To you, July Fourth means fun, food, and fireworks. To your pet, July Fourth means bustle, bother, and booms. Your pet can find the large crowds and loud, sudden noises frightening and extremely stressful. Our team at Palmer Veterinary Clinic wants to recommend tips that will help keep your pet calm and out of harm’s [...]

Advances in veterinary medicine and nutrition, combined with owners taking advantage of preventive care, has resulted in pets living longer, healthier lives. Geriatric pets commonly confront debilitating diseases, such as chronic kidney disease, congestive heart failure, and cancer, which can negatively impact their quality of life in their later years. Our team at Palmer Veterinary [...]