An active cat is a happy cat! Cats need more than cuddling; they need play to remain active throughout their lives. Pet owners often purchase toys and expect their cat to play with the toy on its own. The owner becomes disappointed when the cat doesn’t play with toys. Instead of waiting around for your cat to initiate play, make play a two-sided experience by turning toys into prey. Both you and your cat will be happy.
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There are few things that leave you with more of a warm and fuzzy feeling than sharing a new, wriggly puppy or tiny kitten -- or any other pet -- with someone for Christmas. The sheer joy and excitement on their face is enough to tell you that you made the right decision in getting your friend or loved one a pet . . . or did you? It's a sad reality that your local veterinarian often sees pets brought to shelters or abandoned after the glitter of the holidays is worn off. Here are a few reasons why you should consider carefully before buying a new pet for someone over the holidays.
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Though it may have taken you a while to adjust to working from home throughout the pandemic, chances are that your pet couldn’t be happier to have you around all day. Unfortunately for your furry friend, WFH won’t last forever -- despite what it might feel like right now. When it’s time for you to go back to the office, your dog or cat may have a difficult time acclimating to their newfound solitude. Here are a few tips and tricks from our experienced professionals to help your beloved pet transition into a healthy routine when things “get back to normal.”
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At this time, SVC remains committed to continuing to provide the highest quality veterinary services to your pets while keeping our clients, staff, and families healthy and safe. Please know that in addition to our normal cleaning and sanitation protocols, we are also taking the following steps.
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Our pets play such an integral part in our lives, offering love and friendship through each stage of our journey together....
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When Ivey first came to the shelter, she loved to try to trick visitors into giving her treats. She was always friendly and engaged and now loves to climb to the highest heights of her current foster family's condo to snooze in the sunshine. Ivey was the ideal candidate for the Cat Pawsitive program.
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