FAQS

FAQs

Pet Boarding, Animal Vaccinations, and Pet Dental Care FAQs


  • What is pet boarding?

    Pet boarding refers to a service where pet owners can drop off their pets to be watched over and cared for while they are away on trips or need an extra hand watching their pet. These services will feed, house, and exercise your pet. They may also give them their medications and social interaction with other pets. 

  • Why should I consider pet boarding for my pet?

    Pet boarding offers many benefits such as regular physical exercise, keeping your dog fed, and socialization. You also enjoy the peace of mind of knowing that your pet is well cared for and will be safe upon their retrieval. 

  • Why are pet vaccinations important?

    Pet vaccinations are a crucial part of protecting your pet’s health. Vaccines help your pet’s immune system create antibodies against harmful illnesses that can significantly impact their health. This helps ensure that their immune system can effectively handle the illnesses that they are vaccinated against.

  • What vaccinations does my pet need?

    The specific vaccinations that your pet needs will depend on the type of pet you have, their age, lifestyle, and geographic location. Consult with our veterinarians to determine the vaccinations that are best for your furry friend. 

  • How often should my pet receive vaccinations?

    The frequency of vaccinations depends on the type of vaccine and your pet's individual needs. Some vaccines require annual boosters, while others may be administered every three years. Your veterinarian will create a vaccination schedule tailored to your pet's specific requirements.

  • Why is dental care important for animals?

    Just like humans, pets’ dental hygiene is important. Proper dental care will prevent the buildup of plaque and tartar which can lead to a variety of dental concerns. Pet dental care should include professional dental cleanings and at-home dental hygiene.

  • What are the signs of dental problems in pets?

    Signs of dental problems in pets may include:



    Bad breath

    Excessive drooling

    Difficulty eating or chewing

    Red or swollen gums

    Loose or missing teeth

    Discolored teeth or tartar buildup

    Pawing at the mouth or face



  • How often should my pet receive dental care?

    Your pet should receive daily at-home teeth brushing. You should also schedule routine professional dental care visits to ensure that their dental health is in good standing and receive professional cleanings.

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