Middletown Vet

Middletown Animal Hospital: The Vets your pets would choose! Call for an appointment today: [phone]

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With the emergence of COVID-19, we understand these are stressful and uncertain times and we hope you, your families, and your pets are doing well. As this is a constantly evolving situation, our procedures and protocols may also change frequently.

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Thank you for your patronage, patience and understanding of these measures to help keep you and our staff safe as we continue to care for your pets.
~The Doctors and Staff of Middletown Animal Hospital

[Middletown Vet @MiddletownVets]

With the emergence of COVID-19, we understand these are stressful and uncertain times and we hope you, your families, and your pets are doing well. As this is a constantly evolving situation, our procedures and protocols may also change frequently.

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At this time, there is no evidence that companion animals can be infected with COVID-19, however, there is concern that they could act as a carrier or fomite & transfer the virus from one human to another. We are constantly monitoring the situation for any emerging information.

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Does your cat seem to have a lot to say at night? This is not uncommon. Learn possible reasons why and how to help quiet your chatty kitty: https://t.co/55FLGLn9bZ

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Rabbits make wonderful pets. They are fluffy & soft, respond well to handling & can learn to use a litter box. If you're thinking about bringing home a bunny, read this first. It's important to take the time to learn the reality of pet rabbit ownership. https://t.co/eIIzu4BCGP

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Spring is almost here & that means hikes w/ your furry pal. Unfortunately, we aren't the only ones enjoying the warm weather. These sunny days make for the perfect climate for rattlesnakes. We offer the rattlesnake vaccine for our clients! Call our office today [phone]

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Por el momento, no hay ninguna prueba de que el nuevo coronavirus infecte a animales de compañía como los perros y los gatos.

@WHO Organización Mundial de la Salud

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At present, there is no evidence that companion animals/pets such as dogs or cats can be infected with the new coronavirus. However, it is always a good idea to wash your hands with soap and water after contact with pets.
From the World Health Organization @WHO

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Sometimes it's difficult to tell when our furry pals are not feeling well. Pets often mask symptoms and still will wag their tail or purr. Here some symptoms to look out for & if you suspect your pet isn't feeling their best call us for a well check: https://t.co/nTlpPsuWw6

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Sadly, Canine Parvovirus (CPV) is a preventable & often fatal, disease we see too often in dogs in Lake County. All dogs can contract parvo, but puppies are the most susceptible. Symptoms include fever; vomiting & severe diarrhea. Please vaccinate! https://t.co/78HxjtIsAs

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The temps are dropping this weekend, snow is predicted on Cobb Mountain Sunday and Monday. If you have horses, here are some tips to care for them when temperatures drop: https://t.co/SNkioEXyLK

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Patients who suffer from any combination of pain, inflammation, or slow-healing wounds benefit from laser therapy. Did you know our fully-equipped ambulatory truck provides mobile service, including laser therapy, throughout Lake, Napa & Sonoma Counties? https://t.co/kJqTQes1HN

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Do you know the symptoms of common equine diseases? Although coughing and runny noses are obvious signs of illness, other signs and symptoms may be more subtle. https://t.co/5iO6Ox52Xc