Archive for July, 2009

Another lost pet reunited with family thanks to AVID Microchip!

This is Savannah, a Boston Terrier who was stolen out of her yard just several days ago. Her owners have been frantic trying to find her. They did everything that most people do, call the shelter, call the animal hospitals, post flyers, go out looking for her, hoping they can find her somewhere, somehow. Often times, pets are found but their owners are never discovered because they have no tags, no collars, no way to contact their owners. Fortunately, Savannah had a big advantage. She was permanently identified with an AVID Microchip and thanks to that little chip, her owners were found. When a pet is lost, they can be brought to an animal hospital or shelter that has a microchip scanner and their AVID microchip # can be found. Then the hospital or shelter can call AVID with that number and if they have been registered with AVID, then AVID has the owner’s name and contact information so they can let them know where there pet is and reunite the family! Her parents are so happy she’s been found and are rushing over to be reunited with Savannah now! We recommend identifying all your pet’s with an AVID Microchip today! Call 757-7979 for more information or attend our AVID Clinic on 7/29 from 6-7pm for 50% off the AVID Microchip, including lifetime registration!!
Savannah

 

Awesome videos about Oral Care for your pet!!!

Greenies.com has some fantastic FREE videos you can watch online about oral care for your dog and cat.  Videos include “Examining your pet’s teeth-how and why”, “What happens during a dental cleaning”, and “Keeping your pet’s breath smelling sweet”.  Check them all out here:

Greenie’s Videos

 

Pet scared of thunderstorms or fireworks?

tstormIf your pet is scared of thunderstorms or fireworks, we can help!  We are offering a new class for pets to help desensitize them to the sounds of thunderstorms.  Your pet  comes in twice a week  for four weeks and is supervised and coached by our technicians during the entire class.  Each session is 2 hours long.  We also provide a bottle of Resources Anxiety and Stress supplement to help them as well as give you reports and advice on how your pet is doing and what you can do to help.  Our first class is finishing up this week and we have seen great improvement!  The class is $99.99 for the 4 week session and we are hoping to start our next class the second week of July pending enough interest.  To sign up, call Stockton Hill Animal Hospital at 757-7979 today!