April is Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month! Animal welfare is a cause that is near and dear to our hearts. While no one person can help every animal in need, there are definitely things you can do to contribute to the greater good. Here, a Sayville, NY vet discusses some ways that you can help our animal friends. Adopt From Shelters When it’s time for you to bring a new furry friend into the … Read More
Our feline friends are all unique individuals, with their own purrsonalities and adorable quirks. However, Fluffy and her friends do share some opinions about certain things. Actually cats have quite a few pet peeves in common. Here, a Sayville, NY vet lists some things that annoy your cat. Baths As noted above, our feline pals are all unique. There are some cats that don’t mind baths, and a few quirky kitties that seem to actually … Read More
There’s a super cute doggy holiday coming up. March 23rd is National Puppy Day! It goes without saying that puppies are one of the most adorable things on the planet. They’re also one of the most mischievous! Read on as a local Sayville, NY vet discusses that crucial first year. Veterinary Care Your canine pal will need to see us a few times while he’s still a puppy. We recommend that all dogs be microchipped, … Read More
It’s recommended that your pet be spayed or neutered early on in life—many dogs and cats can have the procedure performed as early as eight weeks of age. Why is the spaying or neutering procedure so essential? Learn more here from a vet in Sayville, NY. Behavior Improvements A pet who has been spayed or neutered behaves far better than one who hasn’t. While the procedure isn’t a cure-all for bad behavior, pets who have … Read More
February is Dental Health Month—have you checked out your dog’s pearly whites lately? Dental care is often overlooked when it comes to our canine companions! Below, a Sayville, NY veterinary professional gives you a few tips for keeping your dog’s oral health in tip-top shape. Mouth Examinations About once a week or so, sit down with your canine companion in a well-lit area and give his teeth and gums a quick once-over. Gently peel back … Read More
There are many human foods that aren’t good for our canine companions—it’s likely that you already have some in your kitchen! The trick is preventing the problem ahead of time so that your pet doesn’t ingest anything harmful. Here are five foods you should never feed your dog: Garlic and Onions Garlic and onions, as well as similar foods like chives, scallions, shallots, and leeks, aren’t safe for dogs. These sorts of foods can damage … Read More
Is your kitty using your sofa as a nail-care station? Has your cat shredded your carpet, or left scratch marks on your door jambs? Fluffy’s nail-care habits can be a bit frustrating! One way to keep your pet from scratching your belongings is to clip her claws. A local vet discusses trimming Fluffy’s claws in this article. Pawsitive Vibes To get started, settle down in a comfy chair with Fluffy on your lap. Pick a … Read More
Is your dog aged six or older? If so, Fido may be approaching—or already in—his senior years. While your pooch may always be a puppy at heart, his needs will change as he ages. Cold weather will also affect your dog more as he grows older, so you’ll want to take extra care with your pet in winter. Here, a vet discusses winter care for senior dogs. Doggy Clothes Unless Fido has thick fur, he … Read More
The holidays are approaching fast! As seasonal activities and festivities ramp up, many of our furry buddies will be paying very close attention as their favorite humans cook, decorate, and wrap gifts. While this special time of year offers a wonderful chance to spend time with our loved ones, it can be dangerous for our animal companions. Here, a vet lists some ways to keep your pet safe during the holiday rush. Avoid Dangerous Foods … Read More
Are you still working on your holiday shopping this year? Picking just the right gifts for your loved ones can be tricky! Don’t forget to get a few things for your canine buddy. Read on as a Sayville, NY vet lists some great gift ideas for dogs. Toys Toys are a great gift for our four-legged pals. Classic doggy toys, like rope toys and chew toys, are fine. You can also get Fido something new, … Read More
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