King William Veterinary Clinic

08/13/2026

Signal boost!

07/21/2026

This event was rescheduled due to the heat. Second basket added!

07/09/2026

07/04/2026

Happy Independence Day from June Bug and all of us here at King William Veterinary Clinic!

07/04/2026

🎆 FIREWORKS + PETS = OUR BUSIEST TIME OF THE YEAR. 🎆

The good news? A lot of those trips to the shelter are preventable.

Here's how you can help keep your pet safe this Fourth of July, and help us get them home quickly if they do end up with us.

🐾 Keep them inside. Even pets who have never run away can panic when fireworks start.
🐾 Make sure they're wearing a collar with an ID tag. A phone number on a tag is often the fastest ticket home.
🐾 Check that their microchip information is up to date. A microchip only works if the contact information is current!
🐾 Keep doors and gates secure. Remind guests to be extra careful coming and going.
🐾 Exercise them before the fireworks begin. A tired pet is often a calmer pet.
🐾 Give them a safe place to hide. Close the curtains, turn on the TV or some music, and let them ride out the noise somewhere they feel secure.

💜 If your pet goes missing:
• Search your neighborhood immediately.
• Keep an eye on our page! We post every found animal that comes into our care as quickly as we can, and many pets are reunited with their families because someone recognizes them in one of our posts.
• Post clear photos in local lost-and-found pet groups.
• File a lost pet report with us as soon as possible.

💜 If you find a lost pet:
• Check for an ID tag and have them scanned for a microchip. Most veterinary clinics and shelters will scan for free.
• Before bringing them to the shelter, file a Found Pet Report with us. If we already have a matching Lost Pet Report, we may be able to reunite the pet with their family immediately and keep them from ever needing to enter the shelter.

We want nothing more than to spend the weekend reuniting pets with their families instead of filling kennels.

A few minutes of preparation today could save you, and your pet, a whole lot of heartache tomorrow. Stay safe, everyone! ❤️

07/04/2026

📍The 7-Second Test: Place the back of your hand or a bare foot on the pavement. If you cannot comfortably hold it there for 7 seconds, DO NOT WALK YOUR DOG on that surface.
📍Switch to Grass or Shade: Avoid concrete and asphalt. If you must go out, stick to shaded areas or grassy lawns. Keep potty breaks SHORT and don't venture far from home.
📍Timing is Essential: Save leash walks for the early morning (before 9AM) or late evening when the ground has thoroughly cooled.
📍Use Protection: If you must walk on hot surfaces, consider booties , or, use paw balm/petroleum jelly.
📍Watch for Warning Signs: If your dog starts hopping from paw to paw, limping, or excessively licking their feet, get them to a grassy area and head home immediately.
📍Walk Alternatives: If you have a fenced yard, USE IT! Skip leash walks in favor of indoor/backyard enrichment. Prioritize MENTAL enrichment over physical exercise.

07/04/2026

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https://www.sheepandgoat.com/_files/ugd/aded98_d09d24d572b145358a9a8badcfeb1391.pdf

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https://www.flickr.com/photos/baalands/55370310793/

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https://www.sheepandgoat.com/infographics

07/02/2026

Please stay safe!

☀️🌾 Stay Cool and Safe This Summer! 🌾☀️
As temperatures rise, it's crucial for our hardworking farmers and agricultural workers to take precautions against heat stress. Here are a few tips to keep you and your livestock safe during teh summer heat:

✅ Always have fresh, cool water available for you & your animals.

✅ Try to schedule outdoor tasks during the cooler parts of the day, like early morning or late evening.

✅ Ensure that you & your livestock have access to shaded areas to escape the sun.

✅ Keep an eye on your animals for signs of heat stress, such as excessive panting or lethargy.

✅ Keep track of weather forecasts and heat advisories to plan your work accordingly. 🌞

07/01/2026

Protect their summer adventures! Parasites don't take summer breaks!