05/19/2026
Is your pet “slowing down” lately? It may be more than just aging.
Our newest monthly newsletter focuses on Osteoarthritis in pets — including common signs to watch for, treatment options, and ways we can help keep your furry family members comfortable and active for years to come. ❤️
Arthritis can affect both dogs AND cats, and many pets hide their discomfort surprisingly well. Early intervention can make a huge difference in their quality of life!
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***Important***
Our clinic will be CLOSED on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25th.
We will reopen with normal business hours on Tuesday, May 26th.
We hope everyone has a safe and wonderful holiday weekend with their pets!🐶🐱
As pets get older, many owners notice changes like slower walks, difficulty jumping, or stiffness after resting. While these signs are often brushed off as “normal aging,” they can actually be signs of Osteoarthritis (OA) — one of the most common chronic pain conditions in dogs and cats.