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  1. What Is a Fear Free® Veterinary Hospital and What Are The Benefits?

    … be a stressful experience for both you and your pet. Fear Free® Certified veterinary hospitals strive to … people, and we would like to share a bit more information about Fear Free veterinary hospitals. Here we'll take a look … we would love to have your pet as a patient. Contact us today to learn more or to schedule an appointment for …

  2. Fear Free Certified

    … are 6 basic steps of "going to the vet" that can cause fear and behavioral issues in some dogs and cats. Below … your dog has food issues, bring their favorite treats for us to use. Encourage your dog to defecate in the … Entering The Hospital If your dog balks about coming into our doors, don’t drag them. Try using …

  3. Fear-Free Veterinary Practices - Hype or Helpful?

    … when it comes to pet care, you've probably heard the term "fear-free" in regards to veterinary services. Some might … goes deeper than that. Fear-free handling is really about trust and respect. Gaining Your Pet's Trust … our own actions. When a dog or cat indicates to us that they are uncomfortable with a lip lick, yawn, or …

  4. How To Find The Best Veterinarian

    … with details of negative experiences and share insight about who they’ve put their trust in for years. … GeniusVets Cat Friendly Practice Fear Free American Kennel Club Local Breed … detrimental to their health and well-being. Contact us for additional guidance if you’re currently looking for …

  5. Puppy Palooza: The Secret(s) to Raising a Happy and Healthy Pup

    … be fed puppy food until they are almost fully grown (about 9-12 months old for most dogs). Giant-breed puppies … visit is a crucial part of socialization. Please ask us about which of these would be safe for your puppy at … forcing, or going too fast. You can make your puppy’s fear worse by exposing them to too much too quickly or by …

  6. Why Should Indoor-Only Cats be Microchipped?

    … cat to take a leap into the great outdoors. Fear : If your cat is averse to meeting new people, too … There have been a number of newsworthy incidences about cats with microchips being returned to their homes, … 15th, you can celebrate Check the Chip Day by contacting us to get your cat microchipped and/or ensuring your …

  7. What To Know About Your Cat's Pre and Post-Op Surgical Care

    … infections. * https://www.aaha.org/pet_owner/about_aaha/why_accreditation_matters/abou... Making … procedure was performed. Always remember to call us if you have any questions about your cat's recovery. … caring cat people who are happy to help ease the stress and fear associated with cat surgery for you and your feline …

  8. 9 Things You Can Do to Help Animals During National Justice for Animals Week

    … animals every day. We see the scars of neglect, the fear in abused eyes, and the desperate hope for a better … updates, and ways to get involved. Stay informed about local animal shelters and rescue organizations, their … If you have questions and you'd like to reach out to us, you can call us directly at (209) 551-4527 , or you …

  9. World Rabies Day: Facts, Prevention, and Actions To Take if Your Pet is Bitten

    … health impact to both pets and humans. This day is also about educating pet owners about risks and prevention to … World Rabies Day theme is “Rabies: Facts, Not Fear,” with the goal being to dispel myths surrounding … how to protect your pets against rabies, please give us a call . We're here to help, especially when it comes to …

  10. The 4-1-1 on Pet Microchipping, and Why You Need it For the 4th of July

    … version of what is actually going to happen but, trust us, there is nothing quite so ominous involved in the procedure. So let’s talk about what microchipping is and what it isn’t. It’s … about privacy when it comes to microchipping, but the fear is unfounded because your private information is not …

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