Our Union location has reopened on Sundays, with extended hours for Emergency and General Practice, now 7 days a week, 7am to Midnight.
When your pet is diagnosed with a chronic or long-term condition, the road ahead can be uncertain. Some pets’ chronic illnesses can be managed easily, while others require frequent and ongoing diagnostics, medical treatment, and assessment to make sure the pet is maintaining a good quality of life. And as pets age, the chances of [...]
If you’ve recently noticed your pet shaking their head frequently, they may be headed for an ear problem called an aural (ear) hematoma. A hematoma is a collection of blood that is localized in a certain area, in this case, the ear flap of dogs, and less commonly, cats. When a hematoma is present, the [...]
Most of us know just how acute our companion animal’s sense of hearing is. Our pets can hear sounds at a much greater frequency than we can. Ears are essential for hearing and balance, and as a result, an ear problem can greatly affect their quality of life and cause pain and infection. Fortunately, pet [...]
In times of disaster, we all rely on our community first responders, and often these include the Union County Sheriff’s K9 Unit. This amazing team of human and canine officers has come through for our community time and time again. It is such an honor to be the trusted healthcare partner and resource for these [...]
The American Humane Association estimates that over 10 million dogs and cats are lost every year. They also estimate that 1 in 3 pets will be lost at some point in their lives. Although those are some scary statistics, when you realize just how quickly your dog or cat can dash out an open door [...]
If you have lived through any natural disaster, you know that every second counts when evacuating or sheltering in place. Each disaster, whether it be a hurricane, flooding, or fire, has its own manner of getting to safety. When it comes to the unexpected and your pets, they require different things than your family might, [...]