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Address : 3726 Latrobe Drive,
Charlotte NC 28211 Telephone : (704) 457-2300
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Address : 3726 Latrobe Drive, Charlotte NC 28211 Telephone : (704) 457-2300 Tour
Address : 3726 Latrobe Drive,
Charlotte NC 28211 Telephone : (704) 457-2300
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What? You’ve never fallen asleep with your head propped up on the wall and ice packs on your elbows before? This sweet boy Rocco had a lot of fun this morning playing and wrestling with our technician, Carrie, (ie getting his elbows iced) and really wore himself out!
2 days ago
Oh my!!!
❤️ Carrie!
Oh my goodness! He’s so precious!
Puppies are blind, deaf and toothless when born. Enjoy National Puppy Day tomorrow! #funfactfriday #nationalpuppyday
nationalpuppyday.com
Celebrated March 23rd annually to celebrate puppies and promote adoption!2 days ago
and they got PUPPY BREATH!!! awww!! Lub puppy breath!!
Spring has sprung and so has allergy season. Here are a few common causes for pet allergies and how to combat them to make your furry friend more comfortable!
It's Spring and My Pet Itches! A Look at Seasonal Allergies
americanveterinarian.com
The most common allergies in dogs and cats fall into 3 categories: atopy (allergy to substances in t...4 days ago
If you keep your cat active during the day, he or she will sleep better at night. If you're not free-feeding your cat, you can also help him or her get a good night's sleep by providing a substantial evening meal. #funfactfriday
1 week ago
My Tony Bear would not let me sleep unless his bowl was full at night 🤦♀️ at all times....
Good luck with that!! Gracie refuses to do anything but eat during the day 😂
Our newest veterinarian, Dr. Christina Maglaras, is a board-certified Emergency Critical Care Specialist. She adds another layer of treatment to help our patients through their hospitalization so they can live their happiest, healthiest lives.
Read her blog post to understand more about what she does at CARE and how she enhances our care for our critically ill and ER patients.
The Role Of A Criticalist In A Specialty Practice | CARE
carecharlotte.com
What is the Critical Care specialty and what does a criticalist do? This post answers those qustions...2 weeks ago
Spring brings Kitten Season, which a huge strain on animal shelters. Please consider spaying or neutering your cat to prevent overpopulation and unwanted kittens.
Cat or Dog Spay/Neuter Services | Humane Society of Charlotte
humanesocietyofcharlotte.org
Pet overpopulation is a huge problem, but fortunately there’s a solution: Spaying/neutering ou...2 weeks ago
Don't consider it. Just do it. I ran a shelter. The number of cats dying in shelters simply for lack of space and homes is horrific. The ONLY way to stop millions of animals from dying every year is for owners to be responsible. Shutting down puppy mills would be a huge help as well. As owners, the over population problem is OUR responsibility.
Grapes and raisins, as well as onions, garlic, and chives, are all extremely harmful foods for cats. Grapes and raisins can cause kidney failure -- although the reasoning behind that isn't clear. Meanwhile, onions, garlic, and chives wreak havoc on your cat's gastrointestinal system and can cause anemia. #funfactfriday
2 weeks ago
And I believe it’s just as harmful for dogs
Shared. Thanks for posting this.👏👏
Thanks for this reminder, not that my cat craves any of this, but I have one who is always interested in what I am eating and yo never know what he might bite into.
An inspiration to us all. When Sherri Franklin was volunteering for the San Francisco Humane Society, she noticed that senior dogs weren't getting adopted. In response, she started a nonprofit that rescues senior dogs from shelters and finds them forever homes.
Making dogs' golden years shine
cnn.com
Volunteering at the humane society, Sherri Franklin saw older dogs get passed by for adoption so she...3 weeks ago
💚💛💜💙
Shared
Genetic testing for dogs has surged in recent years. Many say it's a way for them to get to know their pet better. And, as in humans, DNA testing can also tell you about health risks, disposition and background.
