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Did you know that the temperature inside a vehicle can rise almost 20º F in just 10 minutes, and almost 30º F in 20 minutes? Plus, cracking the windows makes no difference.
Cars can get hot quickly, even on mild days, and that can spell trouble for your pets. Never leave your animal alone in a...
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Our pets tend to display allergies by being itchy more than sneezing like we do. Allergies are flaring up this time of year so if you notice your pet is overly itchy, we recommend an exam to determine if they need allergy treatments.
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We are seeing a lot of foxtails embedded in between toes, especially on dogs. Check their feet when they come inside, and also check their ears as the foxtails can embed in the ear canal and ear drum.
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Most cats don't show signs of injury or illness until they are very ill. It's recommended that cats have regular exams and periodic blood work and other testing to catch disease as early as possible.
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Remember that carriers are required for cats and exotics (including birds) and leashes are required for dogs when bringing your pets to the vet. Here are some hints for bringing your cat in.
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It's fairly common for our pets to develop bumps as they get older. Many are not worrisome, but some can be problematic. If your pet develops a new lump, give us call to take a look at it.
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Happy National Pet Week! Celebrate this week (May 1st-7th) by giving your pet extra loves and attention.
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Dr. Kristen Lucibello has been at Zion Vet for over 5 years and has touched the lives of many animals and humans alike. Emergency and shelter medicine have been a long time passion for Dr. Lucibello and she has finally made that goal a reality. She will be available for appointments until April...
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Meet St. Gertrude, the patron saint of cats! Some people believe her patronage most likely originated from the claim that water from her well and bread baked in her oven were thought to repel mice and rats. Other accounts say she prayed for the mice to go away and they did. Because of the great...