When we shoot a gun, some people will flinch even though they knew it would be loud. When lightning strikes close, we expect thunder, even though we are sometimes startled. When we go to watch fireworks, we know there will … Read More

We are SO excited. There is something new that we have been planning for a while and it is here! PAWS for a Cause is a new program that goes into effect today. Have you heard of our PAW Plans? … Read More

Paws for a Cause We are truly excited and humbled to introduce to you PAWS for a Cause. Our entire team is dedicated to providing as many pets with the best possible veterinary care as possible, and we believe we … Read More

This week’s blog is to make sure you notice and are aware of a danger to our dogs. One of the initial outbreak areas that has been reported was in Georgia and it seems to be moving into our area from … Read More

Ever had a cat (you can’t say you’ve owned one because cats are Sovereign Citizens)? They are fun to watch as they chase whatever is in their imagination or the “magical red dot” we so like to torment them with. … Read More

We’ve got a great new event to announce! Community Pet Support Day will be held on Sunday, June 11, 1-3pm at 304 N Haywood St in the parking lot in front of The Dog House. This is intended for those … Read More

Fleas and ticks…fleas and ticks…fleas and ticks. Seems like these are all over the news and social media right now. How to Safely Remove a Tick. Are Ticks in Your Area? These are just some of the headlines I have … Read More

Happy Mother’s Day! This past Sunday was a great day of celebration for the mothers of our country and we all celebrated them. The things they have taught us, the feelings they have instilled in us. Most of us got … Read More

I went out of town for one night this last weekend. No big deal, right? Well, a little bit because I left my dog at home to be taken care of by my neighbor. Still no big deal, right? Well, … Read More

It’s that time of the year again, time for fleas and ticks to come to mind. Even though we have them around here year round, for some reason, we think of them beginning in Spring and Summer. What is the … Read More