Open House
Longmeadow Animal Hospital Open House on April 28th from 12:30 to 2pm.
Free food, giveaways, demonstrations on Acupuncture, Laser therapy and much more!

Happy Winter!
Burrr…It’s cold outside!! Winter is here in full force. Here are some helpful tips to help you and your pet to get through winter.
• Fleas have decided to stick around a bit longer than normal. Don’t forget to apply your flea/tick preventive to assure no pests for your pets.
• Remember that the salt that we put on our driveways and sidewalks can be dangerous for pets and their paws. They now make a wide array of products that are “pet safe” so make sure your supply has that label.
• Remember that small animals get cold very easily and may not want to spend excessive time outside in the cold. Be sure to get them their playtime inside so they remain active during these winter months.
• Just like the animals can get cold outside, they can get warm inside too. Make sure that your pets are a safe distance between fireplaces and space heaters so they do not get burned.
• Make sure to keep your garage floors free of liquids from your cars. That bright green antifreeze that can leak from your car looks like fun to pets but in fact can be deadly.

Other important news you can use . . .
Novartis, the makers of Interceptor, are in the middle of a nationwide shortage. If you are an Interceptor user and are in need of new stock, we might have to switch to Heartgard until Interceptor returns to our shelves. We will keep you posted as to the progress we make to get it back. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.
Please feel free to contact us at practicemanager@longmeadowvet for any questions or concerns you might have. Our door is always open for you.

Dental season is upon us.
During the month of February, schedule your pet for a dental cleaning and get 10% off !
Dental disease is the number one health problem diagnosed in 9 out of 10 cats and dogs over the age of 4. Dental disease puts tremendous demands on your pet’s organs, weakening the liver, kidney and heart. We off preventive dental care that can add years to the life of your pet. If you have any questions please feel free to Contact Us.