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Ever wonder why your cat stands at the door and meows?
If you are ever at a loss on how to go about caring for your furry feline, help is here! From kittens to elderly felines, this guide has a range of topics that could help with your needs.
Pets offer a range of benefits for our physical and mental health. Several recent studies add to the list, finding that pet ownership can help slow cognitive decline and prevent dementia in older adults.
With the hustle and bustle of everyday life, we know multitasking can help to get things accomplished in a timely manner. However, it isn't always a good idea especially when it comes to your fur babies. It's always better to keep a watchful eye on the things we cherish most.
If you ever have questions about toxins when it comes to your pet, don't hesitate to call the Animal Control Poison Center at (855) 764-7661.
If you're one to take your precious cargo for a ride, this is the article for you. Tips from safety to fear of vehicles will have you and your fur baby feeling better about those Sunday drives.
Thank you Mark from Mr. Moore's class with Learning Haven for this great information!
Get your pet's prescription food delivered to your front door!
Click the link above to get registered or scan our QR code.
Experiencing a wildlife or rodent problem?
Consult Critter Control - a wildlife control firm for a humane and effective resolve.
Check out their website by clicking the link: NOLA Critter Control
Questions about Pet Insurance?
Check out 365petinsurance.com for information and resources on insurance for dogs, cats, birds & exotic pets.
For the Finicky Eater
A new way to stimulate your pet's appetite. Click the link above to learn more.
Hide treats and kibble inside of the fabric folds and watch your pup use their sense of smell to seek out the goods inside.
Helps to reduce anxiety by taking their mind off of their worries and focusing them on using their foraging skills.
An interactive way for cats to put their hunting skills to use by navigating through this maze for a treat or toy!
Do you have a lazy cat?
Here is a way to get your fur baby more active! A feather toy that pops out of 1 of the 6 holes, blinking lights, and fast moving?
What more could a cat ask for?
You don't always need to use treats as a reward.
Sometimes finding a plush chipmunk in a log after using paws, snout, and mind is all your pup needs!
(Pss..Give your pup a treat anyway.)
Having trouble bathing your fur baby?
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Emergencies are accepted anytime our clinic is open. If you feel you have an emergency with your pet, please call us and come to the hospital immediately. If possible it is best to call before coming in so that a staff member can advise you on your particular emergency.
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