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Memorial Day is a special time to honor those who have served while enjoying the start of summer with loved ones. With a little preparation, you can make sure your pets are part of the celebration—safely.

 The holidays are here, and many pet owners are traveling, leaving their pets in the care of trusted sitters. While you hope for everything to go smoothly, it’s important to prepare for the unexpected—especially when it comes to your pet’s health.  

This past week, the southeastern United States was severely impacted by Hurricane Helene. Our hospital and immediate area were fortunate to make it through the storm safely, but the same cannot be said for other areas in the greater region.

Your goal is to keep your pet as safe as possible, but sometimes accidents happen. Do you know what to do if your pet is hit by a car?

Florida is home to 46 native snake species, including six that are venomous. Encountering a venomous snake can have deadly consequences for your pet. Knowing the dangers associated with snake bites and how to recognize envenomation signs is important, so you can seek veterinary attention for your pet as soon as possible.

Pets are curious creatures, and their inquisitive nature can get them into trouble if they encounter a toxin.