Although not as common as chocolate poisoning, caffeine poisoning in pets still happens. Symptoms of caffeine poisoning include increased heart rate, vomiting, diarrhea, panting, and more.
If your pet has ingested something with caffeine, call us immediately: 559-486-0520.
If your pet is experiencing an emergency, we'll be here to help—any hour, any day.
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September is Responsible Dog Ownership Month. Make sure your dog's toys are safe. If they are falling apart or have hard and sharp edges, it's time to replace it to avoid choking or injury.
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It's the season for pumpkin spice and everything nice! Happy first day of fall! 🍂 🌻 What autumn activities are you looking forward to doing with your furry friend?
Do you compost? If so, be sure your compost is properly contained and that your furry friend can't access it. The mold that grows as the compost decomposes is dangerous for pets!
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Vinegar is a common household item that's often used for cleaning. Make sure you keep it away from your pet, as it is an irritant for furry friends.
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If you're planning on including your furry friend in on the Halloween festivities, be cautious with costumes. Make sure they're not constricting and that your pet is comfortable.
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Never let your pets ingest any amount of alcohol. Even a small amount can be dangerous and highly toxic.
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Shoutout to all of the amazing vet techs out there! It's National Veterinary Technician Week. Join us in celebrating the wonderful veterinary technicians and all the work they do to care for pets!
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We understand that you want to be assured that your pet is in good hands during an emergency. We maintain the highest standards of excellence in pet care, and we are proud of our state-of-the-art facilities and caring staff.
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It's Animal Safety and Protection Month. Take some time to make sure cords around your home are out of reach of pets!
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When your pet suddenly starts throwing up or experiencing diarrhea, it can be scary! Here’s what to do and what not to do if your pet is experiencing these symptoms: https://bit.ly/2GAHNIm
Happy National Cat Day! What's your kitty's idea of being pam-purred? 🐱
You can help your furry pal avoid a potential trip to the emergency room by avoiding these three common Halloween costume hazards for pets: https://bit.ly/2TeiP4G
Halloween is almost here! Be sure to store your candy somewhere your pet can't reach to keep them safe! 🍬
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Although gastritis in dogs is often caused by a dietary indiscretion, it can also be caused by an underlying issue.
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Almonds, pecans, and walnuts are not safe for pets to eat. Their oil and fat content can lead to vomiting and diarrhea.
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Could your yard use a little love? Tidying it up can help remove potential hazards to your pet!
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If your cat is vomiting any blood, it could signal a life-threatening situation. Call us immediately for help.
When it comes to caring for and trimming your pet's nails, proceed with caution!
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From all of us at 24/7 PetVets, Happy Thanksgiving! We hope you have a safe and festive holiday!
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving! Even if your pet is begging, do not give them any of the turkey carcass or the bones.
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We are open 24 hours a day, seven days a year! That means we're here to help your pet during the holidays.
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The Thanksgiving spread often includes fatty foods that your pet should not eat, as they can cause pancreatitis.
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Check out this safety tip for National Cat Health Month! 💐
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Do you know the warning signs of cancer in cats?
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Before you pick up some Valentine's Day flowers, be sure to watch for thorns! A curious pet may puncture a paw on these sharp parts.
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When taking a vacation or a road trip, you may want to include your pet in the fun and excitement. But, before heading out on your trip, ensure your pet is prepared for travel with the following tips from our team here at 24/7 PetVets: https://bit.ly/3tAgfHa
Today is World Cancer Day. As your pet ages, their immune system weakens, and cancer becomes a higher risk, just like in humans. You and your pet are not alone during these difficult times. ❤️
Let’s give it up for our golden friends because today is International Golden Retriever Day!