Bayshore Animal Hospital

08/11/2026

🤧 People often expect pet allergies to look the same as human allergies, but that’s usually not the case.

In dogs and cats, allergies typically show up on the skin rather than in the nose. Symptoms are more likely to look like paw licking, scratching, ear infections, or irritated skin than sneezing or congestion.

Recognizing the signs early can help pets get relief sooner. 🐾

08/04/2026

Assistance dogs change lives every day through skill, training, and unwavering support. Taking a moment to appreciate their work helps build awareness and respect for these incredible partners in independence and care. ❤️

07/28/2026

Warm weather can make midday walks tough for dogs. Try heading out earlier in the morning and bring extra water to keep your pup comfortable and hydrated. 🐾💧

07/21/2026

National Pet Hydration Awareness Month is the perfect reminder that healthy pets stay hydrated! 🐶

Proper water intake supports organ function, energy, and overall pet wellness.

If habits change, schedule a veterinary exam to stay ahead! https://bayshore-ah.com/contact/

07/17/2026

State veterinarian Nora Wineland says birds, young animals, and those with heart or respiratory issues are at highest risk. She shares the warning signs every pet owner should watch for.

07/14/2026

We want to know! 🐾

Fill in the blank: the funniest thing my pet does is ______.

Whether it is the zoomies, the head tilt, or stealing your spot on the couch, our pets never fail to make us laugh!

07/13/2026

Please give us a call if any of our furry friends are in need of a current Rabies vaccine!

The bat was collected in Emmet County last week.

07/07/2026

July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month 🐾 Small steps can make a big difference. Make sure your pet wears a secure collar with updated ID tags, check fences and gates regularly, and use a leash on walks. Microchipping adds an extra layer of protection to help bring pets home safely!

07/01/2026

In observance of the holiday, we will be closed on July 3rd. We wish you a safe, relaxing Independence Day with your pets. 🇺🇸❤️

07/01/2026

One way to protect you and your family from Lyme exposure is to keep you pets up to date on flea and tick prevention. Please call the office if you need your pets prevention 231-547-4999

As summer arrives, thousands of Michiganders head outdoors to hike, golf, and camp. However, this year requires extra vigilance. For the first time, Michigan is officially a high-incidence jurisdiction for Lyme disease, with cases averaging over 10 per 100,000 people for three consecutive years. In....