Why does my pet need to be anesthetized for their dental?
We often receive this question so we wanted to share this important information with you. We only practice anesthetized dentals for patient safety, and to limit stress and discomfort. Additionally
Here’s the answer to our Trivia Tuesday!
⭐️If none are spayed or neutered, a female dog/cat and her mate, and all of their subsequent puppies/kittens, can produce over 12,000 dogs/cats in the span of 5 years… isn’t that astonishing?!
Does your pet need to see the vet?❤️
We’re so happy to share with all of you that Precious, the amputee kitten who started in our physical rehabilitation program, has been adopted by one of our technicians!
