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Wandering Trails Veterinary Care, PLLC Experience the convenience of a mobile veterinarian! We offer well and sick patient care for dogs and cats. We also provide large animal services.

Services include exams, vaccines, diagnostic testing, treatment, surgery, and peaceful home euthanasia.

There are numerous benefits from getting your pet “fixed”. How many can you name?
04/08/2022

There are numerous benefits from getting your pet “fixed”. How many can you name?

Have you ever wondered what the spay and neuter difference is? "Spay" is also called a Ovariohysterectomy. It is a procedure by which the ovaries, fallopian tubes and uterus are removed from a female dog or cat.

Don't miss out. Come join us in the sunshine for the rabies clinic at 350 Frear Hill rd, Tunkhannock, PA
16/07/2022

Don't miss out. Come join us in the sunshine for the rabies clinic at 350 Frear Hill rd, Tunkhannock, PA

08/07/2022
Just a reminder what is safe for your pets
23/11/2021

Just a reminder what is safe for your pets

Don't forget to get your pets updated on vaccines
18/10/2021

Don't forget to get your pets updated on vaccines

23/08/2021

Cow facts:

Cows like to take a break. That's why they lie down between five and ten times a day and spend up to twelve hours resting.

Cows have a strong sense of smell. They can perceive smells at a distance of up to 6 miles.

A cow eats an average 100 - 200 pounds of grass.

Cows spend around eight to twelve hours per day grazing.

Cows drink a whole bathtub of water in just one day.

16/08/2021

How the rabbit came to its name:

The Romans had to experience that the brave rabbits did not want to settle for a life in fenced enclosures. They dug underground tunnels to escape their prison. Their Latin name " Oryctolagus cuniculus" means "hare-like graves of underground tunnels".

12/08/2021

Fun facts about goats:

Goats are very inquisitive, they have a constant desire to explore and investigate anything unfamiliar.

Goats communicate with each other by bleating. Mothers will often call to their kids to ensure they stay close. Mother and kid goats recognize each other's calls soon after the mothers give birth.

Goats use the sneeze sound as an alarm. They use a sneeze to warn each other of danger, whether real or imagined.

Goats dislike water, they would rather leap over streams and puddles than step in them.

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