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  • Home
  • Who We Are
  • What We Do
  • Tour
  • New Puppies and Kittens
  • New Client and Patient Forms
  • What To Expect
    • COHAT Dental Procedure
    • Cranial Cruciate Rupture - TPLO Surgery
    • Orchiectomy - Feline Neuter
    • Orchiectomy - Canine Neuter
    • Ovariohysterectomy - Canine and Feline Spay
  • Newsletters
    • Glendale January Newsletter 2023
    • Glendale February Newsletter 2023
    • Important Information for Pet Owners!
  • Pet Insurance
  • Careers at Glendale
    • Glendale Culture
  • National Wildlife Centre
  • Pet Health Education Articles
  • A Final Note
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Glendale February Newsletter 2023

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FEBRUARY IS NATIONAL PET DENTAL HEALTH MONTH!
Just a reminder that February is the last month to take advantage of our 20% discount on dental cleanings for your pet.
Studies have shown that a healthy mouth can add years to your pet's life. 80% of dogs and 70% of cats will have some form of dental disease before they turn three. Dental problems don't just affect the mouth, either. Dental disease can have adverse effects on the heart, kidneys, and other major organs. By performing routine cleanings before there are significant problems, we help our pets stay healthier longer. Don't turn your nose to your pet's bad breath! That odour might signify a serious health risk, with the potential to damage not only your pet's teeth and gums but their overall health as well!

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NEW HELP FOR PET DOG ALLERGIES!
Does your pet suffer from both food and environmental allergies? Here is a simpler way to manage those itchies!
Hill's New Derm Complete has been formulated to help pet parents manage both these conditions in their pets!  They use a single high-quality intact animal protein (egg) helps to avoid adverse reactions to food.
There are many types of environmental irritants that surround us and our pets each and every day including fleas, pollen and even the dust in our homes. For some dogs these irritants can cause a skin condition that may lead to scratching, sometimes excessively. This is unpleasant for your dog and can also be difficult for everyone else in the family. The good news is most dogs with these skin conditions can benefit simply from the right food.

Hill's nutritionists and veterinarians have developed Prescription Diet® Derm Complete, clinical nutrition especially formulated to help manage food and environmental sensitivities in dogs.
This breakthrough formula has bioactives and phytonutrients to help normalize the immune response to environmental allergies. Fortified with omega-3 and 6 fatty acids, these will help support continued skin health.  You may see visible skin improvement in as little as 21 days in dogs with food sensitivities. This diet has shown to reduce night-time scratching and improve sleep quality as it supports the skin barrier against environmental irritants - year round..
How It Helps:
Helps strengthen skin barrier
Drives healthy skin from within
Formulated to help soothe and nourish skin & coat
Helps skin to recover naturally
Holistic long-term solution supporting healthy immune system
How It Works:
With proprietary complex of bioactives and phytonutrients
High levels of omega-3 & 6 fatty acids
Clinically proven antioxidants, including vitamin E
No corn, chicken by product meal, artificial colors, flavors or preservatives
One single novel animal protein (egg)

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MANAGING TICKS IN WINTER
Pet owners should remain vigilant throughout the winter months.
Ticks can survive the winter.


Adult blacklegged ticks that are unable to find a host to feed on in the fall enter a resting phase when very cold temperatures and thick snow prevent them from questing for a host.
However, if during the winter months the air temperature rises to 4 degress and above, adult blacklegged ticks are able to become active again, even when there is still snow on the ground!
As such, vigilance is required even during the winter months to keep pets protected particulary for those pets that have a higher risk for exposure due to walks on trails, roaming large properties and even daily walks!
For this reason, we do recommend year round prevention. For those pets that are on seasonal tick prevention, we recommend starting in March which is right around the corner!


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