Suburban Animal Clinic, LLC

07/05/2025

Great summer learning opportunity for kids!

Our READ-LEARN-GROW program starts next week!

07/05/2025

The loud noises and bright lights of fireworks, a staple of Fourth of July celebrations, can be a source of stress and anxiety for pets. Many animals experience a "fight-or-flight" response, leading to behaviors like trembling, panting, and attempting to escape. July 5th is actually one of the busiest days for animal shelters as they receive an influx of lost pets who have fled from fear the night before. 🤝🤗🇺🇸 suburbananimalclinicbutler-pa.com

07/03/2025

Leave your pets at home. Loud fireworks, unfamiliar places and crowds can be frightening to pets. Place your animals in a safe, escape-proof room or crate. Keep horses and livestock in fenced areas and as far from the excitement and noise as possible.
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06/29/2025

4th of July Fireworks are Coming!

06/28/2025

🕷️ Pennsylvania Weekly Tick Report 🕷️
Heads up, PA! Blacklegged tick nymphs are highly active this season — they’re tiny but pack a punch when it comes to spreading Lyme disease. Stay vigilant: check for ticks after time outdoors, especially in wooded or grassy areas.

06/28/2025

The view You See VS the view We See. 😂🩷🐱 We know vet visits can be stressful, but we still love them just the same; even if the favor isn’t always returned! We try our best to use a fear free approach and make these visits as low stress as possible. No hard feelings “Ohana”! 🤗
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06/27/2025

Booking Tuesday Farm Calls for Livestock with Dr. Firestine
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To book contact us at 724-287-5289 or email us at [email protected]
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06/26/2025

Another Hot One! Please be attentive to your pet family needs! 🐕🐈🐄🐐🐖🦙 suburbananimalclinicbutler-pa.com

To protect pets during extreme heat, ensure they have access to cool water and shade, limit outdoor activity, and never leave them in a parked car, even with the windows cracked. Recognize the signs of overheating, like excessive panting or drooling, and seek veterinary care if needed. 🤗
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06/25/2025

A baby alpaca is called a Cria. They are usually somewhere between 10-20lbs at birth. Most of the time it’s all in their tall, lanky legs, just like Dr. Firestine! 😂🤗🤝🦙 (724) 287-5289
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