Animal Care at Twin Lakes Center

28/04/2022

In Florida, fleas and ticks ARE a year round problem, and as we head into summer and the mosquito population returns it is more important than ever to make sure your pet is on a flea and heartworm preventative!! Not sure if you are using the right product? Give us a call! 904-363-2005 😊 🙃

26/04/2022

Earn points with your p0urchases of Simparica or Revolution! Visit https://www.zoetispetcare.com/rewards today!

24/04/2022

Dr. Flood recommends year round monthly heartworm prevention for the entire life of your pet. If you have questions about heartworm prevention, please give us a call! We are happy to help! 904-363-2005

23/04/2022

Happy Caturday!

21/04/2022

April is Canine Fitness Month!! Too much sitting and too many calories in the form of treats or poor nutrition choices often contribute to weight gain. Here are some fun ideas to get out there with them! http://apetslifemagazine.com

18/04/2022

April is Heartworm Awareness Month! Check out this short video on YouTube!

Why are heartworms a threat to your dog? This short video explains.

15/04/2022

DYK??

07/04/2022

In honor of National Canine Fitness Month, here are a few exercise tips you can try to keep your pet healthy! 💪

02/04/2022

Only 15% of dogs and 2% of cats without ID tags or microchips are reunited with their families. Is your pet protected?

26/03/2022

To close out Pet Poison Prevention Week, here are 10 foods to never feed your pet, because they contain toxins that can make your pet very sick.

1. Xylitol-containing products (gum, candy, etc.)
2. Chocolate
3. Onions
4. Grapes & raisins
5. Fatty/fried foods
6. Macadamia nuts
7. Coffee grounds & tea
8. Alcohol
9. Yeasted dough
10. Salt/salty snacks

23/03/2022

Who needs an excuse to share their fur-baby? Well here's one! Share your pup in the comments below. We can't wait to see all those adorable floofs! 😍

20/03/2022

To kick off Poison Prevention Week, ask yourself this question:

Do I know what plants in our home are toxic to our pet?

Lillies, sago palms, azaleas, rhododendrons, tulip bulbs, narcissus bulbs, castor beans, rhubarb leaves, shamrock, fungi, certain mushrooms, and more can be toxic to your pet and should be kept in areas where your pet does not have access.