Winter Weather is Here!
Looks like the next round of winter weather is knocking on our door. Are you and your pet ready? Learn some important cold weather pet tips for you and your pet.
11Jan
02May
Parasite Prevention in 2023: New Threats and Solutions for Your Pets
Summer is almost here and the weather is warming. With that comes the increase in flea and tick populations. Bothell Pet Hospital wants to make sure you and your pet are ready.
01Feb
Regular Dental Care is Essential to Your Pet’s Overall Good Health
Regular dental care for your pet is essential to their overall good health. In fact, it is highly recommended that it be a part of their annual healthcare plan.
15Jun
Flea and Tick Season is Here! Are You Ready?
Summer is almost here and the weather is warming. With that comes the increase in flea and tick populations. Bothell Pet Hospital wants to make sure you and your pet are ready.
23Sep
It is National Pet Health Insurance Month
As part of National Pet Health Insurance Month, the team at Bothell Pet Hospital wanted to take this time to share with you the benefits of insuring your pet.
19Aug
Back-to-School Time is Here. Is Your Pet Ready Too?
Bothell Pet Hospital recommends you help prepare your pet for the new back-to-school and family fall schedule so they too can start the school year off on the right foot.
08May
Spring is Here! Time for that Flea and Tick Preventative
It is now officially spring and the weather is warming. With that comes the increase in flea and tick populations. Now is the time to address this annoying issue in our pets, before an infestation can occur. Are you and your pet ready?
22Sep
Intestinal Parasite Q & A
By: Dr. Shannon Smith The staff and doctors at Bothell Pet Hospital are frequently asked questions regarding intestinal parasites and various fecal tests. Here are a few commonly asked questions and their answers: Q: Why should I do an annual fecal intestinal parasite screen on my pet? A: Nearly all puppies are born...
07Oct
The Fat Cat – Overweight Felines and What You Can Do
Current studies estimate that over 50% of cats in the US are overweight or obese. In fact, obesity is the most common nutritional disorder in our pet population.
Unfortunately, the problem often goes unrecognized by their caretakers. So is your cat overweight? Can you feel his ribs easily? Does...
23Sep