Lakeside Animal Hospital is closed for the Thanksgiving holiday at 2:30 pm on Wednesday, November 25 and all-day on Thursday, November 26. Traveling for the holidays? Don’t forget to get your fur-babies boarding reservation in!When you celebrate Thanksgiving this year, there will be so many temptations that might result in...
Category: Pet-Friendly Holidays
Animal Pain Awareness
September is Animal Pain Awareness Month. Animals are very good at hiding pain, and they can’t tell us what’s wrong. It’s important to be aware of the most common signs of pain so we can identify and treat any problems early. Here are some changes to look for in your pet: A slowdown...
World Rabies Day
World Rabies Day is an annual event on September 28th to promote action and awareness for rabies prevention. Rabies Alliance has been raising awareness since 2007.Protect your family and your pets by having your pets vaccinated against this deadly disease. Prevention starts with awareness. Rabies remains a major concern worldwide, killing tens of thousands of people...
Happy Labor Day to All the Working Dogs
With Labor Day approaching, Lakeside Animal Hospital wants to honor all the working dogs: service, therapy, police, guard, sight, herding, trackers, detection, military and search and rescue dogs. Labor Day is usually the day that we celebrate people throughout the United States who have hard-working jobs, but where is the...
Tips for a Pet-Friendly 4th of July
Fireworks can be scary for our furry friends. While some pets may enjoy the commotion of these holidays, the backyard barbecues and plentiful fireworks can be stressful and hazardous for many. It is not fun to see your pet in distress, and frightened pets have a greater chance of running away from...
Pet Valentines Day
Dr. Frione's Blog 4 Simple Ways To Have An Amazing Valentine’s Day With Your Pet As you prepare to enjoy Valentine’s day with your loved one, remember that your pets also love you unconditionally. With all the boxes of delicious chocolate lying around, and the bouquets of beautiful roses, your...
Pet Safety and New Year’s Eve Fireworks
Dr. Frione's Blog Pet Safety and New Year’s Eve Fireworks Every New Year’s Eve, loud fireworks terrify untold numbers of pets, and animal shelters see a spike in lost pets who’ve run away to escape the noise. To help prevent this, download our free client handout with quieter, pet-friendly alternatives...