Bayshore Veterinary Clinic Pc

04/13/2026

SCAM ALERT!!!!!!! WE ARE NOT SELLING SHIRTS!!! Do not click on ANYTHING not posted by the clinic!!!! DO NOT CLICK!!!!

04/03/2026

Ok here we go! After some technical difficulty, we have a post that won’t be cut off! Don’t get ticked with the ticks!!!

03/18/2026

We are back! We open at 7:30am. First we apologize for any inconvenience. More importantly, we hope everyone has made it through this Blizzard safely. Please be patient with us as we try to navigate through rescheduling our patients and going through all of our equipment to ensure everything is in proper working order. We have received your messages and we will be calling everyone back as soon as we can. Thank you and we look forward to seeing everyone soon!

03/17/2026

Bayshore Vet will remain closed Tuesday, March 17. We will reach out to all missed appointments as soon as we can and get everyone rescheduled. We apologize for the inconvenience, and we hope everyone remains safe during this time.

03/16/2026

UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE. FIRST WE HOPE THIS POST FINDS EVERYONE SAFE AND SECURE FOLLOWING THIS STORM. WE WILL REMAIN CLOSED TOMORROW MORNING, TUESDAY, 3/17 UNTIL AT LEAST NOON. WE WILL CONTINUE TO MONITOR AND REASSESS FOR THE AFTERNOON APPTS. PLEASE CALL PRIOR TO COMING IN IN CASE WE ARE CLOSED AND CANNOT REACH YOU.

03/14/2026

03/04/2026

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03/03/2026

While many won't post about ticks until the later months, it is important to know that ticks are still active at 35 degrees!!!! Tick- borne illnesses are on the rise. Make sure to get your Lyme vaccines and flea and tick prevention soon!!!!

02/09/2026

Happy Valentine's Week to Everyone!!! Just a little information from Veterinary Practice News.

01/28/2026

It's so cold!!! Please keep your pets safe. They can get hypothermia too!

Learn how to protect pets and livestock in cold weather.

12/17/2025

Please be careful with your "de-icing" solutions!!

Curated by Smartbrief. Chemicals in driveway salt, such as sodium, calcium and magnesium chlorides, can be harmful to pets, potentially causing dangerous gastrointestinal issues and electrolyte disturbances if ingested, says emergency veterinarian Ben Donati. Dr. Donati recommends cleaning do...