May 19th – First Aid for Your Pets - by Diane C. Wittner, DVM based on former American Red Cross First Aid for Pets course RSVP by May 15th to 607-238-1246 or furandfeathersvetcare@gmail.com so we can arrange seating and refreshments Tours...
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Fur and Feathers Veterinary Care
1445 Upper Front Street
Binghamton, New York 13901
Call Us Today | (607) 238-1246
Fur and Feathers Veterinary Care
1445 Upper Front Street
Binghamton, New York 13901
Call Us Today | (607) 238-1246
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Many owners do not realize that their pet’s behavior changes are linked to pain. Following are the top 5 signs that may indicate your pet is suffering from chronic pain. If you see some, or many, of these in your pet, call your veterinarian to...
Announcing Blood Pressure Measuring For our senior and geriatric cats and dogs, measuring trends in blood pressure is becoming more recognized as an aid in finding and treating problems early. Cats especially need this monitoring because chronic...
Pancreatitis—Tis the Season As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday season followed by Christmas, we also approach pancreatitis season with our pets. Pancreatitis, inflammation of the pancreas gland, in dogs and cats is often caused by feeding our...
When high temperatures and high humidity combine, animals (as well as people) are in danger from heat stress, heat stroke, dehydration, and other over-heating problems. Any weaknesses these stressed animals have are brought out by these...
We are proud to announce that our online store through one of our trusted distributors is now available. Ordering products from this online store provides that same manufacturer's guarantees that you would enjoy if purchasing these items at our...
Another year for your pet, and this one is a milestone; your dog is now considered a senior. Though many seniors refuse to act their age, there is reason for change in the care of your pet after this point. Aging is a wearing process; organs and...
Another year for your pet, and this one is a milestone; your cat is now considered a senior. Though many seniors refuse to act their age, there is reason for change in the care of your pet after this point. Aging is a wearing process; organs and...