Road trips mean making sure your pet is secured safely. Depending on where your pet will be riding, a travel crate or seatbelt harness is the best way to go. If you opt for a crate, the Center for Pet Safety recommends that crates be attached to vehicle walls. Make sure your pet has ID inside and …
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To Our Clients: We are reaching out to inform you of our recently updated procedures and capabilities in light of the COVID-19 Delta virus warning. Our priority is to keep you and our staff safe while still offering needed care for your pets. Both of our hospital locations have been and are currently OPEN to …
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Leaves changing colors. Fall clothing. Fall food. Pumpkin Spice Lattes. There’s a lot to be excited about during the fall season. As you start to get all those family plans figured out for Thanksgiving, make sure to keep your furry family members in mind as well. Holiday festivities and the fall season as a whole can …
Summer is a great time to get outside and have some fun in the sun with our furry friends, but doing so without preparing your pet for the heat can be extremely dangerous for them. If you plan on spending the day outside with your pet this summer, make sure to take these precautions to have …
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According to Science, the magazine put out by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, cats and ferrets have shown a particular susceptibility to the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. In the case of ferrets, the virus has tended to impact their upper respiratory tract but does not appear to be easily transmissible between individual animals. …
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February is National Pet Dental Health Month and at Chimacum Valley Veterinary Hospital and Pet Townsend Veterinary Clinic, we’re marking this important occasion by shining a light on your pet’s pearly – or not so pearly – whites. There’s a reason the veterinary community devotes an entire month to pet dental health. Your pet’s teeth …
