Pets and the COVID-19 Pandemic
It’s still difficult for me to wrap my brain around the fact that it was only three months ago, on January 21, 2020, that the first coronavirus case in …
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COVID-19 Updated Workflow for Jet City Animal Clinic – Curbside Essential Services
As the COVID-19 situation rapidly evolves, Jet City Animal Clinic is continuing to adapt our work practices to protect our team, clients and community. Our goal is to be …
Did you say FLEAS?!
Most of us realize how lucky we are to live in Washington — clean air, amazing recreational choices, and excellent schools. The winters dump snow in the mountains for …
The Rise of Heartworm Disease & Jet City’s Plan for Prevention!
Hello Medical Family of Jet City Animal Clinic – Heartworm disease is on the rise here in Washington! Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal disease in pets …
Kickin’ Off a Festive Fall: Halloween Pet Parade, National Cat Day and MORE!
Our team at Jet City loves the holiday season and want to share that with you and your four-legged family members! We had so much fun with everyone that …
Parasite Prevention is a Year-Round Commitment!
It’s beginning to be that time of year again where the weather is warmer and the sun is out (sometimes!)… oh and those pesky parasites too! Be sure to …
March is Poison Prevention Month
This month serves as a reminder to all our medical family to watch for both natural and processed pet toxins, especially as we prepare for spring cleaning and as …
Hot town, summer in the city… Summer Pet Safety Tips
After a wet and cold winter, Seattle spring is starting out warm as we head toward summer. We need to make sure we are taking the appropriate precautions for …
Creating Happier, Fear-Free Veterinary Visits
As veterinarians professionals, we understand that most four-legged family members do not like coming to the vet. “Here is the scary reality of our profession: Despite our best efforts, 37 …
Weighing in on Pet Obesity – Awareness is Key
“Did you realize a 12 pound Yorkie is the same as an average female weighing 218 pounds and a 14 pound cat is equivalent to a 237 pound man? …