Proper Way to Remove a Tick

Pet of the Month

Stitch has been named Princeton Animal Hospital's Pet of the Month! After enjoying a morning out on the links, Stitch likes to spend the rest of the day relaxing at the beach or out on the town enjoying a patio lunch with his moms. Playing fetch in the yard, cuddling, and chasing seagulls are also some of his favorite past times. On his Ipod you can find any song that has been on Glee and also The Fray's "How to save a life", it's his favorite. He also loves American Idol and agrees with his dawg Randy that Lauren Alaina is "in it to win it".

 

Did you know that animals that are overweight live two years less than pets at an ideal weight?  Obesity is fast becoming an epidemic among our pets.  Diet and exercise are the two most important factors in preventing and treating obesity.  We can provide a customized feeding program for your pet and get them back in tip top shape! 

A senior dog that boarded with us at Princeton Animal Hospital. We text pictures of the pet to its owners. Just a courtesy we provide when you board your pet at Princeton Animal Hospital!

 

Oatsie getting some love at Princeton Animal Hospital.

Allergies

Is your pet’s itching and scratching keeping you awake at night? Spring is the beginning of allergy season as the pollen and mold counts rise. Pets are not born with allergies, they develop with repeated exposure. Chewing, biting, scratching, sneezing, itchy ears and watery eyes may be indications that your pet may have developed some allergies. We have developed a comprehensive plan to address these issues and would be happy to help your pet so they can enjoy the spring season as well.

Happy Mother's Day!

We would like to wish a Happy Mother's Day weekend to all the pet mommies of fur babies and other pets! We hope you have good memories on Sunday, May 8th and that you do something special with or for your pet that day. Have a great Mother's Day everyone!

 

This week is Be Kind to Animals Week!

Join the event that’s been celebrated every year since 1915 -- American Humane Association’s Be Kind to Animals Week. In this annual tradition, we commemorate the role animals play in our lives, promote ways to continue to treat them humanely, and encourage others, especially children, to do the same. While Be Kind to Animals Week is celebrated only once a year, we should strive to always be kind to animals every day. What is the kindest thing you've done for your pet today?

 

Let your pet start the spring on the right paw by being a responsible pet owner. Exercise your pet on a leash in public areas and be sure to pick up after their accidents. For that outdoor loving cat consider building an outdoor exercise enclosure and keep them safe while keeping your neighbors happy. Don’t forget your annual parasite prevention especially for pets that leave the yard frequently!