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⚓🐾 Before cats supervised our laptops, they helped supervise ships.A little maritime history for Columbus Day: sailors k...
10/12/2026

⚓🐾 Before cats supervised our laptops, they helped supervise ships.

A little maritime history for Columbus Day: sailors kept cats aboard to help protect supplies from rodents—and for companionship on long voyages. A pretty big job for someone who naps that much. 🐱

These days, your pet’s adventures might stay closer to home, but we know how much it means to have them by your side. Our team is here to help keep your favorite companion healthy for wherever life takes you. ❤️

10/09/2026

One siren. Twelve backup singers. Not a single one knows the song. 🚨🐕

Happy Howl-O-Ween from our team to your very loud, very talented dogs. We look forward to their next performance in our waiting room. 😂🧡

🍬 “I checked the candy. It wasn’t toxic!”But did your pet eat the packaging, too? 👀When pets help themselves to Hallowee...
10/05/2026

🍬 “I checked the candy. It wasn’t toxic!”
But did your pet eat the packaging, too? 👀

When pets help themselves to Halloween treats, unwrapping is rarely their strong suit. Even if the candy isn’t toxic, swallowed wrappers can cause choking or an intestinal blockage. That’s one trick nobody wants. 🐾

Our team’s advice? Keep candy AND the crinkly evidence out of reach, including in a secure trash bin.

📞 Missing wrappers and a suspiciously innocent face? Call us or an emergency veterinary clinic promptly if you suspect your pet swallowed one. Don’t wait for symptoms—and seek immediate emergency care for trouble breathing.

10/02/2026

POV: You’re the treat jar at our veterinary clinic. 👀🐾

The stares. The sniffs. The tiny paws asking for “just one more.” Our patients know exactly where we keep the good stuff—and they’re not shy about it! 😂

We love making veterinary visits a little sweeter, one approved treat at a time. ❤️

🚽🐾 Why Does Your Pet Follow You Into the Bathroom? Because apparently “personal space” was not included in the adoption...
09/30/2026

🚽🐾 Why Does Your Pet Follow You Into the Bathroom?

Because apparently “personal space” was not included in the adoption agreement. 😂

But there’s some real animal behaviour behind your bathroom entourage.

🐶 Dogs are highly social animals. Staying close to members of their social group can provide security and connection. Plus, dogs are excellent at learning routines—so following you from room to room can simply become part of their daily pattern.

🐱 Cats are territorial and naturally curious. They like keeping tabs on changes within their environment, and that includes where you disappear to. A closed door can also make whatever is happening on the other side suddenly VERY interesting.

In other words, your trip to the bathroom may be boring to you. To your pet, it’s a group activity. 🚽🐾😂

🐾 Pets & Personal Space: A Concept They’ve Chosen to Ignore Remember when you had boundaries? Privacy? The ability to s...
09/28/2026

🐾 Pets & Personal Space: A Concept They’ve Chosen to Ignore

Remember when you had boundaries?
Privacy?
The ability to sit down without becoming furniture?
Yeah. Neither does your pet. 😂

🐶 Your 80 lb dog: “Your lap? You mean our lap.”

🚽 You go to the bathroom: Dog: “Seems dangerous. I’ll supervise.”

😴 You try to sleep: Dog: “This pillow looks uncomfortable. I’ll just lie directly on your face.”

💻 You open your laptop: Cat: “Perfect. A warm rectangle specifically designed for my butt.”

🌙 You wake up at 3 a.m.: Cat: 👁️👁️ Two inches from your face. Breathing.

The good news? Pets often want to be close because they feel safe, comfortable, and bonded to us. ❤️

The bad news? You will never go to the bathroom alone again.

Personal space: 0/10
Having a tiny furry stalker who loves you: 10/10 🐾😂

🍂💘 Your Pet’s Fall Relationship Status Cuffing season is here…and apparently our pets have been busy. 👀 🐶 Dog: In a co...
09/25/2026

🍂💘 Your Pet’s Fall Relationship Status

Cuffing season is here…and apparently our pets have been busy. 👀

🐶 Dog: In a committed relationship with a tennis ball. It’s serious. They’ve been together for years. He still refuses to share.

