To our friends, We at SVC want you to know that we are here to support all of you and your furry family members. We are doing our best to keep up with the latest information available on the COVID-l9 pandemic and its possible effects on our pets. After testing thousands of pets worldwide, Idexx … Read moreCOVID-19 and Pets
We appreciate the patience our wonderful clients have shown to us during these stressful and unpredictable times. As of June 1, 2021, SVC will be allowing a limited number of clients inside the building again! Please note the following protocol for your appointment: Tech appointments (JUST nail trims/vaccines, no exam done by doctor) and food/medication pickups … Read moreAn Update on Our COVID-19 Protocol
The outbreak of COVID-19 is causing fear and uncertainty for many. It is also a threat to companion animal welfare as some owners worry that pets could spread the virus. The WSAVA’s One Health and Scientific Committees have prepared an Advisory to help our members to advise pet owners in this rapidly evolving situation. You … Read moreThe New Coronavirus and Companion Animals
Kittens can begin to receive their vaccinations when they’re between six and eight weeks old. This is something an animal’s original owner should usually begin doing before it goes on to its forever home, whether it’s a kitten or a puppy. But after vaccinations, how often should you take your cat to the vet clinic? … Read moreHow Often Should Pets Visit the Animal Hospital?
Dogs were domesticated over 15,000 years ago and have been constant companions ever since. According to surveys, over 60 million American households include a dog. This makes dogs the most popular pet among Americans. Other pets don’t even come close. Nearly 28% more U.S. households have a dog than a cat. Can this be explained … Read more5 Reasons Why Dogs are Good Pets
Current statistics indicate that the number of animal hospitals has been increasing. The number of veterinary clinics currently stands at around 26,000 in the country. Despite the increasing number of animal hospitals, a good number of pet owners have not been taking their pets for necessary checkups. Here are just some of the reasons why … Read moreThe Importance of Routine Vet Check-Ups for Your Dog
If you’ve had a dog for very long, you probably know all the basics: most dogs need to be taken on walks at least once per day and they should visit a vet or animal hospital once per year for an annual checkup. But what about when there’s something wrong with your pet demanding medical … Read moreHow to Know When to Take Your Dog to the Vet
Everyone loves the idea of having a puppy. They’re cute, fun, and make an exciting addition to the family. However, they come with a lot of responsibility. They take up your time, money, and patience in many different ways. Educating yourself on how to care for a puppy and what to expect when they come … Read more3 Tips on Caring for Puppies
Dogs have lived with humans for thousands of years. According to some research, dogs may have been the first animal that humans domesticated, predating the domestication of goats, sheep, cattle, and boars by over 3,000 years. Here are four reasons why dogs are good pets to this day. Humans and Dogs Evolved Together Dogs began … Read moreFour Reasons Why Dogs Are Good Pets
Like humans, some elements of a dog’s medical care will remain constant throughout a dog’s lifetime. For example, most veterinary clinics recommend that dogs have annual checkups to prevent or intercept any health issues that could arise. However, other aspects of the medical care needed by a dog can change as the dog matures. For … Read moreMedical Care For Your Dog Throughout Their Life