For many pet owners, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, and other small mammals are cherished members of the family. These tiny pets often hide signs of illness until the condition becomes serious. Early detection and timely veterinary care can mean more successful treatments, so that you can spend more years with your companion. At Jupiter Veterinary […]
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If your cat is suddenly straining in the litter box, yowling in discomfort, or urinating outside their usual spots, it could be a medical emergency. Urinary issues are somewhat common in cats, but they can turn dangerous in a matter of days or even hours. At Jupiter Veterinary Hospital & Urgent Care, we take signs
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Welcoming your first pet into your life is a big (and exciting!) milestone. From setting up the perfect food dish to picking the cutest collar, there’s a lot to think about. But amid all the joy, don’t forget one of the most important forms of protection: a pet microchip. Microchipping should be a non-negotiable step
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With so many heartworm prevention products on the market, choosing the right one for your pet can feel a little overwhelming. From monthly chews to topicals and injections, each option offers its own set of benefits. So, how do you know which one is best for your dog or cat? At Jupiter Veterinary Hospital &
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Pets are naturally curious, and sometimes that curiosity leads them into dangerous situations. Poisoning is a serious risk that can happen at any time, whether from household products, toxic foods, or plants. March is Pet Poison Prevention Month, a reminder to pet owners to recognize potential hazards, take preventive measures, and know what to do
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Dental health is a crucial part of your pet’s overall well-being, yet it is often overlooked. Many pet owners don’t realize that dental disease is one of the most common health issues in dogs and cats, affecting nearly 80% of pets by the age of three. Poor dental hygiene can lead to serious health problems,
February is Pet Dental Health Month: Why Your Pet’s Oral Health Matters Read More »
While Jupiter, Florida, enjoys mild winters, traveling with your pets during the colder months can present unique challenges. If your holiday plans or road trips take you to colder climates, it’s essential to prepare your furry friends for the journey. At Jupiter Veterinary Hospital & Urgent Care, we’re here to help you ensure your pet’s
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The holiday season is a time for celebration, but it’s important to remember that certain holiday traditions can pose risks to our furry friends. At Jupiter Veterinary Hospital & Urgent Care, we want to ensure your pets stay safe and healthy during this festive time. Here are some essential holiday safety tips to keep in
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Halloween might be thrilling for humans, but for many pets, it’s a time of confusion and stress. From the constant ringing of doorbells to strange costumes and loud noises, it’s easy to see why pet anxiety during Halloween is a common issue. Pets, especially dogs and cats, may feel overwhelmed by the sudden changes in
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Living in Jupiter, FL, comes with its fair share of beautiful weather, but it also means facing the potential threat of hurricanes. As a pet owner, it’s crucial to have a hurricane preparedness plan that includes your furry friends. After all, they rely on you to keep them safe during extreme weather. By creating a
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Michele is a certified veterinary technician and certified veterinary business leader. She spent most of her veterinary career as a surgical technician focusing on anesthesia and peer education. She was born and raised in Florida and loves spending her free time with her family or working outside in the yard. Michele shares her home with 3 French bulldogs, a Pug, a Staffordshire Terrier, 3 cats, 2 potbelly pigs and multiple chickens.
