Thunderstorms….Is your pet afraid?
Why You Shouldnโt Use Acepromazine (โAceโ) For Fearful Pets By: Dr. Kelly Stern Many pets are fearful and anxious when it comes to things like vet visits, nail trims, car rides, thunderstorms and fireworks. They show this by exhibiting behavior such as: excessive...
Happy National Train Your Dog Month
By Dr. Lindsay Laird Happy National Train Your Dog Month! Not aware that January is National Train Your Dog Month? It was started in 2010 to raise awareness about the importance of training and socialization for a petโs well-being. It makes sense for it to be the...
Ouch! That hurts. Pain in our pets.
By: Dr. Leslie Carr I recently attended a veterinary educational conference that focused on pain management in cats and dogs. There are many new studies completed and pending that support the benefits of managing pain in our pets. Chronic Pain Management in human...Understanding CARAT for Dogs – Dr. Carr’s Insight
Dogs are people too. Well, not really. But they do have many of the same personality traits that people do. Yet, we as humans, seem to lump many dog breeds into categories. Such as, all Labradors are friendly. Seeing dogs for who they really are isnโt easy. A woman I...Check Us Out On Facebook
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21 years ago today so many brave men, women, and four-legged heroes made the ultimate sacrifice to save lives.
Today we are honoring all service dogs who were a part of the search and rescue team at Ground Zero. These heroes worked tirelessly climbing huge piles of debris while fires still smoldered. They were searching for any signs of life or human remains.
We are also honoring all service therapy dogs that came to Ground Zero providing comfort to the firemen, police officers, and other rescue workers.
APS will be closing at 5pm on Monday 8/29, Tuesday 8/30, Friday 9/2, Wednesday 9/7, and Friday 9/9.
All Daycare and Boarding pick ups ONLY - we will continue our normal evening hours (4pm - 6pm). If you pick up after 5pm, please go to our side door and ring our door bell (just like Sundays) - kennel staff will be there to bring your pets to you!
If your pet is experiencing an emergency or needs immediate assistance outside of these hours, please contact AAVEC on Bestgate Road. We appreciate your understanding and patience during these times!