Pets require bloodwork for various reasons, from screening tests, to diagnosing illnesses, and you may find the results confusing if you don’t understand the values. Our team at Heritage Veterinary Clinic wants to provide information to help you interpret your pet’s blood work. Your pet’s complete blood count A complete blood count (CBC) evaluates your [...]
Many parasites cause significant health problems for pets, and your pet needs a year-round prevention plan to ensure they aren’t affected. Our team at Heritage Veterinary Clinic wants to debunk common myths concerning parasite prevention in pets, to ensure your pet is protected. Myth #1: My pet needs parasite prevention only in the spring and [...]
Regular wellness screenings are an important part of your pet’s health care plan, and these evaluations can save your pet’s life. Healthy pets should be seen by a veterinary professional at least once a year, and senior pets should be evaluated every six months. Our team at Heritage Veterinary Clinic explains the benefits of regular [...]
Owners of frisky felines know the joy of cozy purrs and often can depend on their four-legged alarm clock to wake them when it’s early morning mealtime. Many cat owners also have experienced the frustration of their cat urinating in locations other than their litter box. Although some cats may be seeking revenge for [...]
There is a lot to remember when it comes to caring for your four-legged companion, such as proper nutrition, exercise, and ample cuddles. Additionally, whether you are navigating puppyhood or caring for a senior pet, regular veterinary visits are vital to ensure they remain healthy. The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically affected operations across all [...]
Starting to see signs of your pet’s advanced age? Know the difference between senior and geriatric and find out how we can help. From puppy snuggles to gray muzzles, Heritage Veterinary Clinic is here to guide you through each life stage to make sure your companions are happy and healthy. Senior Pets When you think [...]
