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Three Ways to Prevent Your Pet from Getting Lost
We know more than anyone that your pet is more than just an animal – they're a family member! In this blog post, we'll share tips on preventing your pet from getting lost and what to do if they ever go missing. Identification Tags and CollarsIdentification tags and...
Navigating Holiday Stress for Pets
As the holiday season approaches, it's important to recognize the potential stress this cheerful time of year can bring to our cherished pets. Amidst the festive chaos and alterations to their routines, our furry family members can also feel the strain that we feel....
Celebrating Senior Pet Month
It’s time to celebrate our older pets! Older pets require a lot of time, care and attention. To help your pet age in the healthiest way possible, here’s what you need to know. What to Pay Attention To: Pets tend to age slowly. Here are a few things you should...
The Dos and Don’ts of Thanksgiving With Pets
Thanksgiving is coming, and that means big meals and delicious food for your guests. But for your pets, that means upset stomachs and anxiousness. Here’s what you need to know to keep your pets safe and healthy this Thanksgiving! Avoid Sharing Table Scraps One of the...
Pets and Plants – What you need to know
We all love house plants, but you might not realize how toxic many of them can be for your pets. Before bringing in any new plants to your house, it’s important to know which ones are safe for your curious furry friends. As the seasons change, be careful with...
How to Keep Your Pet Safe this Halloween
Halloween is always a fun time of year, and it should be for your pets, too! It’s easy for your pet to become more overwhelmed than you might realize during this holiday. When you think of Halloween from the perspective of your animal, it’s easy to see why. Here...
Understanding Bloodwork for Your Pet
Every pet owner should have all the information they need to make the best possible decisions for their pets. We find that pet owners don’t know enough about bloodwork for their pets which can negatively affect their pets overall health. Bloodwork is actually a vital...
How To Keep Your Pet Safe This Holiday Season
The holiday season is here! That also means we can’t forget about our furry friends. Here’s everything you need to know to keep your pets safe during this year’s holiday celebrations. Avoid Ribbons On Your Gifts Ribbows and bows are almost a given during the...
How Often Should My Pet Go to the Vet?
We know you always want your pet to be the happiest and healthiest they can be. And that starts with routine vet care. But you may be wondering, how often should I be taking my pet to the vet? This all depends on the age, lifestyle, and health of your pet. Use this...
What You Need to Know About Diabetes in Pets
We know as a parent to a furry friend, there’s nothing more important to you than the health of your pets. Even despite your efforts, your pets may face health challenges you can’t plan for and as a result, need special attention. For example, your pet could develop...
Animal Pain Awareness Month
September is here which means so is animal pain awareness month! Monitoring your pet’s pain level is an important part of everyday life. But it’s especially important during this time of year! In this blog we will dive into the...
How Pet Owners Can Celebrate Happy and Healthy Cat Month
This September we are celebrating our cats and kittens! This month is an opportunity for all our cat owners to put more focus on their cats overall health and wellness. To help you celebrate this month here are tips and resources you need to know to keep your...
Why Your Pet’s Dental Health is So Important
Dental health month has arrived! We can’t express how important it is to make sure your pet’s dental health is, well, healthy. We see so often dogs that have poor dental health and dental disease that come into our hospital. The reality is that many pet owners don’t...
How to Help Your Pet Ease Into Back to School Season
We’ve officially entered back to school season! Not only is this an overwhelming time for you and your children, but also your pets! Your four legged friends appreciate routine, and when that’s thrown off or changed, they might need a little bit more attention. ...
Signs Your Pet is Overheating
Summertime is here and in full swing! It’s tempting to spend as much time as possible outside as you can. But with all this outside time, it’s important to be aware of the risks that come with extended periods of time outside. During these long periods of time...
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Rose City Animal Clinic is accepting new patients and we can’t wait to meet you and your pet! Get in touch today to book your pet’s first appointment at our Tyler, TX vet office!