Dr. Ana Sofia Pearse is back from her maternity leave, and she’s ready to check out and love on your pets. Her current schedule is Mondays and Saturdays. We’re so glad and so lucky to have you back, Dr. Pearse!
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Please Oppose Veterinary Tax Legislation!
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Do you forget about giving monthly heartworm medication? Looking for an affordable alternative? Ask us about ProHeart 6!
Town & Country Veterinary Clinic is proud to offer ProHeart® 6 as a heartworm preventative for your dog! ProHeart® 6 provides six months of continuousprotection in one dose! Unlike monthly pills you administer yourself, ProHeart® 6 is an injection given to your pet by one of our veterinarians. No more wondering when or if you…
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[ad_1] Zee Mahmood, a veterinary student at St. Matthews University, led to this post. Urinary incontinence is the inability to hold pee, causing leaking or dribbling. There are several potential causes in a pup with incontinence. While this may initially be written off as a housebreaking difficulty or an continuing bladder infection, it’s possible the…