Helping Paws Veterinary Hospital

We are down to the final few days of voting. We would love your help these last few days to make us number one three years in a row.

Just a friendly reminder to vote DAILY for us. We love being there for you, would love it, if you could help us out.

Here are ten signs that your dog, indeed, owns you. https://j.mp/39QYdIH

It's that time of year again. We would love your helping in making us one of the Best of the Region for the third year in a row. You can vote daily by texting 798 to (518)741-2275 or by finding us online under the Health and Wellness section at poststar.secondstreetapp.com/Best-of-2021/

It’s important to provide cats with the right kind of scratching post and reward them for using it. https://j.mp/3acD1x0

We know you'll be lovin' on your pet all day, but take pics and tell us about it! How much do you LOVE your pet?

Happy Valentine's Day!

Chocolate poisoning is a problem that occurs mainly in dogs but also occurs occasionally in cats or other animals Read more: https://j.mp/3rrYoQQ

It's Cat Health Month. How do you know if your favorite feline needs to see us? If you are concerned about any of these signs in your cat, give us a call.

Owning a pet is a privilege, but the benefits of pet ownership come with responsibilities. Be a responsible pet owner: Commit Avoid impulsive decisions when selecting a pet.... Select a pet ?that's suited to your home and lifestyle. Keep only the type and number of pets for which you can provide appropriate food, water, shelter, health care and companionship. Commit to the relationship for the life of your pet(s). Provide appropriate exercise and mental stimulation. Properly socialize and train your pet. Invest Recognize that pet ownership requires an investment of time and money. Make sure your pet receives preventive health care (vaccinations, parasite control, etc.), as well as care for any illnesses or injuries. Budget for potential emergencies. Obey Clean up after your pet. Obey all local ordinances, including licensing, leash requirements and noise control. Don't allow your pet to stray or become feral. Identify Make sure your pet is properly identified (i.e., tags, microchips, or tattoos) and keep its registration up-to-date. Limit Don't contribute to our nation's pet overpopulation problem: limit your pet's reproduction through spay/neuter, containment or managed breeding. Prepare Prepare for an emergency or disaster, including assembling an evacuation kit. Make alternate arrangements if you can no longer provide care for your pet. Recognize any decline in your pet's quality of life and make timely decisions in consultation with a veterinarian.

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