As we look forward to Spring, people often start focusing their efforts on getting back into “swimsuit shape”. As your veterinarians, Dr. Kennemer and Dr. Grimmett would like for our clients to take a moment to assess their furry family members’ weight as well. National statistics reveal that over 50% of household dogs and cats are overweight
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Dental disease is the most common health problem for pets. By the age of 3 approximately 80% of dogs and 75% of cats have some degree of periodontal disease.
More infoThis is “Annie” Bruce. She is a standard poodle and loves having fancy nails. Her stylist Brandi is always getting creative when planning Annie’s look. Each time come in for a grooming, she walks out the door with her little chest puffed out. She has to stop and allow all her fans to take a
More infoAs veterinarians we often get asked the question “Does a dog really age 7 years for every one human year?” This is a popular theory but not really accurate. The fact is that dogs age very rapidly during the first two years of their life. In fact by 2 years of age, they have matured to a
More infoOur little buddy “Cody” has a fun loving spirit. He is always happy to see us and gives lots of “sugars”. He is technically the Grand Dog of Jill and Barry but we have a feeling that he will have a hard time rejoining his dad when the time comes. Cody underwent back surgery in
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Our little friend “Dot” loves her naps and sometimes her mommy Stephanie has to go looking for her! Stephanie has been a client of Sunset Veterinary Clinic for over 14 years. 2012 was a tough year for her. She had to say good bye to her longtime furry family members, Tori and Amos. Stephanie volunteers with
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Here are 5 tips to help reduce stress in your pets. Oh my, here it comes! That joyful time of year from Halloween to New Year’s Day we call the Holiday Season. We love it! Family, friends, FOOD and fun. While we often look forward to this time of year, it can be very stressful
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More infoWe survived the “dog days of summer”! Autumn for many is a welcome sight but we must keep in mind the potential hazards of cooler weather for our pets. Sunset Veterinary Clinic wants you to remember that dogs and cats are non-verbal communicators and as owners and veterinarians we need to anticipate possible problems they
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