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My dog has Cushing’s Disease! What does that mean?
Your dog can't tell you when it's sick. Your duty as it's best friend is to keep an eye out for symptoms or abnormal behaviors. One particularly sneaky disease to look out for is called Cushing's disease—also referred to as hyperadrenocorticism. It is a disorder of...
10 Signs Your Dog Or Cat May Have Cancer
According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, Cancer accounts for almost half of the deaths of pets over 10 years of age, and early diagnosis is a key to successful treatment. Here are the top ten signs to look for: Abnormal swellings that persist or...
Adrenal Disease Might Explain Your Pet’s Strange Behavior
If your pet is acting weird, it might have an adrenal disease. These conditions are prevalent in small animals, including dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, and especially, ferrets. What happens is a gland begins producing either too much, or too little of certain hormones....
Has Your Pet Eaten Something Toxic? Do Not Make It Vomit!
Has your pet swallowed something toxic? DO NOT MAKE YOUR PET VOMIT! This is one of the most common solutions suggested online for poisoned cats or dogs, but it could be deadly! Call CEDARCREST Animal Hospital at 540-943-7577 immediately if you believe that your...
How To Prepare Exotic Mammals And Reptiles For Winter
Winter is here, and you are doing your best to stay cozy. But, what keeps you comfortable often isn't enough for your indoor exotic pets. If you own birds, reptiles, fish, or small mammals like ferrets and guinea pigs, you also have to watch out for big swings in...
How Long Has It Been Since You Last Took Your Cat To The Veterinarian?
Cats are the most popular pet in America. However, many owners do not take their pet to the veterinarian as often as they should. Maybe that is because most cats are on a 3-year vaccination schedule, so their owners don’t think to bring them in for an annual exam....
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Hello Friends!
We will be closed December 24th at 12:00 noon thru December 27th for Christmas as well as January 1st - 3rd for the New Year.
We will ONLY be doing boarding check out on 12/24 until noon but we will NOT be available for boarding pick-up for the other days we are closed.
Please check your pets' medications and call us by December 22nd if you will need a refill on your medications during that time, as we will not be available. Some distributors are closed for the holidays so supply may be limited. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this, feel free to give us a call at 540-943.7577!
Have a safe and happy holidays!
Thank you,
Cedarcrest Animal Clinic Staff
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