The WellPet Center Veterinary Hospital

06/02/2026

Summer is officially here! With warm weather and longer days, many pets are spending more time outdoors. However, increased exposure to heat and humidity can put pets at risk for heatstroke, especially indoor pets that are not acclimated to high temperatures. This article outlines common causes, warning signs, treatment recommendations, and tips to help keep your pet safe during the hotter months.😎

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/heatstroke-heat-can-be-fatal-to-your-pet/

05/29/2026

Indoor cats live safer, longer, and often healthier lives—but there are still a lot of misconceptions about them.

Swipe through to see common myths vs facts about indoor cats and how keeping cats indoors can actually improve their safety, health, and lifespan.

Which one surprised you the most? 😺

05/21/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, our office will be closed on Monday, May 25th. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday.

We hope everyone has a safe and relaxing holiday weekend with their pets and loved ones! 🇺🇸

05/19/2026

Memorial Day weekend is all about sunshine, BBQs, pool days, and time with family — but don’t forget to keep your furry family members safe too!

From heat safety and toxic foods to fireworks anxiety and water hazards, a little extra caution can go a long way in keeping pets happy and healthy this holiday weekend. ❤️🤍💙

05/14/2026

Tick season is here — but protection starts all year long!

Did you know ticks can spread Lyme disease to pets right in your own backyard? The tricky part is that many pets don’t show symptoms right away.

Here are a few simple ways to help keep your pet safe:
✔️ Stay current on flea & tick prevention
✔️ Ask about the Lyme vaccine for dogs
✔️ Perform tick checks after walks
✔️ Keep grass trimmed and leaf piles cleaned up

If you notice limping, fever, low appetite, or low energy, give us a call — we’re here to help. Let’s keep tails wagging and adventures worry-free this season!

05/08/2026

Busy Schedule? We’ve Got You Covered.
Drop-Off Appointments Available!

We know that life rarely slows down—so neither does our care!

We’re pleased to offer Drop-Off Appointments, available on weekdays and Saturdays. When your furry family member needs care but your schedule is packed, schedule a drop-off appointment! We'll keep them safe, comfortable, and loved on while our veterinary team provides the treatment they need. The best part? There is no additional cost.

Here's how it works: Schedule a Drop-Off Appointment on the day that works for you
We'll care for, treat, and love on your sweet companion during the day. You'll receive a call when they're ready for pickup or if we have any additional questions.

We know pet care doesn’t wait for the perfect time. Our Drop-Off Appointments are designed to be convenient, effective, and less expensive than a trip to an emergency hospital or urgent care facility. Your pet deserves exceptional care on YOUR schedule—and we’re ready to help.

05/05/2026

05/04/2026

It’s National Pet Week! 🐾

We want to see your pets! Drop a photo in the comments and tell us:

• What’s their name?
• What’s their favorite thing to do?
• How do they make your life better?

We love seeing our amazing pet community!

05/02/2026

May is here, and so are the seasonal pests! 🌼
Fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes aren’t just annoying—they can pose real health risks to your pets. This is your reminder to make sure your furry friends are protected with heartworm and flea/tick prevention all season long.

04/24/2026

Falling on the last Friday in April every year, National Hairball Awareness Day aims to promote awareness of our pets’ health and happiness. Predominantly a concern for cats, rabbits and cattle, hairballs are a healthy part of animals’ routines but can also be evidence of an underlying health issue. This article covers some common reasons your feline may be experiencing chronic vomiting.

Cats who vomit frequently may suffer from inflammatory bowel disease, a condition caused by chronic irritation of the stomach or intestines.