As our beloved pets in Tallahassee live longer, healthier lives, the PCVH team is seeing an increase in cases of age-related cognitive decline. If your senior pup is acting "a…
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Every pet owner knows that heart-sinking feeling when a gate is left unlatched, or a collar slips off during a walk. While we rely on tags and collars as a…
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Cat Enrichment: Keeping Indoor Cats Happy in Tallahassee While staying indoors protects our cats from Tallahassee hazards, like the busy traffic on Bradfordville Road or encounters with local wildlife, an…
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Rabies is a deadly viral disease that affects the nervous systems of mammals - including dogs, cats, wildlife, and people - and once symptoms appear it is always fatal. The…
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Hookworms are one of the most common - and potentially dangerous - intestinal parasites affecting dogs and cats. These tiny worms attach to the lining of the intestines and feed…
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If your pet has been shaking their head nonstop or scratching at their ears, ear mites could be the culprit. These tiny parasites are a common cause of ear irritation…
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Florida’s warm climate, high humidity, and abundant wildlife make ticks a year-round concern for pet owners, not just a summer nuisance. Unlike colder regions where tick activity slows in winter,…
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Parvovirus is one of the most dangerous and fast-moving viral illnesses affecting dogs - especially puppies. Each year, veterinary clinics see a rise in parvovirus cases shortly after the holidays,…
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A diabetes diagnosis can feel overwhelming, especially when it’s your cat. Questions about long-term health, daily care, and quality of life often surface all at once. The good news is…
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Bringing home a new pet is an exciting and memorable moment - especially during the holiday season, when many pets are adopted or given as gifts. While the joy of…
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