White Veterinary Clinic

05/22/2025

Have you seen the trend of turning your pets into people using artificial intelligence?

We decided to try it for ourselves on our three goldens, and we were not ready for the results... It captured the essence of them being a mom, dad, and son too well!

11/12/2024

We will be closed this Saturday 11/16/2024! Please call in any needed script refills before Friday to ensure we can get them for your pet before the weekend!

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05/07/2024

We found these items in our lobby. If they are yours, please contact us, we have them at the front desk!

04/22/2024

Is your pet microchipped? Please make sure you have registered that number for the chip to truly be effective!

Tomorrow is National Lost Dog Awareness day. While collars and tags are the most common form of ID, it is important to recognize one the most important tools we have for pet identification, which is the microchip!

Some common myths and facts about microchips are outlined below:

03/29/2024

Due to staff obligations and the Easter holiday, we will be closed this Saturday, 3/30/2024. We apologize for the short notice. We will resume normal business hours on Monday April 1st.

03/12/2024

March is Pet Poison Prevention month. Some of the most common sources of pet poisonings arise from pets ingesting human medications both prescription and over the counter, foods, and xylitol.

There are a lot of different things that are toxic to pets, but this image can help walk through a basic list of everything in your home that can pose a threat to your pet!

02/29/2024

Happy Leap Day!

Do you or someone you know have a pet born on Leap Day?
While its fun to consider them much younger due a leap day birthday, the reality is pets age faster than people. There is no perfect way to convert your pets age to human years, but the following chart can you an estimation!

02/22/2024

Open wide! Did you know February is National Pet Dental Health Month?

Dental health problems can impact the overall health of your pet. Have you noticed a change in your dogs breath? Are they not chewing on their toys like they used to? Are they dropping food pieces while eating or salivating more than normal? These are all signs of dental disease.

How do pets get dental disease? Over time, the minerals in their saliva and food combine with the bacteria in their mouth and create plaque and tartar. This contributes to smelly breath and eventually tooth and gum disease. Most pets experience some level of periodontal disease by the age of 3 years old. Broken teeth, infected teeth and gums, and abnormal growths also cause dental disease.

Please be careful looking in your pets mouth as a painful animal may bite. If you are concerned about your pet's dental health, we can evaluate their dental health and recommend the proper treatment as well as at home care to help prevent further issues.

02/15/2024

Yes, we have NexGard® PLUS!
NexGard® PLUS prevents heartworm disease, kills fleas and ticks, and treats and controls roundworms and hookworms. This means it is as simple as giving one chewable once a month to achieve this coverage!

Boehringer-Ingelheim, the makers of NexGard® PLUS, are offering a $35 rebate when you purchase 6 months of NexGard® PLUS from your veterinarian! This offer runs until May 31, 2024. Please call our office to request NexGard® PLUS for your dog!

01/25/2024

As the first month of 2024 is quickly coming to an end, let's look at some low calorie snacks to help our furry friends meet their New Year resolutions to eat healthier and improve body condition!

01/17/2024

We will be closed this Saturday 1-20-2024 in order for our staff to complete continuing education obligations. We will resume normal business hours on Monday, 1-22-2024.

01/11/2024

Have you noticed changes in your dog's activity and behavior? This easy-to-use checklist can help you spot the signs of osteoarthritis (OA) pain. Take the Canine OA Pain Checklist Quiz to learn more. https://bit.ly/3OFiYdC