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This week is National Pet ID week, and we have a few tips for keeping your furry friend safe:
🐾 Make sure they're always wearing a collar and an ID tag with current, legible information.
🐾 Give your cat an ID tag even if don't let them go outside.
🐾 Include your name, phone number, and address on all ID tags.
🐾 Have your pet microchipped, and keep the information in your account current.
Have a great weekend, and be sure to give your canine a squeeze on Sunday for National Hug Your Dog Day!
Today marks the beginning of National Heartworm Awareness Month, so it's a great time to brush up on your knowledge about these nasty parasites and how you can protect your pet.
April is National Heartworm Awareness month — learn more about the potentially deadly parasite that can wreak havoc on your dog's insides.
This week is Poison Prevention Week. Learn a bit more about some common household items that could be dangerous to your pet:
National Poison Prevention Week National Poison Prevention Week brings awareness to the many are many household products that can pose a serious danger to our pets. As a pet parent, you are constantly worried about the health and happiness of your furry kids. Dogs and cats’ curious personalities a...
It's Friday AND World Sleep Day. Has there ever been a better day to enjoy a cat nap? We don't think so!
This Sunday is National K9 Veterans Day - a special day to commemorate the sacrifices and services of American working and military dogs. This event is celebrated each year on March 13th because the Army began training its new K-9 Corps on March 13, 1942. This was the first time dogs were officially recognized as part of the U.S. Armed Forces.
Did you know that March is Pet Poison Prevention Month? Learn more about some of the most common household hazards for cats:
You may be surprised to find out which household substances are most toxic to your cat. WebMD tells you what to keep out of harm's way.
This Sunday is Love Your Pet Day. Don't forget to celebrate with your furry friend!
February is National Cat Health Month, so now is an excellent time to give us a call and schedule an appointment for your feline friend!
Does your cat need dental cleanings? Absolutely! Find out what at the link below.
At-home care is not enough. Your pet also needs professional cat dental cleanings.
Because February is Spay/Neuter Awareness Month, now is a great time to consider the many benefits of having your furry friend spayed or neutered.
🐾 Prevent unwanted litters
🐾 Spaying prevents uterine infections and cancer
🐾 Neutering prevents testicular cancer
🐾 Spaying/neutering can ease behavioral problems
To learn more about additional benefits or schedule an appointment for your canine companion or feline friend, contact us today!
Could your dog be suffering from periodontal disease? Learn about the symptoms of this all-too-common problem in recognition of Pet Dental Health Month!
Periodontal disease in dogs is a common and painful problem. Learn how to spot symptoms to help you treat and prevent it from affecting your pet's health.
With January and Walk Your Pet Month coming to a close, now is a good time to consider whether your canine companion is getting enough exercise during their daily walks. Visit the link below to learn more about your dog's exercise needs.
There are a few standard exercise guidelines you can follow to make sure that your dog is getting all the exercise she needs.
Today is Change a Pet's Life Day, so it's a great day to do something extra special for your feline friend. Discover a few suggestions at the link below!
January 24th is Change A Pet's Life Day! It's a chance to celebrate making positive changes in cats' lives, to raise awareness, and to encourage adoption.
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Does your dog love cheese? If so, today is a great day to offer them a bite of their favorite treat!
January is National Train Your Dog Month. Check out these fun tricks to teach your canine companion!
You can teach dogs of any age new tricks. Get a full how-to for these easy routines.
Today is Dress Up Your Pet Day, and we'd love to see a picture of your furry friend in their favorite outfit! Share a picture in the comments below 😺
Does your dog love the snow? Many of us have dogs with long hair or a double coat (Huskies, Chow Chows, and St. Bernards, just to name a few), and they love to be outside in the snow. Though they have hair to keep their bodies warm, we need to keep their feet safe. If there is ice outside where you intend on taking your dog/s, there are a couple things to keep in mind.
Ice can cut their pads which is painful. (Have you ever been cut by ice? It hurts!) They also don’t have a way to keep their feet warm. If you notice your dog holding their feet up and alternating paws, you need to get them inside right away. They are telling you their paws are freezing. (Imagine you standing outside in the cold conditions with bare feet!) An alternate solution is doggie booties if you will be outside for long periods of time with your pet.
January is Walk Your Pet Month and a great time to get out and explore with your canine companion. Plus, taking your pet for a walk is an excellent way to work toward getting healthy in the New Year!
From our family to yours, we wish you a New Year filled with health, happiness, and love. Happy 2022!
What's your pet's New Year's Resolution?
