Preventative Health Care
The intelligence of the saying ‘an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure’ cannot be argued.
For our pets this means regular grooming to avoid disease of the skin, ears, eyes and paws; dental care using special foods, brushing teeth or routine scaling and polishing; heartworm, flea, tick and intestinal parasite prevention; proper nutrition to avoid obesity and nutritional deficiencies; and training, enrichment and exercise to prevent boredom and behaviour problems. Because we are keenly aware of the special bond you share with your pet, we will spend the time to review all of this and more.
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FUNFACT:
The term “dog days” has nothing to do with dogs. It dates back to the ancient Romans, who believed Sirius, the Dog Star, added its heat to that of the sun from July 3 to August 11, creating exceptionally high temperatures. The Romans called this period dies caniculares, or “days of the dog”.
