Meridian Street Veterinary

Did you know that a daily walk isn't just great for your dog's physical health, but also for their mental well-being? 🌟 Check out this insightful article from the ASPCA highlighting the numerous benefits of walking your furry friend: https://www.aspca.org/news/benefits-walking-your-pet

So lace up those walking shoes, grab your leash, and let's hit the pavement together! 🐾 Share your favorite walking spots and adventures with us in the comments below.

As the seasons change, so do the risks for our furry companions. That's why it's crucial to keep up with year-round flea and tick prevention to ensure your pet stays safe and healthy all year long!

Fleas and ticks aren't just a nuisance—they can pose serious health risks to our pets, including skin irritation, allergic reactions, and the transmission of dangerous diseases like Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

Fortunately, there are many safe and effective options for flea and tick prevention available, including topical treatments, oral medications, and collars. We can help you choose the best option for your pet based on their lifestyle, health history, and risk factors.

By staying proactive with flea and tick prevention, you can protect your pet from discomfort and disease while enjoying peace of mind knowing they're happy and healthy by your side.

In honor of Chip your Pet Month we encourage all pet owners to get their pet microchipped! A study performed by the Human Animal Support Services found that pets with a microchip are more than THREE times as likely to be reunited with their owners. If your pet has a microchip be sure your contact information is up to date to ensure no delay in reuniting, you with your furry friend.

From natural disasters to unforeseen emergencies, being ready to care for our beloved pets is paramount.

Here are a few tips to ensure your furry friends stay safe and secure:

Let's make animal preparedness a priority every day!

Check out more tips on emergency preparedness. https://www.ready.gov/pets

We are honored to have been nominated for this award! Vote here: https://www.cascadesbest.com/

Poison Prevention Awareness Month- March is Pet Poison Prevention and Awareness Month. If your pet is displaying these symptoms and you suspect they ingested something harmful, call our hospital at 360-312-4800 during our business hours or your closest pet emergency clinic. You can also call Poison Control directly.

Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! 🍁

It's important to scoop dog p**p- EVEN when it's runny. Dr. Jake Searle, DVM, of Meridian Street Veterinary, explains that runny p**p may be a sign that your dog is sick. Unscooped p**p from a sick dog can make YOU sick, too!

We won the best vet clinic in the Cascade Best competition! Thank you so much to all who voted for us! Here is a link to the digital magazine where you can check out who else won! https://www.cascadesbest.com/2025-magazine.html