Happy Pawlidays: 5 Holiday Safety Tips for Your Pet
The holiday season is a special time with friends and family including your four-legged companions. The dropping temperatures, twinkling lights, and crackling fires provide a festive atmosphere for cozy celebrations. Holiday festivities are extra special when shared with your pet but many traditions and meals can be dangerous for curious furry pals. Many holiday treats such as chocolate sweets and marinated meats are the culprit in unexpected trips to the emergency veterinarian. Avoid a pawliday disaster by following these five safety tips from our Animal Emergency Care team.
What to Expect at the Emergency Vet: 5 Common Pet Owner Questions Answered
An illness or accident can happen with your pet at any time, and it can be stressful and frightening to see them in pain. Your pet is family and making decisions can be challenging when their health is concerned. However, responding quickly and calmly to a pet emergency is your best insurance for a positive outcome. Pet emergencies such as being hit by a car or ingesting a toxin require immediate veterinary care, but most family veterinarians are not available during evening hours. Fortunately, our Animal Emergency Care team is available 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. We understand the stress pet owners face with an injured or sick pet, and we have answers to some common questions about what to expect if your pet requires a veterinary emergency hospital visit.
