by clinicadmin | Aug 23, 2016 | Behavior, Fun Facts, Things You Should Know
Those of us who are cat owners know how special they are-quirky, cuddly, aloof, acrobatic, puzzling. We are completely devoted and sometimes frustrated by them at the same time. One of the most frequently heard questions is…”Why does my cat wake me up at 2...
by clinicadmin | Sep 18, 2015 | Fun Facts, Latest News, Things You Should Know, Uncategorized
Did you know, statistically, that black colored dogs are the last to be adopted and, consequently, experience an unusually high euthanasia rate? No one knows exactly why (perhaps it’s the color black being associated with evil?) yet one man is trying to bring...
by clinicadmin | Jul 1, 2014 | Fun Facts, Medicine, Things You Should Know, Uncategorized
We’ve finally hit a stretch of good weather and are greeting our old friends(?)-heat and humidity. With the blue skies and warmer temperatures, come a few reminders. Walk your dog early in the morning and after the sun goes down. Remember that black asphalt...
by clinicadmin | May 15, 2014 | Fun Facts, Latest News, Things You Should Know
On Wednesday, May 21 from 6-8 P.M., The East Greenwich location of Alex and Ani is holding a Charity by Design event. A percentage of sales that evening will benefit Tails To Teach, the wonderful organization that brings dogs into schools and other venues. The dogs...
by clinicadmin | Feb 24, 2014 | Fun Facts, Latest News, Medicine, Things You Should Know
Clients often believe that they can stop, or cut back on their use of tick protection during these frigid winter temperatures. But guess what? Recent research at the University of Rhode Island proves that theory to be incorrect. There are a few different ideas as to...
by clinicadmin | Nov 26, 2013 | Fun Facts, Latest News
We offer congratulations to two of our staff members who recently had babies. Our technician Lea had a baby boy, Mason, on 11/12/13. Dr Caldwell, our acupuncture and Eastern medicine specialist had a baby boy, Finn, on 11/22/2013. Both families are doing well and we...
