As professionals who are passionately committed to providing for the physical & emotional well-being of our patients, we are actively practicing the principles of Fear Free™ & continue to study the teachings. We are proud to have 9 staff members who are Fear Free certified, including one who has reached Elite status.
Preparing for a Fear Free Visit
Prepare Your Pet for a Veterinary Visit:
Your veterinary team needs your help to make your pet’s visit as Fear Free as possible. The following video will provide you with tips to implement at home so you can prepare your pet for the visit well in advance.
Your veterinary team needs your help to make your pet’s visit as Fear Free as possible. One thing you can do is to ensure that your pet gets to the veterinary hospital in a calm state of mind. The following tips will help you and your pet arrive in one piece and in peace.
Treats are important in Fear Free techniques, but did you know that most dogs have favorite types of treats? Watch this quick video to find out how to determine your dog’s preferences for certain types of treats over others.
Providing your cat with good health care, especially preventive health care, can allow her to live a longer, more comfortable life. However, this cannot happen unless you take your cat to see the veterinarian routinely.
Many cats are fearful or distressed when going to the veterinarian because the practice is unfamiliar, as is the carrier and the car. Here are some tips to make trips a positive experience for you and your cat.
What To Consider as You Shop For a Carrier
A helpful video offering 5 simple steps for cat owners to use cat-friendly carriers.