Holt Veterinary Clinic

05/04/2026

Sneaky diabetes 🐈

Early signs of diabetes mellitus in cats aren’t always obvious at first glance 🐱

Many patients present with gradual or subtle changes—like increased thirst, weight loss, or lethargy—making consistent evaluation over time essential to early recognition.

The 2026 AAHA Diabetes Management Guidelines for Cats highlight the importance of:
• Identifying at-risk patients
• Recognizing early clinical signs
• Using consistent body and muscle condition scoring

Explore the full guidelines on the AAHA website 🔗
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05/03/2026

🧡💙 happy pets have responsible owners!

Taking proper care of your pet ensures it lives a long and healthy life. Here's everything you need to know about being a responsible pet owner.

05/01/2026

From backyard zoomies to camping trips and every adventure in between, parasites are everywhere, all the time. Heartworm, flea, and tick preventatives keep your pet safe wherever their paws take them. 🐾 Your pet deserves to live a life that is parasite-free, and you can help give them that with deals on meds that are simply—furnominal. 😎 Ask us how you can save today!

04/29/2026

🌱 with all these spring showers…

04/20/2026

Plans for Friday?
Your dog is invited, too!

02/14/2026

Keep an eye out for Lassie & Piper and their incredible officer-handlers, who make our community a better place. It’s our honor to care for these beautiful dogs, who provide support local students.

02/06/2026

We love a good Dog-umentary 🧡💙

02/02/2026

🎩 it’s about time ☀️

12/14/2025

Keep it merry! ❤️💚

Our common household items pose as dangers for our pets; learn what they are and how to prevent our pets from getting hurt by them.

11/21/2025

Is your pet due for a wellness exam? These visits are how we keep your best friend feeling their best—year after year. 💛 Give us a call or book online today!

11/19/2025

It's getting chilly! 🥶Cold weather can affect your pet's joints, skin, activity, and routines. Here are a few tips to prepare your pet for wintertime:
- Provide a warm and cozy space off of the floor and away from drafts
- Sweaters or jackets are great for short-haired, small or senior pets
- Limit your pet's time outside in the extreme cold
- Some pets' nutrition needs might change during the winter. Talk to your vet if you think this might be the case.

Have questions? We’re always here to help!