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With the arrival of spring in the McLean area, the world outside begins to thaw, flowers bloom, and the days grow longer. This season of renewal is the perfect time to ensure your pets are ready to enjoy the warmer weather safely and healthily. At McLean Animal Hospital, we’re here to guide you through transitioning your pet’s care from the …
As the calendar flips to a new year, it’s a time for new beginnings and resolutions, not just for us but for our furry friends too. At McLean Animal Hospital, we’re stepping into 2024 with renewed commitment to providing the highest standard of care for your pets and a focus on empowering pet owners with the knowledge and resources to …
Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, delicious feasts, and gathering with loved ones. As you prepare for the holiday festivities, it’s important to remember that Thanksgiving can pose some unique challenges for your furry family members. At McLean Animal Hospital, we’re dedicated to ensuring the well-being of your pets, even during the holiday season. In this blog post, we’ll share …
As the leaves begin to change, September marks the transition from summer to fall. It’s a time for cooler temperatures, back-to-school routines, and new beginnings. While the arrival of autumn brings its own set of joys, it also comes with unique considerations for pet owners. At McLean Animal Hospital, we’re dedicated to ensuring the well-being of your furry companions all …
Winter can be a challenging time for pets, especially those with short hair or who are particularly sensitive to the cold. However, there are several steps you can take to help your pets stay safe, comfortable, and healthy during the winter months. Keep your pets indoors. This is especially important for cats, who are prone to wandering and getting lost …
Have you noticed that your kitty has been sneezing, gagging, coughing, or rubbing its eyes? Cats, like us humans, can have these symptoms for several different reasons. Although cats rarely share human-like illnesses, you may be wondering if your feline friend has contracted a cold, but it could also be something else entirely. Could it be a blocked tear duct? …
If you have a cat, chances are at some point, they may experience urinary stones? So what causes them and why are they more prevalent in cats than dogs? What are bladder or urinary stones? Uroliths, more commonly known as urinary or bladder stones are no different than those that occur in humans. They are an extremely sharp rock-like mineral …