Spring Wellness Special
Thursday, 14 May 2015
What is a wellness panel? A wellness panel is labwork- bloodwork with or without a urinalysis that allows Dr. Gore to check your pet(s) organ function, endocrine function, blood count, and urine for potential issues. In healthy pets, they allow Dr. Gore to establish a baseline for your pet’s “normal” values. This can help with
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Medical Information: Fact or Fiction
Monday, 04 May 2015
The veterinary community has known for some time that many clients like to search the internet for information on their pet(s) health. Instant access to information can make pet owners feel empowered and proactive . This ready access to information can be helpful but in many cases can cause harm. It is important for people
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The Importance of Follow Through
Wednesday, 08 January 2014
There are many times that we see patients for conditions which require a followup examination. Some examples of these conditions are upper respiratory infections, urinary tract infections, ear infections, limb injuries, spinal injuries, and surgical procedures. Of course, this list is by no means comprehensive. We have several reasons for scheduling follow-up appointments. For both
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Holiday Safety for Your Pet
Wednesday, 20 November 2013
The holidays can be a wonderful time for families and friends but they can be rife with danger for our four-legged friends. Make sure to take precautions so that all of your family members can enjoy this time of year. There are several things to keep in mind during this season. First, though our furry
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Halloween Fun at Spring Forest Boarding, Grooming, and Daycare
Saturday, 05 October 2013
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Tips for Successful Flea and Tick Prevention
Thursday, 15 August 2013
Tips for Successful Flea and Tick Prevention Fleas and ticks can be a huge annoyance for pet owners and a major source of discomfort for pets. In areas where winter climates have been mild, flea and tick populations can rise exponentially making these pests difficult to control. Here are some suggestions to make this
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Managing the Summer Shed
Saturday, 10 August 2013
Dogs and cats naturally shed their coats to allow for new hair to grow in. This typically happens twice a year in the spring and in the fall. While the changes in seasons can cause an animal to shed their coat, increased shedding can also be a sign of a medical condition or nutritional deficiency.
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The Importance of Dental Care
Saturday, 10 August 2013
Dental health is a frequently overlooked area of pet well care. Poor dental care can result in
a variety of problems and can affect your pet’s overall health. Severe periodontal disease can
even cause organ damage. Periodontal disease has a progression of stages starting with the formation of plaque on the
surface of the teeth. Plaque is a
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