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FLEAS & TICKS

Traditionally, summer is the time of year for trips to the lake and fun in the sun. For your pets, however, summer is the time of year for fleas and ticks. Fleas and ticks prefer cool, moist places and can often be found at lakes,  in tree shrubs, leaves, and in creeks. Make sure to check your animals regularly for fleas and ticks to avoid an infestation, even in the winter. Unbeknownst to most, fleas and ticks can live year round and can still affect your animal, even in the snow. Be aware of your animal’s surroundings and use flea and tick treatment if you suspect your animal may be infested.

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KNOW YOUR ANIMALS’ BEHAVIOR

In the heat of the summer, it’s important to know your animals’ typical behavior. While it may be fun to take them along on a car ride or to play fetch at the park, your pet may be overheating without even knowing. Watch for signs to know if your pet may have heat exhaustion or possible heat stroke.

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SIGNS OF HEAT STROKE OR HYPERTHERMIA INCLUDE:

  • Excessive panting
  • Excessive drooling
  • Small amounts of urine or lack of urine
  • Irregular heart beats
  • Vomiting
  • Black stools
  • Seizures
  • Unusual muscle tremors
  • Unbalanced or wobbling movements
  • Unconsciousness
If you notice any of these symptoms in your dog or pet, get them to a cool place immediately and call your veterinarian. Make sure your pet is drinking plenty of water while outside and taking breaks when necessary.

INDEPENDENCE DAY & NEW YEARS (4TH OF JULY & JAN 1ST)

It may not be a party for your pets! The flashing of the lights and the noise may cause your animal great distress. If you need help calming your dog or cat during a holiday, give us a call! We have ProQuiet over the counter. For prescription strength we carry Silo. Make the holidays safe and fun for your pets. Stop by before the fireworks go off.
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FLEAS & TICKS

Traditionally, summer is the time of year for trips to the lake and fun in the sun. For your pets, however, summer is the time of year for fleas and ticks. Fleas and ticks prefer cool, moist places and can often be found at lakes,  in tree shrubs, leaves, and in creeks. Make sure to check your animals regularly for fleas and ticks to avoid an infestation, even in the winter. Unbeknownst to most, fleas and ticks can live year round and can still affect your animal, even in the snow. Be aware of your animal’s surroundings and use flea and tick treatment if you suspect your animal may be infested.

Seasonal Icons Image

KNOW YOUR ANIMALS’ BEHAVIOR

In the heat of the summer, it’s important to know your animals’ typical behavior. While it may be fun to take them along on a car ride or to play fetch at the park, your pet may be overheating without even knowing. Watch for signs to know if your pet may have heat exhaustion or possible heat stroke.

SIGNS OF HEAT STROKE OR HYPERTHERMIA INCLUDE:

  • Excessive panting
  • Excessive drooling
  • Small amounts of urine or lack of urine
  • Irregular heart beats
  • Vomiting
  • Black stools
  • Seizures
  • Unusual muscle tremors
  • Unbalanced or wobbling movements
  • Unconsciousness
If you notice any of these symptoms in your dog or pet, get them to a cool place immediately and call your veterinarian. Make sure your pet is drinking plenty of water while outside and taking breaks when necessary.
seasonal_icons

INDEPENDENCE DAY & NEW YEARS (4TH OF JULY & JAN 1ST)

It may not be a party for your pets! The flashing of the lights and the noise may cause your animal great distress. If you need help calming your dog or cat during a holiday, give us a call! We have ProQuiet over the counter. For prescription strength we carry Silo. Make the holidays safe and fun for your pets. Stop by before the fireworks go off.
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If you have any seasonal health concerns for your pet please call Animal Health Hospital to learn more and schedule an appointment.

We proudly serve customers in Boise, Eagle, Garden City, Meridian, Kuna, Star, Nampa, Caldwell and all throughout the Treasure Valley.

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Dr. Ellen German DVM, CVCP

With over 25 years of experience in the veterinary field, Dr. German along with her caring staff and Animal Health Hospital will provide you with extensive and excellent care for your pets. Learn more about us.
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If you have any seasonal health concerns for your pet please call Animal Health Hospital to learn more and schedule an appointment.

We proudly serve customers in Boise, Eagle, Garden City, Meridian, Kuna, Star, Nampa, Caldwell and all throughout the Treasure Valley.

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Dr. Ellen German DVM, CVCP

With over 25 years of experience in the veterinary field, Dr. German along with her caring staff and Animal Health Hospital will provide you with extensive and excellent care for your pets. Learn more about us.
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RECEIVE DISCOUNTS

Animals who come to our vaccine clinics will receive 10% off on procedures at Animal Health Hospital! You can also give us a call to find out about our multi-pet discount for even more savings.

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OPTIONS AVAILABLE

Animal Health Hospital prides itself on being able to provide many treatment options for your animals. From traditional to homeopathic, we offer many alternate treatment methods.

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LICENSED VETERINARIAN

Your pets are in good hands at Animal Health Hospital. Dr. Ellen German is a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, as well as a Certified Veterinary Chiro-practitioner. Count on us for superior service!

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FELINE FRIENDLY

You may pick up a free calming tablet to give to your cat before the hospital visit. At the office, your cat will embrace a welcoming environment, that is sure to keep your cat purring!

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