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Allow us a moment to brag

2/6/2019

Today we received the most thoughtful letter from a long time client. We wanted to share it with the world and brag about our one and only Dr. Sloat!

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Pet Photos with Santa Sloat (the BEST Santa)

11/28/2018

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Saturday December 1st from 1-4pm and Saturday December 8th from 9am-4pm
Located at the York County SPCA
3159 Susquehanna Trail, York
$5 donation per photo
Proceeds benefit the SPCA

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Vaccine Clinic

10/11/2018

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Don't miss our Vaccine Clinic on
Saturday November 3rd from 8:30-12.
Walk-in, no appointment needed!
All core vaccines are $20 each!

Core vaccines include Rabies, Canine DHPP (Distemper), Canine Lepto, and Feline FVRCP (Distemper). Non-core vaccines can be given at regular pricing.

*This vaccine clinic will not include an exam. Please notify us if your pet is experiencing any signs of sickness (ex- sneezing, vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, weight loss, inappetence). We can get you scheduled for a sick pet exam with a veterinarian.

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National Pet Dental Health Month

2/6/2018

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Get 10% off any dental procedure in February and March
AND
Earn an entry to win a $25 VISA gift card when you schedule your dental appointment!
(Winner will be drawn at the end of March)

Signs of dental disease that could be observed are:

Bad breath
Reluctance to eat
Drooling
Tartar build up on teeth
Loose teeth
Red, irritated or bleeding gums
Lip smacking

Dogs and cats can both be affected by dental disease. If you are observing any symptoms in your pet, talk to your doctor. Bacteria from dental disease can travel in to the blood stream and affect the heart, brain and kidneys. When performed on a regular basis, dental cleanings can improve the quality of your pet’s life, can prevent any need for lengthy, painful, and expensive dental extractions, and can even extend the life of your pet!

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Flea and Tick Prevention Awareness

5/9/2017

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May is flea and tick prevention month at Community Animal Hospital

Get 10% off of your purchase of 6 months of flea and tick preventative or
10% off of each dose of Bravecto.
(Purchases must be doses of the same size.)

Signs of a flea infestation that could be observed are:

A pepper like substance on coat
Scratching or excessive grooming
Hair loss at base of tail
Live fleas seen on your pet
Tapeworms

Dogs and cats can both be affected by fleas. If you are observing any symptoms in your pet, talk to your doctor. If you are not seeing live fleas on your pet, this does not mean your pet doesn’t have fleas! Adult fleas only account for less than 5% of the flea population on your pet or in your home. Your pets can also get fleas even if they are only indoor. Fleas can hitch a ride into your house on your shoes or clothes or through screens in your windows. One adult flea can lay up to 50 eggs every day. A blood meal is required for eggs to be laid. Your first line of defense in eliminating fleas is by treating your pet- the source of the blood meal. We recommend treating your pet with a preventative year round.

Ask your technician or Doctor for more information today!

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Allow us a moment to brag

Pet Photos with Santa Sloat (the BEST Santa)

Vaccine Clinic

National Pet Dental Health Month

Flea and Tick Prevention Awareness

May is flea and tick prevention month at Community Animal Hospital

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