Do’s and Don’ts to Choose the Right Pet for Your Family

You may have always wanted a Great Dane, but that doesn’t mean the breed is the right pet for your family. Adopting a pet is exciting, but you must consider several factors before bringing home your new four-legged family member. Our Marcy Veterinary Clinic team is excited that you’ve decided to welcome a new pet, [...]

Pancreatitis in Pets 101

Pancreatitis is a challenging inflammatory condition that affects cats and dogs and can be acute (i.e., sudden) or chronic (i.e., low-grade, persistent). Without prompt veterinary care, this complicated, sometimes confusing disorder can lead to serious health complications such as diabetes mellitus and digestive disorders. If your Marcy Veterinary Clinic veterinarian has diagnosed your pet with [...]

The Importance of Regular Wellness Testing

Wellness screening testing is essential to your pet’s health care plan, despite them being young and seemingly healthy. Our Marcy Veterinary Clinic team is devoted to helping pets live longer, happier lives, and we explain the screening tests we recommend and why they are critical to your pet’s wellbeing. Recommended pet wellness screening tests During [...]

Raising Awareness About Feline Arthritis

Arthritis is extremely common in cats, yet many affected felines show no obvious signs. However, if your whiskered friend seems more reluctant to jump to their favorite high resting place, they may have painful, arthritic joints. Many cat owners don’t realize that arthritis affects as many as 90% of cats older than 12, and can [...]

Vomiting Handbook for Dog Owners

Dogs can vomit for numerous reasons, and while dealing with dog vomit is never fun, some instances are more concerning than others. Our Marcy Veterinary Clinic team has cleaned up our share of dog vomit, and we are thoroughly qualified to provide this comprehensive vomiting handbook to prepare you for the next time your furry [...]

What Pet Owners Should Know About Giardiasis

Giardiasis, also known as beaver fever, is caused by a microscopic parasite found worldwide that can cause significant health issues for your pet. Our Marcy Veterinary Clinic team knows that parasitic diseases are concerning, and we offer information about giardiasis, plus tips to help decrease your pet’s risk. Giardia basics Giardia are single-celled microscopic organisms [...]

July Fourth Pet Safety Do’s and Don’ts

July Fourth is a huge summer celebration when people typically gather with friends and family, but the festivities can pose many dangers for your pet. Our Marcy Veterinary Clinic team wants to protect your four-legged friend on this patriotic holiday with our July Fourth pet safety do’s and don’ts. DO keep your pet indoors Raucous [...]

Help! I Found a Tick on My Pet!

Ticks are common throughout New York, and these parasites can transmit dangerous diseases to your pet. Our Marcy Veterinary Clinic team knows that finding a tick on your pet is upsetting, and we offer information about ticks in our area and what you should do if you find a tick on your four-legged friend. Problematic [...]

The Importance of a Veterinarian-Client-Patient Relationship

Many online services offer veterinary advice remotely. However, to receive a diagnosis and get medications to treat your pet’s condition, you must participate in a veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR). Our Marcy Veterinary Clinic team wants to ensure your pet receives the best care possible, and we provide information about this necessary relationship. What is a veterinarian-client-patient [...]

Protecting Your Pet from Household Dangers

You think your home is a safe place, but many household situations can be dangerous for your pet. Our Marcy Veterinary Clinic team wants your pet to be safe and sound at home, and we explain potential household pet dangers and offer pet-proofing tips to mitigate your pet’s risk. Toxins are a household pet danger [...]

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