Cedar Bay Veterinary Clinic

05/25/2026

Reflecting on the sacrifice that our service men and women and their faithful canine companions made for our country. We are closed today in observance of Memorial Day and will reopen tomorrow at 8:30 AM.

Memorial Day

Memorial Day is set aside for remembering those who have died in the defense of this country. It's important for all of us to pause, remember, and honor the sacrifice that others have made to enable our freedom.

Tens of thousands of dogs have served and protected American troops in war zones. Their service has saved countless American lives. Many of them did not make it home.

Sgt. Stubby, an early Boston Terrier, served heroically in WWI. He was one of the lucky ones and came home.
Today, let's honor our forgotten four-legged heroes too.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to our pet parent community! Just a reminder that we will be closed today and tomorrow for the holiday and will reopen on Monday, December 1 at 8:30 am.

Happy Thanksgiving, friends! 🐾🍁

May your day be filled with warm hearts, full bellies, and little moments that make you purr with happiness.
Today we’re grateful for the love that surrounds us — from family, from friends, and from the furry paws that make every day softer and sweeter.

May your home be cozy, your table abundant, and your spirits lifted like a happy tail in the air.
Sending whisker-kisses, gentle head-bumps, and all the warmth this season brings.

Happy Thanksgiving from our hearts to yours! 🧡🐱🦃

02/23/2025

To prevent H5N1 avian influenza from infecting pet cats, experts recommend that cats be kept indoors, their vaccinations should be up to date, and they should not be fed raw meat, poultry or dairy products. Cats exhibiting severe respiratory distress, low appetite, fever, eye or nasal discharge, or....

01/21/2025

The best way to protect cats from highly pathogenic avian influenza is to prevent exposure, say veterinarians Heather Weihl and Bradley Treder. Pet owners should keep cats indoors, remove bird feeders and water sources from yards to prevent birds from congregating and wash clothing after contact wit...

01/01/2025

We hope you all have a wonderful New Year's Day and a great 2025. Please note we are closed today and reopen tomorrow at 8:30 am.

From all of us at the AVMA, we want to wish you a very happy and healthy New Year! 🐶🐱🎉🎊

One of the best resolutions pet owners can make in 2025 is to protect the health and welfare of their pets, which can be accomplished in a variety of ways including regular veterinary exams, advance preparation in case of emergencies or disasters, and more. You can find more helpful information about responsible pet ownership ➡️ https://bit.ly/39tXOtJ

12/22/2024

As you all are getting ready for Christmas, please be aware of the dangers of Christmas trees and other decorations. On that note, we will be open tomorrow and closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas day, and then will reopen on Thursday and Friday. We hope you all have a fun time with your furry friends and family.

Christmas trees should be gated off and light cords covered to prevent pets from trying to climb or chew on tinsel or cords, says veterinarian Edward Brauer. Feeding pets pork, turkey or chicken can trigger pancreatitis, and bones can splinter and damage pets' gastrointestinal tracts, Dr. Brauer say...

11/28/2024

Just a reminder that we will be closed tomorrow and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday. Hoping all of you will have a nice weekend!

To avoid an emergency veterinary visit, don't feed pets bones, anything fatty, anything sweet, or anything containing onions, garlic, grapes or raisins, says veterinarian Andrea Stevens. "If you see your pet vomiting after Thanksgiving or you see them straining to go to the bathroom [or] laying arou...

11/03/2024

Daylight saving time not only affects humans but can also have an impact on our furry friends. Pets thrive on consistency, and suddenly changing the time can throw them off balance. They may become confused about feeding times, walks, and playtime. It’s important to gradually adjust their schedule to help them adapt to the time change.

10/10/2024

Hoping you all are safe and have suffered little damage to your homes. The clinic will be open tomorrow at 8:30 am ready to help and see our patients!

10/09/2024

Just to update all our pet parents, we are also closed tomorrow, Thursday due to the storm. Please stay safe. Call us Friday to see if we are up and running if you need anything.