Whipple Avenue Pet Hospital

03/06/2025

Meet Dr. Subash Kethavath, DVM, the Medical Director at Whipple Avenue Pet Hospital! 🩺🐾 With his expertise and dedication, your pets are in great hands. Stop by and say hello!

11/28/2023

Dear Clients! Concerning news about Atypical Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease (aCIRD) has emerged, with cases reported in several states, including California. Be alert for symptoms like cough, sneezing, and lethargy, especially if your dog has recent social exposure.

Take action:

Contact Your Vet: If symptoms arise, reach out to your veterinarian.
Isolation: Quarantine exposed dogs for 14 days.
Clean and Disinfect: Regularly sanitize surfaces and pet items.
Home Confinement: Keep affected dogs away from shared spaces.
Report Illness: Inform facilities if your dog gets sick after exposure.

We're prioritizing safety with extra measures. We're here for support; contact us with any concerns!

09/24/2022

Happy National Dog Week! How are you celebrating your pup?!

07/22/2022

Happy Friday! Here is a fun article with muddy pup photos to get you in the fun weekend mood!!

If there's one thing dogs love more than treats or a good snuggle session, it's making a mess.

07/08/2022

July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month! Here are 5 signs
of pet dehydration! Watch out for them and keep your pets hydrated, in a cool environment, and always have fresh water available for your pet.

07/04/2022

Happy 4th of July! As you celebrate the today, we want to remind you of a few safety tips to keep your pet safe. 1. Keep pets indoors, especially when fireworks are going off, 2. Create a calming environment 3. keep food and alcohol away from pet 4. keep your pet cool with plenty of water and shade. 5. Pet identification, ensure your pet is microchipped and has their identification tags on securely - After all, 4th of July is one the highest intake days for animal shelters.

06/27/2022

Pets make us better people and that is just one of the many things you can be thankful for on World Pet Memorial Day. Think of all of the personal growth the responsibility of caring for and loving your pet gave you.

06/27/2022

Here's hoping that your week went as well as a cat in a bow tie getting some head scratches.

06/25/2022

It's Cat World Domination Day! So let's get real, cat parents! Why is your cat always staring at you? You might think it's a sign of love and wanting attention but maybe it's to collect information on their humans for an upcoming invasion! Either way we still love them!

06/14/2022

It's Pet Appreciation Week and today would be a great day to hug your pet and thank your lucky stars they can't talk. 😂💙❤️️

06/14/2022

It's Pet Appreciation Week and for anyone out there that are considering getting a pet - here are some key thinking points that our amazing clients had to weigh when they were thinking about getting a pet.

06/04/2022

Don't forget to give your fluffy feline friend and big hug today, cause today it's their day. Although, when is it not their day? 😉

06/01/2022

It's National Chip Your Pet Month and here are a few FAQs about why Microchipping is a great idea for your pet and invaluable in a time of need.

Get answers to frequently asked questions about microchipping of animals.

05/28/2022

To all of the veterans and active service members out there, we salute you for your hard work, service, and sacrifice this weekend.

05/27/2022

We don't expect fireworks on Memorial Day. There are always a few and unlike on the 4th of July when we have the pets ready for them on Memorial Day Weekend a few errant fireworks can send our pets running for the hills or hiding in the house to the point we can't find them. So, here is a reminder and some tips on how to deal with random fireworks this weekend.

The Fourth of July may still be several days away, but fireworks have been rattling cities across the country for weeks. Chicago, for example, has recently reported a 700% jump in firework complaints this year compared to 2019; in Boston, that number is 2,300%.

05/27/2022

Diabetes in dogs and cats can occur at any age. However, diabetic dogs are usually 4-14 years of age and most are diagnosed at roughly 7-10 years of age. Most diabetic cats are older than 6 years of age. Diabetes occurs in female dogs twice as often as male dogs. Certain breeds of dogs may be predisposed to diabetes.

Diabetes is a serious condition that can not only affect your pet’s health, but requires commitment on your part as a responsible owner to help maintain and ...

05/27/2022

Dog Dad Jokes are the best! Wishing everyone a happy Monday.

05/14/2022

It's so wonderful when you receive feedback like this. 💙