New Furry Baby? We Can Help!
Do you have a new puppy or kitten? Congratulations! A new furry friend is always cause for celebration. We can help your furry baby start off on the right paw with these important steps. Vaccinations with boosters are especially important for young puppies and kittens as they do not have full immunity from many serious infectious […]
Bark, Bang, Boom! Keeping Your Pet Comfortable This Summer
The coronavirus crisis has changed our lives in countless ways, and there’s no denying that summer 2020 will look very different from past summers. In particular, the pandemic will change how we celebrate the July 4th holiday. With most large community fireworks displays canceled, it’s very likely that smaller, neighborhood displays will fill the gap. […]
Twice the Duration, Half the Stress
Summer Special! Find the Golden Ticket in Bravecto Plus for cats and you could win a Sure Feed Microchip Feeder while protecting your cat! Cats are vulnerable to parasites, especially in multi-pet households. Fleas, ticks and other nasty parasites can cause serious health problems in your cat or kitten. That’s why it’s important to protect your […]
Celebrating Pet Dental Health All Year Long!
February is National Pet Dental Health Month, but at Juanita Bay Veterinary Hospital we believe that every month is a good time to focus on keeping your pet smiling for years to come. That’s because your pet’s teeth are key to their overall well-being. Behind your pet’s pearly whites could be some seriously dirty secrets. […]
The Ugly Truth About De-Icers
Given the amount of snowfall we’ve already seen this year, it’s time to talk de-icers and the dangers they pose to your pets. Commercial de-icing products are usually full of chemicals that are harmful to animals. Your best friend could ingest them when cleaning themselves or suffer significant skin irritation and even burns. The most […]
Resolve to Have a Healthier Pet in 2020!
What contributes to a pet becoming obese? The reasons vary. Sometimes it’s as simple as a lack of exercise and too much food. Age can play a role, too. As pets get older, their energy levels drop, and that often coincides with a tendency to exercise less. And pets who’ve been spayed or neutered gain […]
Pet Safety Tips
You better watch out! There’s lots of fun to be had during the holidays, but also quite a few hazards for your pet. Here are a few safety tips to keep your pet jolly this season. Keep chocolate and sweets out of reach. The darker the chocolate, the higher the concentrations of caffeine and theobromine, two […]
What’s That Lump?
So you’re snuggled up to your furry best friend scratching the “kick button” and you feel it: a lump that wasn’t there before. It’s understandable to be concerned, because one in four dogs and one in five cats will develop cancer in their lifetime. November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month, which was created by the […]
Halloween’s No Treat for Pets!
Halloween is a fun, spooky and often tasty time for us—but many treats associated with Halloween can put your pet’s health at risk. Here’s seasonal food (and drink) that you should definitely keep out of paw’s reach: Chocolate can cause upset stomachs, heart arrhythmia, panting, abnormal heart rhythm, kidney failure, seizures, and even death if large amounts are […]
The Scary Fact of Kidney Disease and Your Cat
There’s a strong possibility that your cat will eventually need treatment or management of kidney disease: it’s the #1 cause of death in cats over 10, and it’s estimated that more than half of cats over age 15 have reduced kidney function. What’s even scarier is that our feline friends rarely show any symptoms, and […]
