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Flowers Mill Vet Blog: Tips for Happy Pets in Langhorne

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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Spring Pet Care Essentials for Langhorne Pets: What You Need to Know — As spring blossoms in Langhorne, PA, it’s the perfect time to refresh your pet care routine. Flowers Mill Veterinary Hospital is here to ensure your furry companions are happy, healthy, and safe throughout the season. From preventive care to keeping pests at bay, these spring pet care tips will help your pets thrive as the […]

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Why Dental Care is Critical For The Overall Well Being of Your Pet — Dog (or cat) breath may be one of the least cute things about pet ownership. If you are wondering how to keep your pet’s teeth clean and their breath fresh, you are in the right place. Flowers Mill Veterinary Hospital has some great tips for pet dental care at home!

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New Year Goals For You and Your Pet — The start of a new year inspires us to look at our lives and think about how we can make them better. Pet owners are always looking for ways to promote their pet’s wellness and vitality, and they often take advantage of this time of year to start. Here are some incredible New Years goals […]

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Holiday Pet Safety Tips — It’s that time of year again: holiday bells are ringing, snow is falling, and the piney scent of wreaths and decorative trees is in the air. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or another holiday, there’s plenty of joy to go around. And there are also plenty of holiday hazards to watch out for if […]

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Ticks, Fleas, Mosquitos: When Are They Active? — Wouldn’t it be great if the cold weather fully eradicated the same bugs that torment our pets in the warmer seasons? While temperatures below freezing certainly work in our favor, there are still risks associated with ticks, fleas, and mosquitos during the coldest days. As a result, parasite prevention continues to be a priority no […]

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