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We treat your sick or injured pet with the loving care every family member deserves—any time of day, every day of the year. We are a VECCS Level 1 facilitiy.
Avets believes in providing your pet the best care available, so we search out the most passionate, highly trained veterinarians in the country.
When your pet needs extraordinary care, we’ll be here for you with a wide range of specialty and emergency services.
Happy Random Acts of Kindness Day! Don't forget your furry friend when thinking of random acts of kindness to perform today.
If you're short on ideas, here are a few ways for you and your pet to spread kindness:
www.randomactsofkindness.org/the-kindness-blog/2838-5-ways-for-you-and-your-pet-to-spread-kindness
From all of us at Avets, Happy Valentine's Day! We hope, as always, you shower your furry friends with endless amounts of love and compassion.
While you're celebrating, please be mindful of these 5 common Valentine's Day gifts that could be hazardous to your pet. If your pet happens to get into any of these items, Avets is always open 24/7 for emergencies.
While you're making plans with your significant other for Valentine’s Day, don’t forget about your best friend! Here are some great ways to celebrate the holiday and share some love with your furry friends.
Uh-Oh! Our phone service is having a little trouble today, and it seems some people are having a hard time getting their calls through to us. We are working hard to get this problem solved quickly to prevent any further inconvenience. If you are having issues when trying to contact us, you can either hang up and try calling in again, or head directly to Avets if you have an emergency.
February is National Pet Dental Health Month! As a pet owner, you know it's very important to properly care for your pet's dental and oral health. This article by American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) provides the helpful insight and tips you need - it even includes a video tutorial on how to brush your pet's teeth: bit.ly/2AVy4Xf
You can speak to your primary care veterinarian about your pet's dental care needs!
