Has your pet ever been injured at the park, overheated on a hot day, or eaten something they shouldn’t have? Your pet is not the only one. Pets frequently manage to get themselves into unfortunate situations, and usually, their owner feels responsible. Fortunately, many pet emergencies are preventable. Our Twin Lakes Veterinary Hospital team has [...]
As temperatures climb, ensuring our pets’ well-being is more important than ever. At Twin Lakes Veterinary Hospital, we understand that hot weather can pose significant challenges for our furry companions and that pet owners must be vigilant about their pets’ comfort and safety. Summer days are perfect for play and adventure, but whether you're lounging [...]
Determining when to say ”Goodbye” to your pet is one of the most challenging and complex decisions you’ll ever make, and you will understandably struggle no matter the circumstances. Your emotions and those of your family and friends often mingle with what is best for your pet, and your furry pal’s physical and mental health [...]
Your pet’s health and well-being are among your top priorities, but recognizing when they need veterinary care isn’t always obvious. Dogs and cats are descended from animals who had to mask their vulnerabilities to stay alive in the wild and, while your furry pal doesn’t have to stay alert for predators, they retain these instincts. [...]
According to the American Kennel Club (AKC), French bulldogs are now the most popular dog breed in the United States. We can understand why. With their distinctive bat ears and charming personalities, French bulldogs, or “Frenchies,” have captured the hearts of dog lovers worldwide. These compact and affectionate companions make wonderful pets, but they require [...]
Medications are necessary to treat people’s disease, decrease pain, and improve health and well-being. However, these medications are a poisoning risk to cats and dogs. Over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription medications are a top pet poisoning cause, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). Therefore, learning how to protect your [...]
Ensuring your furry pal’s health and well-being often involves administering medication, whether you’re giving your pet routine parasite prevention, antibiotics for an infection, or ongoing medication for a chronic condition. Administering pet medications can be a challenging task, but with proper knowledge and techniques, you can make the process easy for you and your four-legged [...]
Your pet is a special part of your family, and their health and well-being are your top priority. Maintaining and affording your pet’s health isn’t always easy, and health insurance is a popular option among pet owners seeking financial peace of mind. Our team at Twin Lakes Veterinary Hospital explains everything you need to know, [...]
Gifting for pets is uniquely enjoyable because you don’t have to worry whether they will like the gift or provide a gift receipt for returns. Pets love and appreciate you unconditionally, and gifts are only a bonus for them. Still, if you want to spoil your furry pal this year, the Twin Lakes Veterinary Hospital [...]
The holidays are fast approaching, and the hectic season can be dangerous for your pet. Our Twin Lakes Veterinary Hospital team doesn’t want a veterinary emergency to ruin your holiday cheer, and we explain what you need to know to keep your four-legged friend safe during this festive time. Keep your pet away from the [...]