Many of us create a short list of resolutions in January. Some of us with furry family members have made such promises to pets. Here’s what some of you have had to say.
Sending warm and fuzzy wishes for a Merry Christmas!
Looking for the perfect last-minute gift for the dog or dog lover in your life? Check out these ideas!
You’ll score major points with these cool dog-tested, dog-approved gifts.
It's National Ugly Sweater Day! Does your pet have an ugly sweater? We'd love to see a pic in the comments!
Is your dog constantly sticking their paws in their ears and digging them? Pick up that floppy ear and take a sniff. Does it smell bad? If the answer is yes, your dog could have a bacterial infection, yeast infection, or even mites. If you are a pet parent that is a do it yourselfer, get out the ear wash and clean those ears. If you need help cleaning your furry friend's ears, call and set an appointment. Unfortunately, these issues will not go away without intervention, and the longer they are left unattended, the worse they get. Antibiotic ear drops may also be prescribed by your veterinarian to help shorten the duration of the infection.
Planning to travel with your canine companion this holiday season? Check out these tips! And be sure to contact us to schedule a checkup before you hit the road.
Get tips for traveling with a dog to make your holiday road trips, flights and hotel stay stress-free.
The holiday season isn't the only thing that's in full swing. It's also National Cat Lovers Month! Be sure to find some time in your hectic schedule to celebrate your feline friend(s) in December.
Have you noticed your pet is becoming an eating machine? With fall upon us and winter right around the corner, our pets' hunger is increasing. Don't be alarmed or ignore what is apparent. As it gets colder, especially heading into the winter months, our pets need more food for the energy to keep them warm. They also need to build up a thin layer of fat that also helps keep them warm. Just like us, their nutritional needs change just as ours do when the weather changes. Providing good healthy food for your pets should be a top priority. If you have questions or concerns regarding your pet's diet, we'd love to help. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.
Thanksgiving is just a couple days away! Check out these tips for enjoying a safe holiday with your furry family members.
Thanksgiving is a time for friends, family and holiday feasts—but also a time for possible distress for our animal companions. Pets won’t be so thankful if they munch on undercooked turkey or a pet-unfriendly floral arrangement, or if they stumble upon an unattended alcoholic drink.
Do you think your pet is just getting lazy? Maybe you have a senior dog or a short-haired dog, and you are noticing they are not as eager to go on that evening walk or go outside as often. We humans often forget that if we need a jacket before walking out the door, maybe our pets need one, too. Older dogs require a bit more care when the seasons change, especially as it gets cooler. Short-haired dogs also need more care in late fall and through the winter. An appropriate weight doggie coat could solve your problems. In addition, consider taking them out for shorter periods of time but more frequently for exercise and that much-needed potty break.
Need a good reason to go for a walk with your canine companion? Tomorrow is National Take a Hike Day. Get out there and explore!
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November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month and an excellent opportunity to familiarize yourself with the most common signs of cancer in companion animals:
🐾 Unexplained weight loss
🐾 Sores that won't heal
🐾 Refusal to eat
🐾 Decreased energy/lethargy
🐾 Difficulty breathing
If your pet exhibits any of these symptoms (or you have ANY other reason to suspect they are unwell), please schedule a checkup right away. In cases of serious illnesses like cancer, early detection and treatment ensure the best possible prognosis.
It’s Fall. That means the weather is changing and so is your pet's hair. Noticing it appears that there is more of your pet’s hair on your floors than on their body? It’s time for them to change their coats. You can help your furry friends by:
🐾 Brushing your pets will help get rid of all that loose hair that hasn't found its way to your floor.
🐾 Give your pet supplements and make sure they're getting the right nutrition. High protein helps keep their coats in good shape, and so does adding Omega-3 vitamins to their diet. (Ask your Veterinarian)
🐾 A monthly bath not only helps keep them clean but also helps get the loose hair out of their coat.
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The team here at Everett Veterinary Hospital is proud to provide a complete range of services for your pet. From wellness exams to animal emergency care, we want to help your pets live their best life by your side. Our goal is to make affordable, compassionate veterinary care available to every pet in Everett and the surrounding communities. We’ve been here for over 60 years, forming lifelong relationships with our patients and their owners.
Everett Veterinary Hospital offers wellness exams, spay & neuter procedures, soft tissue & orthopedic surgeries, animal dentistry, vaccinations, microchipping, senior pet care, pet boarding, nutritional counseling and emergency services to dog and cat owners in Everett, Lynnwood, Edmonds, Marysville, Snohomish, Mill Creek, Lake Stevens and the surrounding areas.
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