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HEART ARROW WILL BE CLOSED OVER LABOR DAY WEEKEND SATURDAY, SEPT.4TH - MONDAY, SEPT. 6TH!
We will resume normal business hours at 7:30am Tuesday Sept. 7th!
If you need medication or prescription food for your pet over the long holiday, make time to purchase now!
Pet Emergency Clinic on the corner of Ruby & Mission will be handling all emergencies. Their number is 326-6670 and they will be open 24hrs a day over the holiday weekend!
Have a GREAT Holiday Weekend!
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SEPTEMBER IS SENIOR PET MONTH!
30% OFF GENERAL HEALTH PANEL FOR
ALL SENIOR PETS THE ENTIRE MONTH!
(More than $40 savings!)
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WATCH FOR SIGNS OF AGING....
While changes in behavior or appearance may be the first indication of a problem in your pet, these signs may not be apparent during your visit. That's why it's important for you to watch for subtle changes in your best friend and notify us.
Even if your pet is just reaching his or her senior years, preventive health care can be treated more effectively. If you have any questions or concerns about your senior pet, please don't hesitate to talk with us. Together, with your help, we can make sure your pet lives a long, happy and healthy life!
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HELP YOUR SENIOR PET LIVE A LONGER,
HEALTHIER LIFE!
Thanks to the advances in veterinary medicine, pets are living longer than ever before. Since veterinarians now have more diagnostic tools and treatment options to help your pet stay healthy, it's a great time to be a senior pet.
Still, like humans, older dogs and cats are more likely to encounter health problems than younger pets. That's why , as your pet nears 7 years of age, a senior exam can help us assess your pet's current health and provide a baseline for monitoring changes in the years ahead.
Dogs and cats age approximately 7 years for every human year, and large breed dogs can age even faster. That means diseases like diabetes, as well as kidney and liver diseases, can progress up to seven times faster in pets...so it's important for us to examine your senior pet more often.
A General Health Panel will give us a good idea where your senior pet's values are and will give us a good idea how his or her body is functioning in all aspects. With our September special of 30% off on a General Health Panel, it is the perfect time to schedule an appointment for bloodwork!
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OUR DOOR IS ALWAYS OPEN!
Don't let every visit to our office be a 'poke' or a scary experience for your pet! Stop by anytime for a weight check and a treat for your pet and let our doctors and staff give them big hugs so they'll be happy to come back and see us!
While you're here with your pet, pick up our chart that will give you an idea if your pet is a Senior or Geriatric! It's based on age and weight which would be good thing to include with your pet's 'at home' records.
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SOME VERY VERY CORNY JOKES!
Q. What kind of cat goes bowling?
A. An alley cat.
Q. What do you call a sick dog?
A. A germy shepherd.
Q. Why did the dog go to court?
A. He got a barking ticket!
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Always in our hearts, Powder ~~~~
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