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Pet Allergy Management Tips
1 min read Allergens are small particles that our bodies might react to. Allergens enter a pet’s body through their skin, ears, and nose. Dogs can suffer from allergies all year long. Year-round triggers include: -Environmental elements: grass, cedar, mold, pollen....
Preventing Heat Exhaustion in
Dogs This Summer
1.5 min read Heat stroke happens fast. Keep your pets cool and avoid dangerous outcomes.If your cat or dog is affected by heat, don’t wait. Keep our phone number handy and get them to the vet ASAP. Here are 3 ways to keep your 4-legged friend safe while outdoors. #1:...
How to Prevent
Heatstroke in Pets
1.5 min read Act fast to lower your pet’s body temperature. Rush your pet to our veterinary hospital. A veterinary visit is crucial during and after heat exhaustion or heatstroke. No matter how well you cooled your pet at home, hidden organ damage or other issues can...
Goodheart’s Smart Approach
To Pet Vaccines
3.5 minute read Goodheart customizes vaccine plans for each pet. We’ll chat at your pet’s yearly check-up. Then, we recommend only the vaccines your pet needs based on your lifestyle and environment. Our advice is conservative and based on common sense. Vaccines are...
5 Essential Tips for
Senior Cat Wellness
1 min read Dr Penn has noticed that Lux’s interests have shifted as he’s aged. “While he's still playful (he will catch that darn red dot someday), his new obsession is finding a good lap,” says Dr Penn at Goodheart Lowry. “When people visit, he will browse until he...
How to Support Your Senior
Pet’s Golden Years
3 min read Senior cats and dogs are the best. “Keep them active but remember that your senior pet is no spring chicken. So, don’t overdo the exercise, says Dr Penn at Goodheart Lowry. “And no one is too old for treats!” We love your senior cats and dogs. Here are 5...
How to Prevent Tick
Borne Disease in Pets
2.5 min read “It was tricky to remove!” says Dr David Liss about the tick he removed from inside a dog's ear, which had created an ear infection. “I had to use some careful manipulation to reach his head without squeezing his body.” Ticks are parasites that can attach...
My Pet Ate Poison
What Should I Do Next?
1 min read If you suspect your pet has eaten something they shouldn’t have eaten, don’t panic. Many pets eat toxins. We won’t judge you over the item or substance. Life happens. We’re here to help. Step 1: Find the packaging. It helps to have the product...
Brushing Your Pet’s Teeth
What You Should Know
2.5 min read Brushing is a good habit to form as part of pet dental care. It’s a nice addition to professional...