We're excited to share that we now carry a paw-some selection of holiday toys for your furry friends! From squeaky fun to interactive brain games, we've got the perfect gift for your pet. Stop by and let the tail-wagging begin! #HolidayTails #PurrfectGifts #PawsAndPlay #ShopLocalPets
We're excited to share that we now carry a paw-some selection of holiday toys for your furry friends! From squeaky fun to interactive brain games, we've got the perfect gift for your pet. Stop by and let the tail-wagging begin! #HolidayTails #PurrfectGifts #PawsAndPlay #ShopLocalPets
At Simcoe Veterinary Hospital in Barrie, pet X-rays are just some of the exceptional diagnostic tools we utilize.
We believe in providing complete veterinary services for our patients at all times, ensuring that they are receiving all of the treatment they need at all times.
Our hospital is equipped with a range of diagnostic tools to ensure that we have what we need to get the job done.
At Simcoe Veterinary Hospital in Barrie, pet X-rays are just some of the exceptional diagnostic tools we utilize.
We believe in providing complete veterinary services for our patients at all times, ensuring that they are receiving all of the treatment they need at all times.
Our hospital is equipped with a range of diagnostic tools to ensure that we have what we need to get the job done.
Today's #TrainingTipTuesday is all about ensuring a smooth litter training journey for your kittens! Let's make sure those tiny paws are on the right track with some helpful tips!
1. Choose the right litter: Opt for a kitten-friendly, unscented litter. Cats can be picky! 2. Place the litter box strategically: Set it up in a quiet, easily accessible spot. Cats appreciate their privacy. 3. Show them the way: Gently place your kitten in the litter box after meals and naps. Encourage exploration! 4. Be consistent: Stick to a routine. Regular meal times often lead to regular bathroom breaks. 5. Positive reinforcement: Praise and treats go a long way! Celebrate successful litter box visits with love and rewards. 6. Number of litter boxes: Ensure you have one more litter box than the number of cats. For example, if you have two cats, provide three litter boxes. Share your kitten's litter training triumphs in the comments!
Let's celebrate those little victories together. . . . #TrainingTipTuesday #SimcoeVeterinaryHospital #KittenTraining
