It is that time of year again! As the temperatures rise so do the possibilities of your dog or cat getting fleas or being bit by a tick. Schedule your appointment at Simcoe Veterinary Hospital today for your pets yearly Flea and Tick treatments. www.SimcoeVet.com/
Ralph was in the clinic recently looking handsome as ever!
Ralph had a blood sample collected for a senior wellness profile. Preventive screening can detect underlying health issues before they escalate, allowing for timely intervention and better management of conditions like kidney disease, diabetes, and hyperthyroidism. Early blood screening is a proactive measure that helps ensure the overall health and well-being of our beloved furry companions like Ralph.
Murphy's in the house! Murphy came in recently for his preventative care exam, routine blood screening and urinalysis. This handsome fella belongs to Dr. Mazna, say hello to Murphy!
As you celebrate this joyous holiday, don't forget about your furry friends! Here are some important tips to ensure their safety: Chocolate Alert: Keep all chocolate and candies out of reach, as they can be harmful to pets if ingested. Say No to Easter Grass: Opt for alternatives to plastic Easter grass, which can cause dangerous intestinal blockages if swallowed. Beware of Lilies: Easter lilies are toxic to cats and can cause kidney failure if ingested. Keep them away from curious paws! Egg-cellent Hiding Spots: Securely place Easter eggs where pets can't access them, as they may contain harmful substances. Mind the Decorations: Keep an eye on ribbons, bows, and small decorations that could be swallowed or cause choking. No Table Scraps: Resist the urge to share human food with pets, as many ingredients can be harmful to them. Trash Patrol: Dispose of Easter-related trash in secure containers to prevent pets from ingesting harmful materials. Supervise, Supervise, Supervise: Keep a close eye on your pets during festivities to ensure their safety. Let's make this Easter a happy and safe one for our beloved companions!
Have you noticed dandruff or red patches on your dog's skin? Does it seem like your cat's always itching and scratching? These are some of the symptoms associated with allergies, which can leave your pet in a great deal of discomfort. Here at Simcoe Veterinary Hospital, we can diagnose and treat dozens of skin problems in dogs and cats that are caused by environmental or household allergens. Our Barrie pet dermatologists have years of experience working with skin problems and can customize a treatment plan to meet your pet's specific needs. www.SimcoeVet.com/
