The Ultimate List of Toxic Plants for Cats

cat with leaves

Having indoor plants can be beneficial for humans; they look nice, purify our air, and help us breathe easier. But some of these same plants have potential to be deadly for our feline counterparts. In some cases, only a single part of the plant is poisonous to cats (e.g. roots, leaves, seeds, sprouts, etc) but…

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What To Do If Your Pet Is Vomiting

dog nose

Vomiting is the forceful expulsion of stomach contents through the mouth, and there is nothing fun about watching your pet vomit or not feel well. During these tough times, it’s important to contact a veterinary care specialist immediately, as it could mean something much worse is happening. Our Greensboro emergency veterinarian team is highly skilled…

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Holiday Hazards

New Years Eve

It’s a holly, jolly holiday season, but this time of year can be dangerous for our pets. There are so many wonderful traditions this time of year, and we want you to continue those… safely. Here are a few holiday hazards to avoid so your furry companions feel merry and bright the whole holiday season…

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Recognizing Signs of Holiday Stress

Dog under blanket

With the holiday season upon us, it’s important to take our pet’s comfort with all the holiday happenings into account. While many of us feel the stresses and pressures of the holiday season, so can our pets! Today we’re discussing how to recognize these signs of stress in your furry friends and how to treat…

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Fall Safety For Your Pets

lab puppy outside

Fall is a wonderful time of year, but also a dangerous one. Happy Tails Emergency Clinic will be here when things go wrong, but we’ve put together these tips so hopefully, they don’t have to. Steer Clear of Mushrooms Fall and spring are mushroom seasons. While 99% of mushrooms have little or no toxicity, the…

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Is Smoking is Harmful to Pets?

black cat

The short answer is yes, pets that inhale smoke are at risk for more health problems and cell damage. Secondhand smoke is the same for pets as it is for humans, even walking into another room within your home can cause issues for your pets. According to Professor Clare Knottenbelt of the University of Glasgow,…

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