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Mountain View Veterinary Hospital
Small animal veterinary hospital serving the greater Lacey, WA communities.
Summer Car Safety for Pets: Know the Risks Before You Ride![]()
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Summer pet safety starts with simple choices, especially when it comes to car rides. Even on a mild day, your vehicle can become dangerously hot within minutes, posing a serious risk for pets.![]()
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• On a 70°F day, a car’s interior can hit 100°F+ in just 30 minutes![]()
• Pet heatstroke signs include heavy panting, drooling, vomiting, lethargy, and collapse![]()
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How to keep pets safe during summer travel:![]()
• Never leave pets in hot cars, not even for a quick errand![]()
• Avoid walking dogs in heat by choosing cooler times of day![]()
• Follow key pet hydration tips, bring water and use collapsible bowls![]()
• Use sunshades and ventilation to keep pets cool![]()
• Check pavement temperature to protect dog paws from heat![]()
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Understanding overheating in dogs and cats can help you act fast during emergencies. If you notice any symptoms of heatstroke, move your pet to a cooler space, offer water, and contact your vet.![]()
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Plan ahead before your next outing, your pet’s comfort and safety depend on it.![]()
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It’s Pet Appreciation Week!![]()
This celebration was started in 1981 by the American Veterinary Medical Association to raise awareness about the importance of pet care. No one appreciates pets more than we do—except their owners, of course.![]()
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This is a great time to show your pet a little extra love. Take them somewhere fun, give them a special treat, or pick out a new toy they’ll enjoy. And remember, staying on top of wellness visits and preventive care with your veterinarian is one of the best ways to keep your pet happy and healthy.![]()
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We’d love to see your pets!![]()
Facebook: Share a photo in the comments![]()
Instagram: Send us a direct message with their picture![]()
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All photos will be featured on our Pet Gallery on the Mountain View Veterinary Hospital website.
Fleas in Your Home? Here’s What You Really Need to Know![]()
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Most pet parents don’t realize that around 90% of fleas aren’t on your pet — they’re in your home. And once they settle in, they’re tough to evict.![]()
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Here’s what you can do to take control:![]()
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🧼 Wash all bedding (yours and your pet’s) on the highest heat setting![]()
🧹 Vacuum all surfaces regularly — not just carpets![]()
🧪 Contact a professional pest control specialist for persistent infestations![]()
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The best defense? Consistent monthly flea, tick, and heartworm prevention.![]()
Because once fleas move in, it can take months to get them out.![]()
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💬 Have questions or need help choosing prevention? We’re just a message away.![]()
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#FleaPrevention #PetCareTips #HealthyPets #FleaControl #VeterinaryCare #TickPrevention #HeartwormAwareness #PetHealthMatters #PetParents #YearRoundPrevention
We are closed for Memorial day! Also, Spitfire says she is too tired to open the door or answer the phone, so we will see you tomorrow as we will be open our regular hours. Have a great day!
