or trying to find somewhere to escape the noise. If that sounds familiar, waiting until July 3rd can leave you scrambling [...]
New World Screwworm has been making headlines recently after new cases were identified in parts of North America. While the parasite remains rare in the United States, many pet owners are asking the same question: is this something I need to worry about for my dog or cat? The short answer is probably not — [...]
Your dog ate something he shouldn't have — again. One emergency visit and a few X-rays later, you're handed a bill that makes your stomach drop. We see situations like this all the time at The Pet Clinic, and one of the most common questions pet owners ask afterward is: "Should I have gotten pet [...]
If you’ve ever taken your dog outside and watched them suddenly start munching on grass, you’re not alone. Many pet owners worry that eating grass means their dog is sick. The truth is, grass eating is very common in dogs, and in many cases it’s completely normal behavior. Our veterinary team often hears this question [...]
Dental disease is one of the most common medical conditions we see in dogs and cats, yet it is also one of the most underestimated. While bad breath is often the first thing pet owners notice, the true impact of dental disease goes far beyond the mouth. At The Pet Clinic, we consider dental care [...]
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 [...]