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When we think of February, most of us think about Valentine ’s Day and showering love on our significant others. This month is also……Adopt a Rescue Rabbit month! Rabbits can make wonderful companions with their fluffy tails, soulful eyes, and expressive ears. They come in a variety of sizes and have a wide range of personalities. Bunnies can be bashful, gentle and content to sit on your lap for some snuggles. Others are quirky, playful

By Dr. Amanda Rouen While our indoor cat companions are undoubtedly living longer and healthier lives, they are restricted to houses/apartments where they must interact with other pets and people. These new living arrangements can make it difficult for our “feline friends” to flee from stressors if feeling uncomfortable, which is a far cry from their previous lifestyle of roaming and hunting outdoors. This change in lifestyle can lead to medical and behavioral signs of

By Dr. James P. Doman Neffsville Veterinary Clinic has an experienced team of veterinarians all committed to excellence in general dentistry of dogs, cats, and rabbits. We care for our dental patients in our fully-equipped dental suite located in the Inpatient Department. Our dental nurses work with each doctor and assist with anesthesia, patient monitoring, charting, teeth cleaning, and dental x-rays. Our dental suite has two stations equipped with anesthesia machines, full patient monitoring, digital

Bri Fair When discussing animal behavior with clients, some common statement we hear are: “my dog is always scared at the vet” “my dog hates car rides” “my dog is nervous around new people” Sadly, many clients believe this is just how their pets are. Luckily, these behaviors can be shaped by using positive reinforcement techniques! Just like us, all of our furry friends have some sort of favor, or reward that they will work

By Jessie Rayburn, CVT National Pet Travel Safety Day was on January 2nd! Here are some helpful hints: Don’t forget to pack for your pet too! Have extra pet food and water as well as bowls. If traveling with a feline friend, provide a litter box in their carrier. Compile a small first aid kit in case of emergencies. Bring toys to provide entertainment (a bored pet can be just as bad as a bored