As you know the Covid-19 Pandemic is accelerating quickly. We are trying to remain open to continue to provide needed urgent care to your pets. For the safety of all, the following procedures are being put in place for as long as required. We ask that you respect these procedures–they are designed to protect both you and our team and keep us open as a hospital.
The best information we have at this time about pets and COVID-19 is in this excellent FAQ from the Veterinary Emergency Clinic.
In light of the current situation and due to the concerns around the spread of COVID-19, we want to update you on the measures we are taking in response to this unprecedented crisis.
Pet Dental Month starts now! Get Complimentary Dental X-Rays with your cleaning or treatment and some other great dental bonuses for you and your pet from now until February 28th.
The FDA has recently released a third report on the emerging epidemic of canine dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM), and it’s potential link to a number of “grain-free” dog foods.
Good dental health is one of the keystones of good overall health for your pet. To help you figure out if your pet needs dental care, we’ve put together seven questions to ask yourself about your pet’s mouth and behavior.
Pet Dental Month starts now! Get Complimentary Dental X-Rays with your cleaning or treatment and some other great dental bonuses for you and your pet from now until February 28th.
November and early December might not seem like prime time for a vet visit, but it’s actually an excellent time to come in and see us.
Pet Dental Month starts now! Save 10% and get some great dental bonuses for you and your pet from now until February 28th.
Ensure your pup has a positive experience at the vet. A Fear Free vet visit begins before you even leave the house.
At Blue Cross Animal Hospital we are embracing the Fear Free. Here are some ideas that you as a cat owner can try, to help your cat be Fear Free at the vet.
Some dogs come bounding in to see us. Some dogs put the brakes on as soon as they know where they are. Some cats stroll out of their carriers and take over the exam room. Some cats cower at the back of their carriers trying to make themselves invisible. At Blue Cross Animal Hospital we…