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• Tips for Taking Your Cat to the Vet

  August 15, 2017

  

  Did you know that August 22nd is Take Your Cat To The Vet Day? While we aren’t suggesting that all of our feline patients come in that day, it is important to keep up with your kitty’s veterinary care needs. Of course, visiting us probably isn’t Fluffy’s favorite thing to do. We do all we can to keep our furry friends calm and comfortable, but there are also things you can do to make the … Read More »

• Does Your Dog Have Allergies

  May 15, 2016

  

  Did you know that dogs can have allergies, just like people? Fido can develop allergies at any stage of his life, and to all sorts of different things. Allergies are no more fun for Man’s Best Friend than they are for us! In this article, a Lawrenceville, GA vet discusses canine allergies. Signs of Allergies Itchiness is often a sign of allergies in dogs. If Fido is constantly scratching or chewing himself, he could have … Read More »

• Your Cat Will Benefit From a Good Life-Stage Diet

  August 15, 2015

  

  Your new calico kitten Coco has already turned your home into her personal feline gym. Yesterday, you adopted this energetic seven-week-old cat through an animal rescue group. After arriving home, she raced through every room before rolling on the floor with her toys. Next, she attempted to climb the curtains. Today, she’ll visit your Lawrenceville, GA veterinarian for her new patient exam. The vet will prescribe a nutritious food geared to Coco’s demanding kitten lifestyle. … Read More »

• Vaccinations for Your Kitten

  August 1, 2014

  

  August is Immunization Awareness Month—do you know what vaccinations a healthy kitten needs? Learn more below from a Lawrenceville veterinary professional. What are the Core Vaccines for Kittens? Core vaccines are considered essential for all kittens because of the dangerous nature of the disease, contagion risk, or likelihood of exposure. They’re also a legal requirement in many areas. Core vaccines are usually administered together in a batch, and may include the calicivirus, rhinotracheitis, panleukopenia, and … Read More »