Pine Tree Veterinary Hospital

🌨️ In anticipation of the incoming storm, we will be ‼️CLOSED MONDAY, JANUARY 26TH‼️ so our staff can remain safe at home & off the roads ❄️

We will reopen on Tuesday, January 27th at 7:00am for our regular business hours. Thank you for your understanding! Stay warm, stay safe, and stay cozy! 🐱🐶

Although the weather is growing colder and trudging closer to winter by the day, we hope you've all been enjoying your fall!🍁Voodoo sure has- his favorite thing this time of year is chasing leaves! 🍂 And he's looking sharp while doing so, thanks to Daniel Marino Photo for catching this awesome shot and Kim at Kim's Pet Grooming's great work with always keeping him trimmed and camera ready! ✂️📸

If you want to get a great shot of your pet looking just as great, Kim's Pet Grooming is hosting Dan for another photo session on December 2nd from 10am-2pm- Christmas-themed this time!🎅🎄 For more info, check out the flyer on Kim's page! (You might have to scroll down a little bit but hey, that just means seeing a handful of cute pet pictures along the way)

With summer in swing and a heatwave descending on us, we wanted to take some time to go over heat safety. Please take a look at these handy infographics and prepare yourself and your pets for the warm days this week!

Key things to remember:
🚗 NEVER leave your pet in a hot car! Even if the windows are down. Even if "it'll only be a few minutes". Cars heat up fast and can become deadly for pets!
🐾 Pavement heats up fast in the summer sun. If it's too hot for your own hands and feet, it's too hot for theirs!
🫗 If you must be outside, take plenty of activity breaks, and always take care to have water readily available
🥵 Watch out for heat stroke (signs include rapid panting, bright red tongue, thick saliva, weakness, lethargy, vomiting, and diarrhea)