More Than Just Playtime: 5 Benefits of Puppy Group Classes

Welcome to puppy parenthood! Bringing home your new furry family member is such an exciting time—but it can also feel overwhelming figuring out where to start with training. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. That’s why Summit Veterinary Care partners with Wonderdog Training, a local trainer who shares our commitment to positive, Fear Free methods. Together, [...]

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At Summit Veterinary Care, your pet’s safety, health, and comfort are our top priorities—which is why we are committed to ensuring that every medication or product we dispense is safe, effective, and backed by reliable sources. When you purchase medications through our in-clinic pharmacy or our trusted online pharmacy, you're not just getting convenience—you’re also [...]

Senior Pets in the Summer: Special Tips for Older Cats and Dogs

Older pets often need a little extra TLC—especially during the hot and humid days of summer. Here’s how to help your senior pet stay cool, comfortable, and healthy this July. Why Summer Is Tougher on Seniors: Reduced ability to regulate body temperature Slower recovery from dehydration or overheating Increased sensitivity to joint pain and [...]

Your Garden Might Be Toxic: Common Summer Plants That Can Harm Pets

Gardening is a favorite summer activity, but did you know some of the most popular plants and mulches can be harmful—or even deadly—to pets? Toxic Plants to Watch Out For: Lily (especially toxic to cats) Oleander Sago Palm Azalea Foxglove Hydrangea Other Yard Hazards: Cocoa Mulch: Contains theobromine, toxic to dogs. Slug [...]

Bugs, Bites, and Stings: Protecting Your Pet from Summer Pests

Summer means more time outside—but it also brings more insects that can bug your pets (literally). From mosquito bites to bee stings, here’s how to protect your furry friends from pests this July. Common Summer Pests to Watch Out For: Mosquitoes: Can transmit heartworms to dogs and cats. Bees/Wasps: Stings can cause swelling or [...]

Fireworks Are Over—Now What? Helping Pets Recover from Stress and Anxiety

Even though the fireworks have stopped, many pets may still be feeling the aftershocks—literally and emotionally. If your dog is hiding under furniture or your cat is unusually jumpy, they might be dealing with lingering stress from holiday noise and activity. Signs Your Pet May Still Be Anxious: Hiding or avoiding contact Excessive grooming [...]

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