Chattanooga Veterinary Center

Happy first day of summer from these cool pups! They're so excited for summer they already have their gear on! ☀️

When you play too hard you just have sleep the rest of your day away 😆 These 3 had spent most of their day running around with each other, that by the time the afternoon came around they were all worn out. They didn't stray too far from each other though (as you can see Dozer's tail in Challa's photo 🥰)

Enjoy some sleepy time pups to get you through the rest of this week ❤🐶

We now have an injectable flea/tick medication that lasts a year!! This is perfect for dogs that are hard to medicate or for the owner that forgets to give the prevention 🤣 Give us a call to schedule your pet!

Coming back with the employee pet series we have this sweet grumpy faced girl!

Lacey (or Lace) belongs to one of our vet assistants Kayla. Her favorite things are food, treats (specifically Churu treats), her wand toys, and her crinkle balls.

She likes to spend her day sleeping, cuddling with her dog brother Pacman and cleaning him, and her nights are spent with her human baby brother.

This girl may look grumpy but don't let her face fool you, she is the sweetest girl and always a good patient when she comes in for any of her annual visits!

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Memorial Day is a time to pause and reflect on service and sacrifice. It also offers a quiet moment to recognize the presence animals have had alongside people in moments that matter.

As the day unfolds, a few simple precautions can help keep your pet safe and comfortable during the festivities.

Learn More: https://www.aspca.org/news/planning-barbeque-memorial-day-practice-these-pet-safety-tips

Memorial Day

Some extra happy pups to get you through the rest of the week 🥰 Tucker and Daisy like to bring the sunshine to our day ☀️

Spring brings fresh growth, but some plants can pose real risks to pets.
Common favorites like lilies, bulbs, and certain shrubs can be harmful if ingested.

Knowing what is in your home or yard can help prevent exposure. If you suspect a problem, contact your veterinary team right away.

Learn More: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/aspca-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants

Toxic Plant Alert