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A 4th of July Safe for Your Pet

A 4th of July Safe for Your Pet

Your furry pal can encounter many dangers this 4th of July with hot weather, fireworks going off, and fire and gastrointestinal hazards lurking around delicious-smelling foods. Turn your July 4th celebration into a party the whole family can enjoy with the following...

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Prepare Your Pet for the Workplace

Prepare Your Pet for the Workplace

June 25th is Take Your Dog to Work Day, so your favorite coworker from this past year can visit you at work. However, before you load up your dog and hit the carpool lane, here are a few tips to prepare your furry pal for a productive day at the office.    #1:...

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5 Ways to Show Your Pet You Love Them

5 Ways to Show Your Pet You Love Them

The first full week in June is Pet Appreciation Week, and while you can show your pet how much you love them with treats, break out of the mold and try these five ways to show your furry pal the love.   #1: Groom your pet A pampering day at the spa will make your...

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Summertime Hiking Safety Tips for Pets

Summertime Hiking Safety Tips for Pets

With temperatures warming up, it’s the perfect time to get outdoors with your four-legged friend. At the same time, you want to ensure your pet stays safe while enjoying the fresh air and sunshine. Here are a few tips to keep in mind from our team at South Shore...

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How to Tell When It’s Time to Let Your Pet Go

How to Tell When It’s Time to Let Your Pet Go

At South Shore Veterinary Hospital, we know letting go of a pet when they’ve reached the end of their lifespan is incredibly difficult. It’s even more challenging to determine how to make that decision. Although you may not think you can tell when it’s time to let...

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5 Crazy Canine Behaviors and Their Reasons

5 Crazy Canine Behaviors and Their Reasons

Dogs can be weird creatures, often leaving their owners scratching their heads in bewilderment. Our team at South Shore Veterinary Hospital explains the reasons behind some of your pooch’s oddest behaviors.    #1: Your dog scoots along the carpet Many people...

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Myths About Heartworm Disease in Pets

Myths About Heartworm Disease in Pets

In honor of National Heartworm Awareness Month, our team at South Shore Veterinary Hospital is debunking common heartworm myths to help pet owners understand the importance of year-round prevention. Heartworm disease can be a confusing topic, so let’s get to the...

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How to Keep Your Pet’s Eyes Healthy

How to Keep Your Pet’s Eyes Healthy

Your pet’s eyes are sensitive and can easily succumb to injury or disease, but with proper care, hygiene, and close monitoring, you can help your furry pal keep their 20/20 vision well into their golden years. Our team at South Shore Veterinary Hospital wants to...

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What Are Anal Glands in Pets?

What Are Anal Glands in Pets?

Have you ever smelled a questionable odor coming from your four-legged friend’s hind end? Or, have you ever come across your pooch scooting along your carpet? If you’ve encountered either of these scenarios, your pet may be experiencing anal gland issues. Our team has...

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Are My Cat’s Hairballs Normal?

Are My Cat’s Hairballs Normal?

If you own a cat, then you are most likely familiar with their slimy hairballs. Depending on your cat’s hair coat length, you may encounter hairballs with such regular frequency that you find yourself asking if they are normal. Our team here at South Shore Veterinary...

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