Pet Safety During the Holiday Season
Now that many of us have enjoyed a traditional Thanksgiving feast (and we hope you had a wonderful holiday!), we can expect many more holidays and gatherings on the horizon.
It would seem autumn is the harbinger of food-based celebrations – from candy corn to pies to stockings teeming over with treats, there’s no shortage of goodies to consume. With all that food around, pet poisoning emergencies are common, and pet safety awareness is key to protecting your pet.
Avoiding Pet Toxins and Hidden Dangers
When you’re busy baking, it can be tough to keep an eye on your stealthy kitty or pup, and most pets are naturally curious about the holiday bounty. In some cases, it’s the owners themselves who indulge their pets, thinking a little snack is OK. However, table scraps or too much rich food are often the causes of gastritis and pancreatitis. Continue…
Cats work in mysterious ways. Is your kitty hiding in the back of the closet because he doesn’t like your house guests (primarily their Yorkie), or because he has some multi-syllabic monstrosity of a health concern? Without seeing more than just the tip of his tail flipping to and fro, it can be hard to tell.
July is Pet Dental Month at Summeridge Animal Clinic! Just as it is for us, quality dental care is a cornerstone to your pet’s overall health and well being. The impact of a healthy mouth goes a lot further than many pet parents realize. Read on for tips on keeping your furry companion’s teeth and gums healthy in order to prevent serious problems down the road. 
