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If you need to make arrangements for end of life care, this form will go through it all with you.  You can do it in the privacy of your own home to minimize questions at the clinic

This is where the new client can fill out their information on their own time rather than coming into the clinic early to do it

Clients can click here to find information on diffent subjects as well as information about the clinic

This page has information about the different financing options we have available and gives you the ability to make a payment

Lyme Nephritis

Jul 25, 2025 | Canine, Dogs

All About Lyme Nephritis Ticks are a big problem in Western PA.  Not only are there a lot of them, but a good percentage (more than 25%) carry B. burgdorferi, the bacteria that causes Lyme disease.  And deer ticks are quite small (sometimes only the size of a...

Crate Training Your Puppy

Jul 25, 2025 | Puppies

Crate Training Most people have heard of crate training but may not know what it really is or why it works. The following is a brief discussion about crate training, how to use it with your puppy, and some common mistakes made. Crate training takes time, effort, and a...

Why Spay and Neuter

Jul 25, 2025 | All Pets, Kittens, Puppies

Puppies and Kittens Did you know stray, pet and feral cats can be spayed or neutered for free or a substantially reduced fee.  Butler County Humane Society is offering a SEA program that will pay for everything you need to get done except for an exam and any optional...

Kitten Socialization 101

Jul 25, 2025 | Kittens

Kitten Socialization Even though cats have been domesticated for thousands of years, each new kitten that comes into our world must learn about humans. Socialization is the process during which kittens develop positive relationships with other living beings. The most...
Housebreaking Guide

Housebreaking Guide

Mar 16, 2024 | Dogs, New Client, Puppies

HOUSEBREAKING GUIDE 1. Take puppy outside frequently (at least hourly at first), always go with him, keep him on a leash, and bring along his favorite treat. 2. Go to the same spot each time; say special words (E.g. “Go potty”) that you want pup to associate with...