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Mountain View Veterinary Hospital
Small animal veterinary hospital serving the greater Lacey, WA communities.
November is Pet Diabetes Awareness Month![]()
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Did you know pets can develop diabetes just like people? It’s more common than many realize, especially in older pets, those who are overweight, or certain breeds.![]()
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Here are a few signs to watch for:![]()
• Increased thirst and urination![]()
• Unexplained weight loss![]()
• Increased appetite![]()
• Low energy or lethargy![]()
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If you’ve noticed any of these in your dog or cat, it’s worth giving us a call. Diabetes in pets is manageable, especially when caught early. With the right care plan, many diabetic pets go on to live happy, healthy lives.![]()
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If your pet could leave a review, what would they say? 🐶🐱 We’d love to hear your story, too! Your feedback helps us improve and ensures every pet gets the best possible care.![]()
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Happy National Cat Day! Today is the day we celebrate cats. They're lovable, quirky and bring us many happy moments. We like silly cat pictures. Here is Reddington relaxing on her favorite blanket.Do you have a picture of your cat doing silly things? Share them in the comments bel#nationalcatdayatDay
Keep your pets safe from backyard fungi! While store-bought mushrooms are usually safe if your pets eat them, wild fungi can be toxic and cause serious health issues, including GI upset, neurological symptoms, or even liver failure. It's been very damp lately and they are growing like...fungi. Always supervise your pets outdoors and if you suspect that your pet has ingested something potentially toxic, please call ASPCA Poison Control at (888) 426-4435 immediately.