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Poison ivy, as well as its common counterparts poison oak and sumac, are a real nuisance during the warmer months. You know to avoid it whenever possible, but what about your pet? Can pets even get a rash from poison plants? The answer is yes, although it’s not very common. Learn more below from your Bourne, MA vet. Symptoms of Poison Ivy in Pets There’s a simple reason that pets aren’t very likely to get … Read More
Did you know that June is officially Foster A Pet Month? Fosters are always needed in the world of animal care. However, this year, this situation has become quite urgent, because of the coronavirus. The pandemic has in many places both slowed down adoptions and TNR programs and, unfortunately, increased surrenders. What is fostering, and is it a good option for you? A local Bourne, MA vet offers some tips on this below. Reasons Fostering … Read More
International Hug Your Cat Day is coming up May 30th. Of course, we think kitties should be hugged every day. One might even argue that Fluffy’s main job is providing her humans with lots of snuggles! Read on as a Bourne, MA vet lists some great reasons to hug your feline friend. Relaxing It would be a massive understatement to say that this year has been stressful. Hugging cats is one of the best things … Read More
March 28th is Respect Your Cat Day! Of course, we think that kitties deserve to be treated with respect every day. But how do you show your feline overlord her proper reverence? If you were to ask Fluffy, she would probably insist on stocked fishponds and catnip gardens in every neighborhood, and kitty trees and catwalks in every house. However, you don’t have to go that far to show your pet proper respect. A local … Read More
March 13 is K-9 Veterans Day! Thousands of dogs have gone bravely into battle with their human friends, and have truly gone above and beyond when serving. It’s only fitting that their sacrifice and dedication should be recognized with a special day. A Bourne, MA vet discusses K-9 veterans in this article. History Fido actually has been serving in our wars for a very long time. One of the earliest—if not the earliest—recorded instance of … Read More
The holidays are officially upon us! As you do your shopping, don’t forget to pick up something for your canine companion. If Fido were able to write a list to Santa Claws, he’d probably ask for lots of bacon, belly rubs, and car rides. However, there are some better ways to fill your furry best friend’s stocking. Read on as a local Bourne, MA vet lists some great gifts for Man’s Best Friend. Toys Toys … Read More
Winter is here! It’s always nice to settle in on a frigid night with a good book or movie and your feline pal purring on your lap. Although Fluffy is quite independent, you will want to take a few steps to keep her comfortable when it gets cold. Here, a local Bourne, MA vet offers advice on caring for your cat in winter. Keep Kitty In The best thing you can do for Fluffy this … Read More
Thanksgiving is coming up quick! Many people are starting to make plans for the autumn holiday. As it turns out, our feline pals have an agenda of their own. In this article, a local Bourne, MA vet discusses Fluffy’s holiday plans. Fur Everything One of Fluffy’s golden rules is to always leave the proper amount of fur on everything. Your feline friend will thoughtfully divide her time between different napping spots to ensure that no … Read More
Have you recently adopted a bunny? If so, you’ve chosen an adorable little pet. Don’t be fooled by that cute face, though. Bunnies are chewing machines! This is because they have open-rooted teeth, and can develop painful dental issues if they don’t chew enough. In order to protect both your rabbit and your belongings, you’ll need to do some bunnyproofing. Here, a Sandwich, MA vet discusses making your home safe for Floppy. Small Objects Anything … Read More
October is Adopt A Shelter Dog Month! This is one cause we are always happy to shed light on. If you’re ready to bring a new pooch into your life, please consider going through a shelter. A Sandwich, MA vet discusses adopting a shelter dog in this article. Making A Difference Adopting a shelter pup is definitely something to feel great about! You’ll be giving that one lucky dog a new lease on life and … Read More
