Flushing Animal Hospital and Pet Hotel

10/02/2026

No Bake love

09/21/2026

Mr. No bake/Frankenstein is looking for a special home. Approximately 10 weeks old, male (soon to be neutered). We believe that he has cerebellar hypoplasia, which means that he is not very coordinated. It was likely something that occurred while he was developing in the womb. He will forever be very wobbly but that does not keep him down. He is suuuuuuper cuddly and purrs nonstop. He appears very laid back and so far has not been reactive to dogs or even baths. He will need a special home without stairs ideally and a family that understands that sometimes he may need a little clean up here and there after visiting the rest room. A home with other respectful friends (including kids, cats and dogs) should be okay. He should not go to a home with dogs with a high prey drive or too playful/active kitties as he will have trouble defending himself. If you are interested in Mr. No Bake/Frankenstein, please give our office a call 8106591151

07/26/2026

Found dog! Found in city of Flint. Appears to be nursing puppies

06/30/2026

It’s a hot one this week. Please be aware of extreme heat and how it can affect your fur babies.

05/04/2026

Happy Starwars Day!

04/28/2026

Everyone please join us here at Flushing Animal Hospital and Pet Hotel in wishing Dr Florida and Dr DeAndrea a Happy Veterinarian Day. We are so thankful to have such kind and compassionate vets at our practice.

04/17/2026

04/13/2026

🐾 HEARTWORM PREVENTION: PROTECT YOUR PET YEAR-ROUND 🐾

Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition spread by mosquitoes. Prevention is simple—and essential for pets everywhere.

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❤️ WHY PREVENTION MATTERS

Heartworms are found in all 50 U.S. states. Preventative medications work by killing immature larvae before they grow into dangerous adult worms.

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🛡️ CORE COMPONENTS OF PREVENTION

✔ Year-Round Protection
Give heartworm prevention 12 months a year, even in colder climates. Mosquitoes can appear earlier than expected!

✔ Annual Testing
Dogs should be tested every 12 months, even if they are on prevention, to ensure it’s working effectively.

✔ Veterinary Prescription Required
All heartworm preventatives must be prescribed by your veterinarian.

✔ Prevention Options
• Monthly chewable tablets
• Topical “spot-on” treatments
• Long-acting injectable options (dogs only)

✔ Broad-Spectrum Benefits
Many preventatives also protect against:
• Hookworms
• Roundworms
• Fleas

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⚠️ IMPORTANT SAFETY TIPS

🔍 Test Before Starting
Dogs must be tested before beginning or restarting prevention. Giving medication to an infected dog can cause serious reactions.

⏰ Stay Consistent
Missing even one dose can leave your pet at risk.

🐱 Don’t Forget Cats!
Cats can get heartworm too—and there is no approved treatment. Prevention is critical.

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🐶🐱 Talk to your veterinarian today about the best heartworm prevention plan for your pet!

04/03/2026

04/01/2026

April is Heartworm Awareness Month.