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Area boarding facilities are reporting outbreaks of Canine Upper Respiratory Disease. This is typically caused by a combination of respiratory viruses and bacteria but does include the possibility of Kennel Cough and Canine Influenza.

We recommend limiting unnecessary contact with dogs in the neighborhood if at all possible during the upcoming weeks.

All the best, The team at AMC

Animal Medical Center of Cascades 571-434-0250
Safety Tips for the Purr-fect Holiday

Safety Tips for the Purr-fect Holiday

The winter holidays are fun for us humans, but our parties, decorations, and festive foods can put our pets at risk!

Here are a few tips for keeping your animal companion safe this season:

Skip the tinsel if you have cats. They’re very attracted to shiny objects and you don’t want them ingesting tinsel.

Keep pets away from holly, mistletoe, poinsettias, and lilies, which are highly toxic.
Secure your tree to a doorway or strong drapery pole with fishing line to keep it from falling over if your dog bumps it or your cat tries to climb it.

Chocolate, raisins, grapes, onions, currants, macadamia nuts and walnuts are all on the naughty list for pets. Also, beware xylitol (an artificial sweetener found in chewing gum, candy and peanut butter) which can cause illness and even death.

Put your pet in another room with toys and a bed when having a party. This way your dog, and especially your cat, will be less stressed.

Need more help preparing your pet for the holiday? Give us a call at 571-434-0250.