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The newest piece of decor in the Animal Clinic lobby is a vintage one! We love our refurbished original sign from when the Animal Clinic was first opened by Dr. Lowe in 1965 🐾❤️

Thank you for always thinking of us Bob! We loved them 🥰

We will be closed Friday July 3rd, Saturday July 4th, and Sunday July 5th. Happy Fourth of July! Have a fun, safe weekend!

Miss Ziva Mae lookin like a diva today 💅✨💜 #Yorkie #animalclinic #dogs

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Did you know it is easier to prevent flea and tick infestations than to treat them? http://bit.ly/3bqKwl3 PETPLACE.COM The Dos and Don’ts of Flea & Tick Preventatives - PetPlace

It’s that time of the year again! It’s time to make sure your pets are on preventatives for heartworms, ticks, fleas and intestinal parasites. Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal parasitic condition that is transmitted by mosquitoes. The American Heartworm Society recommends annual testing for heartworm infection for your dogs. Our feline friends are recommended to be put on preventives March through December. While treatment for heartworm disease in dogs is possible, it is a complicated and expensive process, taking weeks for infected animals to recover. There are a variety of options for preventing heartworm infection, including chewables and topicals. All of the products listed below are extremely effective when administered properly on a timely schedule. Lyme disease is a common and potentially debilitating bacterial disease that is transmitted to dogs (and people) by the common deer tick. Lyme disease is now very common in this area due to the large increase in the deer population and deer ticks. We recommend that all dogs be vaccinated against Lyme disease. Lyme disease can be prevented by vaccinating yearly and administering Frontline Plus, Simparica Trio, or Nexgard monthly to prevent ticks. Heartgard Plus (ivermectin/pyrantel) - Heartgard Plus is effective in preventing heartworm disease and offers broad protection against roundworms and hookworms. It comes in an easily administered, monthly, chewable treat for both cats and dogs. Interceptor Plus (milbemycin and praziquantel)- Interceptor Plus is effective in preventing heartworms and treats and prevents common intestinal parasites including roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms. It comes in a chewable tablet for dogs. Simparica Trio (sarolaner, moxidectin, and pyrantel)- Simparica Trio is the first monthly chewable for dogs that prevents against heartworm disease, flea, ticks, roundworms and hookworms. Frontline Gold (fipronil+methoprene) - Frontline Gold is a monthly topical treatment & preventative for flea infestations and ticks which can transmit Lyme disease. Available for cats and dogs. Nexgard (afoxolaner)- Nexgard is a monthly beef-flavored chewable flea and tick preventative for dogs. It kills fleas before they can lays eggs. Revolution Plus (selamectin and sarolaner)- Revolution is a monthly topical applied once a month to the base of your pet’s neck. This product protects against heartworms, fleas, ear-mites, hookworms, and roundworms for your cats and dogs.

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