Dog DNA testing takes off, and generates debate
nbcnews.com
Genetic testing for dogs has surged in recent years, raising questions about standards, interpretati...3 weeks ago
Dogs are omnivores – they eat meat, grains and vegetables. #funfactfriday
3 weeks ago
Like me!! 😹
Moses use to pick cucumbers from our garden and Ouji sat under the tree till the plums fell to eat them
My dog loves carrots, apples and sweet potatoes
True - mine love their carrots/lettuce/and more!
Though not as obvious as ways in which we exercise dogs, cats do need exercise to stay healthy!
5 Fun Ways To Get Your Cats The Exercise They Need
huffingtonpost.com
A little physical activity will help keep your cats healthy.4 weeks ago
Yes he definitely does!! Lol
Bekah Eljoundi Dasha Tsereteli
Kimberly Cook maybe Carlton needs this ?! :)
We can't help but squeeze one more article about heart disease and its relationship to dog food in February. We love empowering people through information. #heartdiseaseawarenessmonth
A broken heart: Risk of heart disease in boutique or grain-free diets and exotic ingredients
vetnutrition.tufts.edu
A recent increase in heart disease in dogs eating certain types of diets may shed light on the role ...4 weeks ago
I can't believe this article said, "do yourself a favor - stop reading the ingredients list. I would hope pet owners would read the ingredients and research where those ingredients are sourced from. I feed my babies The Honest Kitchen and I'll never go back to feeding them any of those so called "reputable" brands. And the information on grains in this article, do grains not feed cancer or have I been misinformed on that, too?🙄
I call BS here... this article claims food allergies are VERY UNCOMMON... Syke! Food allergies are extremely common.
Kittens in the same litter can have more than one father. This is because the female cat releases multiple eggs over the course of a few days when she is in heat. #funfactfriday
4 weeks ago
Dogs too!
Proof! My baby boy brothers
Recent studies suggest that people who work in veterinary medicine are at a high risk for mental health disorders. Dr. Peggy Sayer, one of the founders of CARE, has written an article explaining how the practice works to keep mental health at the forefront.
She writes, "We of course value our staff members and want to take care of their well-being. We also believe that strong mental health empowers our team members to provide our patients the highest level of care. Each and every one of our employees has a deep passion for improving pets’ quality of life through veterinary medicine. As a leader, I understand the importance of protecting and enabling this passion, as it makes so many of us tick."
CARE Cares About Mental Health | CARE | Charlotte Animal Referral & Emergency
carecharlotte.com
People who work in veterinary medicine are at higher risk for mental health disorders. CARE's p...1 month ago
Michelle Dunne
Your staff is so aware of how we, as pet parents, are impacted. The care and concern they feel is felt all the time. You have created a very supportive environment where the staff laugh and cry with their patients and their families. Well done! From a pet parent perspective, we appreciate this as much as the care and love you give to our pets! 💙❤️
We love Dr. Sayer, she always has others in the forefront of her mind - human or hound! 💕
Your practice’s efforts show-Bravo! The staff is very positive, compassionate & caring!
Happy President’s Day!
25 photos of some of the most adorable and well-known dogs to live in the White House
businessinsider.com
Dogs have been the most popular pet for a president to have during his time in the White House. Here...1 month ago
Mary Ellen Young L Franklin Young - and of course I am sure the children of the Presidents has even more doggies. !
Thanks for sharing this!
The only one who brake the tradition?? Trump... and Truman gave away his one.. at least he found a loving family.
Female dogs carry puppies for about nine weeks before birth. #funfactfriday
1 month ago
Schnauzers ♥️
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Dear Science: Why do we love our pets?
washingtonpost.com
People have been living alongside dogs and cats for more than 10,000 years. But psychology still can...1 month ago
“Clifford’s so loyal, he’s there when ya call.”
Bo’s overnight stay was made that much cozier with the company of his emotional support Clifford. ❤️
1 month ago
Awww how lovely he has his friend to offer support 😊
So cute
