Posts by Allison
The Importance of Routine Veterinary Exams
We hear this question every day: “My pet appears healthy and shows no signs of concern. Why is it important for a veterinarian to examine him when there are no…
Read MoreHeartworm Pop Quiz!
April is heartworm awareness month, so to mark the occasion, we’re going to have a pop quiz! Ready? Everyone take out a piece of paper and number it 1-10. This…
Read MoreMarijuana Poisoning in Pets: Q&A
Continuing the education about marijuana poisoning in pets, Total Veterinary Care® has posted some questions and answers from the Pet Poison Helpline below. The full article can be found here!…
Read MorePot Poisoning in Pets: Total Veterinary Care® Seeks to Educate and Treat, Not to Judge
The statistics are startling! In July 2019, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)’s Animal Poison Control Center reported a 765% increase in calls received related…
Read MoreDental Disease: What to Watch For
At Total Veterinary Care®, we believe you are your pet’s best oral health advocate! Problems with your furry friend’s mouth and teeth often lead to a variety of other problems.…
Read MoreFebruary is National Pet Dental Health Month, and it’s a great time to focus on the dental health of our pets.
Why Do Pets Need Dental Exams and Cleanings? At Total Veterinary Care®, a health check-up includes a thorough examination of your pet’s mouth, teeth and tissues. Our doctors will ask…
Read MoreDiabetes and Senior Pets—Identification and Care
Although diabetes can occur in any pet, young or old, it is most common in older pets. The team at Total Veterinary Care® encourages you to seek our advice on…
Read MoreConsider Adopting a Senior Pet – You’ll be Thankful!
There is nothing more adorable than playful, fluffy puppies and kittens. Whether searching for a pet through a shelter, pet store or breeder, the reality is that most people seeking…
Read MoreAging and Pet Wellness
It’s National Pet Wellness Month, and we have some great information to share about aging and wellness! Did you know that: by age two, most cats and dogs are “adults”? …
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