Golf Links Animal Clinic

10/14/2026

October is National Animal Safety and Protection Month, a time to reflect on the importance of the keeping our pets healthy, safe, and well cared for.

How do veterinarians keep your animals safe? These are just 6 ways:

1️⃣ Vaccination against disease
2️⃣ Parasite prevention
3️⃣ Microchip and identification
4️⃣ Emergency and disaster preparation
5️⃣ Routine and emergency care
6️⃣ Travel or household safety advice

From preventive care to preparing for the unexpected, your veterinarian is an important partner in keeping your animals safe and healthy.

10/14/2026

10/08/2026

October is National Pet Wellness Month. Regular veterinary wellness exams are an important part of keeping your pet healthy. Just like visits to your physician or dentist, routine veterinary care can help detect potential problems early—when they may be easier, less costly, and more successful to treat.

Want to make your pet’s next veterinary visit a little easier? Here are 10 things you can do to help make veterinary visits better for everyone: https://bit.ly/4xvHemQ

10/08/2026

🧐🍫 MYTH vs. FACT MONDAY! 🎃

❌ MYTH: “A little Halloween candy won't hurt my pet.”

✅ FACT: Halloween treats are not meant for our four-legged family members.

Chocolate, certain sugar-free products, candy wrappers, and other Halloween goodies can create serious problems for pets.

🎃 Keep the candy bowl out of reach and make sure kids know that their furry siblings don't get Halloween treats!

And if your pet gets into something they shouldn't, don't wait for symptoms before seeking guidance.

09/29/2026

😸😽😀 September is Happy Cat Month! One way to ensure your cat leads a happy and healthy life is by visiting your veterinarian, as yearly wellness exams are critical to help catch any medical problems early!

Remember this tried-and-true equation: A happy cat = A happy life for you and your cat.

09/29/2026

Happy Autumn! 🎃

For October, we will be closed Saturday 10/3/26 and Saturday 10/31/26, but otherwise available for all of our regularly scheduled business hours.

Please, make sure to keep your pets away from holiday dangers, such as candies, alcohol, poisonous plants, and all "people" food, as well as keep them secure in a safe, quiet area of your home for all holiday festivities. It is also a great idea to get them microchipped and make sure that your information is updated with the microchip company that is linked to your pet's microchip.

If you have any medications or food to pick up, appointments to schedule or reschedule, or any other questions or concerns, please, call/come in on or during all of our other normally scheduled business hours. Our phone number is (520) 886-8381.

For a pet emergency, please call a Veterinary Emergency Hospital, such as Southern Az Vet. Specialty & Emergency (520) 888-3177, located at 7474 E. Broadway Blvd (SW corner of Broadway and Prudence). Please, don't wait, if your pet is having an emergency to try to wait to get into a general veterinary practice. Please, get your pet into an emergency hospital.

We wish you all a safe, happy and healthy October! 🎃🐶🐾🐱🍂

09/27/2026

During Responsible Dog Ownership Month, here are a few basic tips to help you build a solid foundation for dog bite prevention. You can find more tips at https://bit.ly/4A6E23O

09/27/2026

🚨 5 REASONS NOT TO WAIT

Your pet needs immediate veterinary attention for:

1️⃣ Difficulty breathing
2️⃣ Collapse or inability to stand
3️⃣ Seizures
4️⃣ Suspected poisoning or toxin exposure
5️⃣ Severe trauma or uncontrolled bleeding

These are emergencies—not "let's see how they are tomorrow" situations.

If your pet is experiencing a serious or rapidly worsening problem, seek veterinary care.

🏥 SAVSEC is available 24/7.

09/21/2026

Food puzzles are an exciting, interactive way for your cat to have a snack while mimicking hunting. The puzzles can also slow down your cat’s eating, as they need to work for their food. 😺🧩

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09/21/2026

This week is . Here are signs your dog may be experiencing hearing problems.

If you spot any of these common hearing loss signs from your pet, please contact your veterinarian.