Advantages Of Spays and Neuters

Friday, September 11th, 2020

Spaying or neutering pets is a common procedure, and most pet owners have probably had some experience with having the procedure done on animals they have owned. Aside from the inconvenience of heat cycles and/or roaming tom cats, there are medical benefits associated to having your pet spayed or neutered. The direct health benefits of […]

All About Pet Boarding

Thursday, August 27th, 2020

Dog boarding is the perfect way to care for your dog when you are away for a long weekend, or even just for a busy day. We understand that our clients have very busy schedules and may not always know who to trust with their pet’s care. That is why we offer them the option […]

Blood Testing: What It All Means

Monday, August 24th, 2020

Many technologies that help humans live longer, healthier lives are available to your pet. By performing some basic blood tests, your veterinarian can gather information concerning the health and well being of your pet. Complete Blood Count   This blood test actually consists of several tests that evaluate the number and type of blood cells […]

5 Impressive Things Dogs Can Sense Before They Happen

Wednesday, July 8th, 2020

Just how intuitive is your dog? Many dog owners will swear up and down that their four-legged friends can understand them – sometimes better than their human friends or partner. Whether or not your dog is a master of vocabulary and reading your body language, it is true that dogs can sense things humans cannot. […]

Top 5 Summer Pet Safety Tips

Tuesday, July 7th, 2020

The warmer months are such a fun time to get outside and bond with your pet, but to stay vigilant during your summer activities! There are plenty of opportunities for your pet to get into some trouble during these months. The team here at our top JAX animal hospital has created a helpful list of […]

Excellent Dental Care for Your Pet

Monday, June 8th, 2020

A complete examination of all surfaces of the teeth is impossible to perform while the veterinary patient is awake. The external surface of some teeth may be superficially examined, but the inside surfaces of the teeth (within the oral cavity) cannot be evaluated unless anesthesia or deep sedation is administered. Laboratory blood tests along with […]

Home Dental Care For Your Pet

Tuesday, May 12th, 2020

In order for any dental program to work properly, home care follow-up is essential. Brushing your pet’s teeth is the single most important procedure you can do to maintain good oral health. If performed regularly, daily brushing will dramatically increase the interval between teeth cleaning appointments. Plaque is constantly being made and deposited in the […]

April is Heartworm Awareness Month

Tuesday, April 14th, 2020

Pets and their people love being outside in the summertime – and so do mosquitoes. Because mosquitoes are the most common carriers of heartworm disease, keeping pets up to date on preventive heartworm treatments during mosquito season is especially important. Heartworms are exactly that—large worms that live in the hearts of cats and dogs. Known […]

The Big Catch: Yawning in Dogs

Friday, March 20th, 2020

ust when you thought contagious yawns in humans was weird, it’s gotten even weirder: dogs catch our yawns, too! And new studies from Universidade do Porto in Portugal show that dogs are prompted to yawn just from the sound alone. But perhaps the most interesting finding is that our four-legged friends seem to “catch” these […]

Canine Troubles: How to Win Over Your New Love’s Dog

Tuesday, February 4th, 2020

You’ve fallen in love and nothing can interfere with your new budding relationship until you meet the dog. Your initial introduction with Dog goes terribly awry. Instead of tail wagging and face licking, he greets you with growls and snarls of aggression. Is there couples therapy for dogs and new significant others? Dog likes the mailman and […]

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