Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Care

As we gather around the Thanksgiving table, it's important to think about our furry friends too. While some holiday foods can be harmful to pets, there are a few safe options you can share with them. Check out Tom's blog on what you can - and what you shouldn't give your pet. As always, please consult your Noah's vet if you're unsure about what to feed your pet this holiday season.

This sweet little face belongs to Bean. She's a 4 year old Pug who came to see us for not eating and being lethargic. We did some bloodwork which revealed she had pancreatitis. We did outpatient treatment for her and recommended she follow up with her regular veterinarian. We hope you're feeling better already, Bean!

November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month, a time to consider giving a loving home to an older furry friend. Senior pets offer a wealth of companionship and often come with the skills that make them easy to care for. They can bring joy and comfort into your life while providing you with the chance to make a meaningful difference in their golden years. Check out Tom's blog on @petpalstv and think about welcoming a senior pet into your family and enjoy the love and loyalty they have to offer.

This big, handsome boy is Cooper. He's a 6 year old lab who was brought in for a possible ear infection. We treated him for allergies and an ear infection, and sent him home with medication and instructions for managing his skin allergies with a special shampoo. He was such a sweet boy! We hope you're feeling better already, Cooper!

This adorable pup is Murphy. He's a 6 month old Shih-Tzu who was brought in to see us for some vomiting. We diagnosed him with Gastroenteritis and treated him accordingly, and instructed his owner to follow up with their regular veterinarian. We hope you're feeling much better, Murphy!

?? "Yes, my dog has a middle name." ??? Because let's be honest, they're that important! ?? What's your pet's full name? Drop it in the comments?? and let's see who has the most creative one! ??

What a face ?????? This handsome little guy is Justino. He's a 1 year old Yorkie who was brought in for vomiting. We treated him for Gastroenteritis, gave him some fluids and some antinausea medication, and instructed his owner to follow up with their regular veterinarian. We hope you're feeling better already, Justino!

Today, we honor and thank all veterans for their brave service and sacrifice. Your dedication has shaped our nation, and we are grateful for everything you have done to protect our freedoms. Happy Veteran's Day.

November is Pet Diabetes Month, a time to raise awareness about diabetes in our furry friends. It's important to recognize the signs and symptoms, as early intervention can make a significant difference. Check in with your veterinarian to ensure your pet is healthy and receive guidance on managing their diet and lifestyle. Together, we can keep our pets happy and healthy.

This sweet little face belongs to Graham. He's a 10 week old Yorkie who was brought in for vomiting and diarrhea. Thankfully he tested negative for Parvo, so we treated his low blood sugar and gastroenteritis and recommended a follow up with his regular Veterinarian. Feel better soon, Graham!