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Posts in Category: Pet Wellness and Preventive Care

Heart Month: Keeping Langhorne Pets Healthy — Did you know that February is Pet Heart Health Month and American Heart Month for humans? There’s no better time of year to learn more about the ways to keep your pets healthy, starting with heart health and working all the way out. At Flowers Mill Veterinary Hospital, our primary goal is to support Langhorne […]

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Winter Nutrition Tips for Langhorne Dogs — As temperatures drop and days grow shorter, our canine companions can face chilly challenges—and their diets may need a seasonal shift, too. At Flowers Mill Veterinary Hospital, we know that good nutrition is the heart of good health. So, let’s dig into some smart winter dog care strategies to help Langhorne dogs stay strong, satisfied, […]

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Fall Plants That Are Toxic To Langhorne Pets — Fall in Langhorne, PA, brings cozy sweaters, colorful leaves, and plenty of seasonal plants that brighten porches and gardens. But while those fall decorations make us smile, they can pose hidden dangers for our four-legged family members. At Flowers Mill Veterinary Hospital, we want to make sure pet parents know which toxic fall plants to […]

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Why Is My Pet Shedding So Much in Fall Around Langhorne? — If the fur is flying everywhere in your home this fall, you aren’t alone. Fall shedding in pets is a completely natural, but sometimes frustrating, seasonal phenomenon for many pet parents. Understanding the “why” behind fall shedding in pets and how to manage it can help you keep your home tidy and your pet comfy […]

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When Should My Pet Get an Endoscopy? — If your pet has been having stomach troubles or persistent respiratory issues, you might be wondering what’s going on beneath the surface. That’s where endoscopy can come in—it’s an advanced diagnostic tool that gives veterinarians a closer look without resorting to invasive surgery. At Flowers Mill Veterinary Hospital, we understand how concerning mysterious symptoms can […]

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August Itch: Help Your Pet Stay Comfortable — Allergies don’t end when springtime does. The truth is, things keep growing, pollinating, and spreading their fine, itch-inducing dust all year long—including August. At this time of year, warm weather and high pollen levels can lead to itchiness for pets all throughout Pennsylvania. That’s why August pet allergy awareness is important for pet parents in […]

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Importance of Having a High-Protein Diet for Your Cat — Your feline is a food-motivated clean-plater and the picture of purrfect health, so she must be getting the nutrients she needs, right? Maybe, but maybe not. It’s what’s in the bowl to begin with that counts, and cats count on high-quality protein for optimal health and wellbeing. At Flowers Mill Veterinary Hospital, we love helping […]

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Best Pet-Friendly Parks & Trails Near Langhorne, PA — Langhorne and the surrounding Bucks County area caters to many different interests, especially for nature lovers. If you’re looking for new and exciting opportunities to enjoy with your pet this summer, we are happy to steer you towards the best pet-friendly parks and trails right in our very own backyard.

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3 Common Seasonal Allergies in Pets and How to Manage Them in PA — As the seasons change in Pennsylvania, so do the allergens that can affect your furry companions. Like humans, pets can experience seasonal allergies that lead to discomfort and health issues. At Flowers Mill Veterinary Hospital in Langhorne, PA, we understand how frustrating allergies can be for you and your pet. Recognizing the signs and knowing […]

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Springtime in Langhorne: Pet Care Tips for Seasonal Wellness — Whether you like abundant flowers, grey, rainy days, or a weekend packed with baseball games, spring’s got something for everyone. Pets are also tuned into the seasonal changes, and may show that they are ready for whatever spring has in store. While there are plenty of great parts of spring for pets, there are some […]

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