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Brattleboro Veterinary Clinic

Veterinary Services for small animals: dogs, cats and pocket pets

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    • Crager Boardman Jr., DVM
    • Pamela Sorton, VMD
    • Lauren Schneski, DVM
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Category: Food

Dangers / Food / Holidays

Fall Safety Concerns

- November 11, 2017December 1, 2017 - Crager

By M. Kathleen Shaw, DVM Vermont Veterinary Medical Association With dazzling colors on the trees and harvest festivals abounding, many people love the autumn season. But, with the holidays and cooling temperatures, the fall brings some potential dangers to our animals-large and small. As we winterize cars, houses and barns, remember that antifreeze is highly […]

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Dangers / Food / Holidays

Keep Your Dog Away from the Easter Bunny!

- April 1, 2014March 17, 2016 - Crager

Chocolate is a delicious treat for people, but can be harmful to your dog. Chocolate is made from the seed pods that grow on the cacao tree. These cacao pods contain caffeine and a chemical called theobromine. It is the theobromine that can be toxic to dogs depending on the amount ingested. Baking chocolate contains the most cacao, followed by […]

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Holiday Dangers for Pets

- December 10, 2013August 28, 2017 - Crager

Holiday Dangers for Pets By M. Kathleen Shaw, DVM North Bennington, Vermont With the holiday season rapidly approaching, many pet owners are unsure which plants, foods, and decorations are and are not for their pets. Most species of lilies are deadly to cats. In some cases, a small amount of pollen or even one leaf […]

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Dangers / Food / Holidays

Halloween can be Spooky for Pets

- October 17, 2013October 17, 2013 - Crager

Halloween can be Spooky for Pets By M. Kathleen Shaw, DVM North Bennington, Vermont Many people like to have fun during the Halloween festivities, but our pets can truly be frightened by all of the noises and costumes. Halloween is a holiday with many dangers for our dogs and cats. Dressing up is fun for […]

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

 

We are pleased to welcome Leann McCollum, DVM to our practice.  She comes to us from VESH and is Fear Free Certified.

 

Dr. Schneski is now a certified Fear Free Veterinarian.  See https://fearfreepets.com/ for more information on the Fear Free philosophy.

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