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Our Facebook PageSummer brings with it a time of special concerns related to warm weather activities, travel, increased prevalence of certain diseases, and parasites. It can be helpful to be aware of these risks so you know how to best protect your pet. More »
Dental disease, what we can see with the naked eye and on x-ray, is a major cause of unrecognized pain for pets. Left untreated, dental disease can advance and cause kidney, liver and heart disease. More »
Here's what you need to know about purchasing Prescription Drugs (ex. heartworm medication) for your pets over the Internet. More »
At the Companion Animal Hospital we believe an informed owner makes better decisions for the health and well-being of their pet companion. The "For Your Information" format has been created to provide information that may affect you and your companion. Thank You for taking a few minutes to review this information.
Summer brings with it a time of special concerns related to warm weather activities, travel, increased prevalence of certain diseases, and parasites. It can be helpful to be aware of these risks so you know how to best protect your pet. More »
During the winter season, animals may be exposed to various hazards which can pose serious risks to their well being and may potentially be fatal. More »
Here's what you need to know about purchasing Prescription Drugs (ex. heartworm medication) for your pets over the Internet. More »
Thank you for recognizing the need to spay or neuter your pet. Some people "shop around" for the best price on this surgery without the knowledge of why the cost may vary among veterinary practices. More »
Becoming aware of these household hazards is the first step to keeping your pets safe year-round. More »
Dental disease, what we can see with the naked eye and on x-ray, is a major cause of unrecognized pain for pets. Left untreated, dental disease can advance and cause kidney, liver and heart disease. More »