🐱 Cat: It’s complicated. Needs space. Then affection. Then space again. WAIT, WHERE ARE YOU GOING?!

🐶 Golden Retriever: In an open relationship. Currently in love with you, your neighbour, the delivery driver, a leaf, and someone they met for 11 seconds at the park.

🐱 Orange Cat: Single. Not emotionally available. Sends mixed meow-sages.

🐶 Puppy: “I’m focusing on myself right now.” Immediately eats a sock.

🐱 Indoor Cat: Long-distance relationship. With a bird outside the window who has no idea they’re dating.

🐶 Senior Dog: Happily settled down. Seeking quiet evenings, dinner at 4:57 p.m. SHARP, and someone who understands that bedtime starts immediately after dinner.

🐱 Senior Cat: Married. To the heated blanket. Please respect their privacy. 🍁

Whatever their relationship status, one thing is certain: you’re still paying all the bills. 😂🐾

09/23/2026

📱🐶 INCOMING CALL:

Your Pet
You answer. “Hello?”
🐾 Your Pet: Hey. Just checking…when was my last vet visit?
You: 🤨
🐾Your Pet: No reason.
🐾 Your Pet: Anyway, I’ve been meaning to discuss a few things.
🐾 Your Pet: My ears are itchy. My nails are getting suspiciously long. And I’m pretty sure you said something about scheduling my checkup.
You: How did you get a phone?
🐾 Your Pet: Not important.
📞 Call ended.

Consider this your pet’s official fall reminder.

🍂 Routine wellness visits help us stay on top of changes in weight, teeth, skin, mobility, and overall health—even when your pet seems perfectly fine.

📅 Your pet made the call. Now it’s your turn—schedule their fall wellness visit today! 🐾

🐾💙 Deaf Dog Awareness Week | September 20–26 A deaf dog may not hear you say “good dog”…but they can absolutely know ho...
09/21/2026

🐾💙 Deaf Dog Awareness Week | September 20–26

A deaf dog may not hear you say “good dog”…but they can absolutely know how loved they are. ❤️

Deaf dogs experience the world a little differently, often relying more heavily on visual cues, vibrations, body language, and scent to understand what’s happening around them. With patience and the right communication, deaf dogs can learn commands, enjoy adventures, play, cuddle, and live wonderfully full lives. 🐶

A few ways to help a deaf dog thrive:
👋 Use consistent hand signals for commands
💡 Use visual cues to get their attention
🐾 Approach carefully so you don’t startle them
🏡 Keep them safely leashed or in secure areas outdoors
❤️ Reward eye contact and check-ins to strengthen communication

And if your dog seems to be losing their hearing, especially as they age, mention the change at their next veterinary visit. Hearing changes can have several causes, and it’s worth having them evaluated.

This Deaf Dog Awareness Week, we’re celebrating the dogs who remind us that communication doesn’t always require sound. 🐾💙

🍂🐶 Is Your Dog a Leaf Jumper? The first leaves hit the ground and suddenly every dog develops a very specific autumn pe...
09/18/2026

🍂🐶 Is Your Dog a Leaf Jumper?

The first leaves hit the ground and suddenly every dog develops a very specific autumn personality. 😂

🍂 The Full Sender — Sees a leaf pile. Launches immediately. Zero hesitation.

👃 The Inspector — Must sniff. Every. Single. Leaf.

😋 The Taste Tester — “Interesting…perhaps I should eat this?”

😐 The Unimpressed One — Leaves? On the ground? Groundbreaking.

Whatever your pup’s autumn personality, keep an eye on what’s hiding in those tempting piles. Sticks, sharp objects, mushrooms, mouldy leaves, and other debris can turn a fun fall adventure into an unexpected vet visit.

So go ahead and enjoy the crunch, the zoomies, and the glorious leaf-pile chaos—just give the pile a quick safety check first. 🍁🐾

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302 S F Street
Exeter, CA
93221

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+15595925210

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