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Pet Poison Prevention Part 2
Rat Bait…We see many patients that have ingested this toxic substance. It is very common for people to use rat baits to help control the pests around their property. But even when we think we have everything secured and that our pets are not able to get to them, the...
Pet Poison Prevention
The inquisitive nature of our four-legged family members that makes them so adorable can also increase their chances of getting exposed to the plethora of toxins in our environment. Even foods that seem so benign and seemingly healthy to us can be deadly to our pets....
Diabetes in Pets
Is your furry friend have some extra weight on them after winter? Overweight and obese pets are at increased risk of developing diabetes. We want to spread awareness of this common disease and what to look out for. Diabetes mellitus occurs when the body cannot...
7 Signs That Your Pet is in Pain
We know that your furry friends can't talk, and that can make it really difficult for them to convey their feelings. Cats and dogs are incredibly skilled at hiding subtle signs of discomfort and pain, often suffering for weeks, months, or sometimes years without...
Feline and Canine Dentistry and Oral Pain
Cats and dogs are generally very stoic creatures, and owners often overlook oral pain from dental problems. Even with rotten teeth and serious dental disease, many cats and dogs are still able to eat their food in what seems like a normal manner. Many owners do not...
Foods Not Fit For Your Feline
Not all foods are safe for your feline friend! Whenever you and your kitty want to try a new snack, make sure to do your research. Here are some foods not safe for your feline that might surprise you. Tuna A cat fed a steady diet of tuna prepared for humans...
Top Reasons for A Visit to the Veterinary Emergency Room
Every day and night, we see a multitude of patients in our ER. Our furry patients come to us in need of care for many things. Some cases are all too familiar and can be avoided. We can share some of our data with you that will give you an idea of the most common cases...
November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month
Over 12 million cats and dogs are diagnosed with cancer every year and millions of pet owners are faced with difficult decisions surrounding their cancer treatment. Please read this inspirational story of one of our patients, Stanlee, who survived Osteosarcoma.Stanlee...
Kennel Cough Season: What you should know
Kennel Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease for dogs. Canine Infectious tracheobronchitis (the official term) is commonly contracted any place where large amounts of dogs congregate. Dogs can spread Kennel Cough to one another through airborne droplets,...
Tips for a Safe Camping Trip with Your Pet
Being in Sumner, Washington, we love to enjoy all of the beauty that nature has to offer without having to go too far. Sometimes, it's even better having our four-legged companions with us when hiking or camping! Before you head out for your outdoor adventure, check...