
A practice vet runs through the seasonal checks that help pets enjoy the warmer months
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Spring brings longer walks, more time outdoors and a rise in parasites, so the video opens with a reminder to review flea, tick and worm prevention before the season gets going. Checking that doses are up to date and matched to each pet’s weight is the simplest first step.
Seasonal allergies come next. Itchy paws, repeated licking and ear infections often flare up as pollen counts climb, and the vet recommends booking a check if symptoms last more than a few days instead of trying home remedies.
The segment ends with exercise: dogs that were less active over the winter should build up their walking distance gradually, and owners of older pets are encouraged to watch for stiffness after longer outings.
As a retired RN….found it very interesting. I’ve done rescue and trapping wild cats for spay/neuter. My four legged children have had a variety of surgeries too.
As a retired RN….found it very interesting. I’ve done rescue and trapping wild cats for spay/neuter. My four legged children have had a variety of surgeries too.