Nazareth Veterinary Center

10/06/2026

As the mornings get cooler, you might notice your older pet moving a little slower.

Stiffness after a nap, hesitation at the stairs, or less interest in a favorite game are all symptoms you should contact your veterinarian to discuss.

It is easy to write these off as just getting older, but there is often a lot we can do to help them feel better.

If your senior seems off lately, give us a call at (610) 746-9080!

10/02/2026

October is Adopt A Shelter Dog Month.

If your family has been talking about getting a dog, this is a good month to visit your local shelter. Shelter dogs come in every age and personality, and the staff can help you find one that fits your household and your routine.

Bringing home a new pup? We would love to meet them. Book their first visit today!

➡️ https://us.vetstoria.com/booking/667d9fb8dffba/?r=6

09/30/2026

Fall is here, and it's the perfect time for a fresh start. With summer behind us and the holidays ahead, now is a great window to get your pet caught up: wellness exam, prevention refills, dental check, and any lingering issues from the summer. Start the season right.
Schedule today: https://us.vetstoria.com/booking/667d9fb8dffba/?r=6

09/28/2026

Today is World Rabies Day. Rabies is nearly always fatal but almost entirely preventable. Keeping your pet's rabies vaccine current protects them, your family, and your community, and it's required by law in most areas. Not sure if your pet is due? We can check your records.
Call (610) 746-9080 or book online at https://us.vetstoria.com/booking/667d9fb8dffba/?r=6 to schedule.

09/24/2026

Last chance for itch relief this season. Our Scratch & Itch focus ends this week. If your pet has been scratching, licking, chewing, or shaking their head, now is the time to book.
Allergies don't resolve on their own, but they are very treatable. Let's get your pet comfortable heading into fall.
Call (610) 746-9080 before Friday.

09/22/2026

It's National Dog Week!

This week we're celebrating the dogs who make our lives better and the responsibility that comes with loving them: good nutrition, regular vet care, exercise, and endless belly rubs.

Drop a photo of your best friend in the comments. Let's fill the feed with good dogs.

09/18/2026

Cats and dogs are wired to hide illness.

In the wild, showing weakness is dangerous, so our pets often mask symptoms until they feel truly awful. That's why regular exams matter so much.

Subtle changes worth a call:
- Drinking or urinating more
- Weight changes
- Less interest in food or play
- New lumps or bumps

When in doubt, get it checked.

09/16/2026

Gray muzzles deserve extra love. As pets enter their senior years, twice-yearly exams help us stay ahead of the changes that come with age: kidney function, arthritis, dental disease, and more. Many age-related conditions are manageable when caught early. Your senior can stay comfortable and happy for years to come. Schedule a senior wellness check: https://us.vetstoria.com/booking/667d9fb8dffba/?r=6

09/16/2026

Please share to help find this lost dogs owner

Do you know this pup? 🐶

A park ranger found this friendly female dog at Turn Farm today, September 15.

She is safe in a park facility, seems in good health, and is about 30lbs. She is very friendly and energetic.

If you know this dog, please email the park at [email protected].

Shelters or fosters with availability are encouraged to contact the park.

09/14/2026

Bad breath isn't just bad breath.

Most pets have some form of dental disease by age three, and that funky smell is often the first sign. Left untreated, dental disease causes pain and can affect the heart, liver, and kidneys.

The good news? It's preventable and treatable.

Ask us about a dental check at your next visit.