by Dr. Laura Monahan | Mar 17, 2024 | Pet Medicine, Product Information, Special Discounts, Vendors We Love
Life is busy! And Seattle traffic is no joke. Would you prefer the convenience of home delivery of your pet’s heartworm medications and other medications, flea preventive, or prescription food, instead of picking them up at our office? Online Pharmacy and Pet Grocery...
by Dr. Laura Monahan | Feb 18, 2024 | Pet Medicine, Rehab Therapy
The cranial cruciate ligament, or CCL (called the anterior cruciate ligament or ACL in humans) is a very important ligament in the stifle (knee) joint in pets. This tiny ligament’s job, along with the caudal cruciate ligament and collateral ligaments, is to stabilize...
by Dr. Laura Monahan | Dec 31, 2023 | General Information, Pet Care, Pet Medicine, Vendors We Love
You’re probably familiar with MyChart, an online portal where you can access all your health information in one place. Did you know there’s a similar portal for pets? It’s called Petly. Petly is a private, personal health web page for your pet, giving you access to...
by Dr. Laura Monahan | Nov 26, 2023 | Pet Care, Pet Medicine
When it comes to surgical procedures, your pet’s comfort and safety is our utmost concern, and we don’t cut corners. High Standards of Care We strive to provide the level of care, service, and medically-trained, licensed staff we would want for our own pets or...
by Dr. Laura Monahan | Sep 17, 2023 | Pet Medicine
Whether you’re planning a first career or seeking a career change, veterinary nursing may be a wonderful choice if you love animals and people. Licensed veterinary nurses are in high demand, with the number of openings nationally predicted to swell 16 percent by 2029...
by Dr. Laura Monahan | Aug 6, 2023 | Pet Medicine, Pet Safety
More than an itchy nuisance, fleas and ticks are blood-sucking, disease-spreading pests that can cause a variety of problems for cats and dogs. Fleas can cause skin irritation, anemia, and allergic reactions, while ticks can transmit serious diseases such as Lyme...
