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How to Keep Your Pet Healthy and Happy After a Surgery

Category: Pet Owner Tips, Pet Safety

25Feb2022

Your pet is a big part of the family, so when it's time for a major medical procedure, the experience can be a bit nerve-wracking. While surgeries and other operations are necessary for your pet's health, it's crucial to take care of your furry friend afterward, too. So, let's dive into how to keep your pet healthy and happy after surgery.

5 Reasons to Microchip Your Pet

By Eastwaye Veterinary Clinic

Category: Pet Owner Tips, Pet Safety

20Jan2022

A pet microchip is a small radio frequency identification (RFID) device that provides pets with a permanent form of identification that is the most effective way for lost pets to be reunited with their families.

Tips and Tricks to Get Pets to Take Their Medicine

By Eastwaye Veterinary Clinic

Category: Pet Owner Tips, Pet Wellness

15Dec2021

Our pets have very sensitive noses that can sniff out the unappetizing scent of medication they don't want to take from a mile away. This can make it very challenging to administer your pet's medication as prescribed.

How to Keep Your Pet Calm When Visiting the Vet

By Eastwaye Veterinary Clinic

Category: Pet Owner Tips, Pet Wellness

22Nov2021

When a dog or cat gets stressed or scared visiting the veterinarian, it can put a lot of stress on their owners, too. However, visiting the veterinary clinic for regular checkups and preventative care is absolutely essential to every pet's health, whether they are scared or not.

How to Hike With Your Pet

By Eastwaye Veterinary Clinic

Category: Pet Safety, Pet Wellness

25Oct2021

When you set out on a wilderness adventure – whether for an afternoon, the day, or an even longer trek – there's nothing better than having your best, furry friend by your side on the trail. When hiking with a pet; however, there are a few things you should know before you leave to make sure you both have a great time connecting with nature.

Would You Know If Your Pet Was In Pain? Learn to Recognize the Signs

By Eastwaye Veterinary Clinic

Category: Pet Health, Pet Pain, Pet Safety

27Sep2021

Cats and dogs instinctively mask their pain, which means it can sometimes be difficult to know when a pet is sick or hurting.

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How to Keep Your Pet Healthy and Happy After a Surgery

5 Reasons to Microchip Your Pet

Tips and Tricks to Get Pets to Take Their Medicine

How to Keep Your Pet Calm When Visiting the Vet

How to Hike With Your Pet

Would You Know If Your Pet Was In Pain? Learn to Recognize the Signs

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