Healthy Pets | Longwood Veterinary Center

Happy Hearts and Heartworm Prevention

The month of February is by far the sweetest of them all, when loved ones are celebrated and we share our heart with others. It also gives us glimpses into the Springtime that is promised. Days become incrementally longer and temperatures might even increase a smidge....

What vaccines do puppies need?

Healthy Pets, Pet Safety

There’s nothing quite like bringing home your newest, littlest family member! A puppy is full of love, joy, excitement and needs. They need constant attention, a nutritional diet, patient training, safe toys, a comfy place to lay their noggin and a whole laundry list...

Finding a Good Pet Food

Healthy Pets, Pet Safety, Seasonal Pet Preparations

This holiday season many of us will focus on the wonderful foods and tastes of the season. Our pets, of course, may get into the spirit and share some special treats with us. Always in moderation, and never too fatty or sugary, please! With that in mind, the holiday...

The Diagnostic Process

Healthy Pets

Understanding Veterinary Diagnostics In today’s world, if you have a problem with your new car, the diagnostic process is pretty clear. You pull into your mechanic, he hooks your car up to a computer, and within minutes, a complete report is available. Your mechanic...

International Homeless Animals Day

Healthy Pets, Pet Parenting

9 Ways to Assist Homeless Dogs and Cats The third Saturday in August is International Homeless Animals Day, the 21st of August this year, and the day is recognized with events across the globe. The International Society for Animal Rights introduced the holiday in an...

How the Pandemic Has Changed the Veterinary Landscape

Healthy Pets, Pet News

The Demand for Veterinary Services Post COVID-19 Joey, a friendly Boxer, owned by one of our Doctor’s parents, was having a serious issue and needed to see a veterinarian right away. The only problem was, the pet and parents lived three hours from LVC. Help from their...