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Super-Sized? Recognizing and Managing Feline Obesity

More than half of all domestic felines in America are considered overweight or obese, an unfortunate trend that continues to climb. With our own species hovering dangerously close to the same statistic, it’s time for all of us to get motivated. When signs of feline obesity are recognized early on, the future is brighter and happier. [...]

AAHA Accreditation and What It Means for You

You may have heard that we are proud at Town & Country Animal Hospital to be AAHA accredited. Even though that may sound impressive, many people don’t know what that means. Read on to learn about AAHA accreditation and what it means for you and your four-legged family member. AAHA Accreditation AAHA stands for the American Animal [...]

A Brand New Start: New Year’s Resolutions for Pet Owners

It’s almost 2017, and as many of us are ruminating on the past year and its many ups and downs, thoughts inevitably turn to what we can do to make the coming year the best one yet. Your friends at Town & Country Animal Hospital don’t have any suggestions for your personal New Year’s resolutions, [...]

Parasite Roulette? Beat the Odds With Year-Round Heartworm Prevention

There are many things we enjoy doing year-round, but being bitten by mosquitos is definitely not one of them. While other parts of the country may get a seasonal break from all the buzzing and itching, we Alabamians must endure these disease-spreading pests year-round. However, the danger of these blood-suckers goes way beyond Zika and [...]

Why Well Pet Exams are Essential to Your Pet’s Health

Each year, you may get a reminder from your doctor that it’s time for your annual physical. These pet exams are often the first time changes in health or underlying illnesses are identified, making them essential to preventive medicine. The same is true for well pet exams. Because pets age much more rapidly than humans, these [...]

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