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Pets of the Month

Our Pets of the Month for May are the Umland pets, Firefly, Trinity, Ruby, and Spanky!  These 3 beautiful ladies and one handsome gentleman are proof that pets of different sizes, ages, and breeds can co-exist together in a happy home!  Congratulations to these loving siblings.  

GROOMING CARD

Did you know that Pembroke Veterinary Clinic offers bathing services? And we now have a way for your pet to receive a FREE SPA DAY! When your pet receives a bath at our hospital, our staff will give you a “Grooming Card” to have stamped each time your pet is bathed in our facility. After your pet receives 5 baths, we will give the 6th bath FREE! What could be better than a complimentary day at the spa? Ask about getting a Grooming Card for your pet!

 

Happy Birthday Kristina!

Happy Birthday wishes to Kristina Hiner, part of the Client Care Team at Pembroke Veterinary Clinic! Kristina Hiner joined our reception team in August 2010. She has administrative and customer service experience in a variety of settings. Kristina and her family share their home with a cat named Donut and two chinchillas, Lillian and Herman. We hope she has an incredible birthday today!

 

Employee Pets of the Month

The Employee Pets of the Month for May are Donut, Herman, and Lily Hiner!  They are the beloved children of Kristina, one of our reception team members.  Donut is a handsome domestic short-haired cat.  His mom is working hard to get him to lose some weight, but so far, Donut is resisting.  Herman and Lily are chinchillas who provide an element of amusement to the Hiner household.   These babies sure are cute! 

Sentinel Rebate!

Preventing parasites today means peace of mind tomorrow! We recommend that pets in our area stay on heartworm and parasite prevention year round, and now you can receive up to $30 in savings with the purchase of a 12-month supply of Sentinel! Until July 31, 2011, you can receive $10 off at the time of purchase plus a $20 on-line rebate when you purchase your pet’s monthly Sentinel for the coming year.

 

Pets & Flowers

We would like to remind you that there are many toxic plants and flowers that begin to show up in the spring. Common poisonous flowers include lilies, azaleas, hydrangeas, hemlock, rhododendrons, gladiolus, oleander and hibiscus…all causing vomiting, diarrhea and sometimes death if ingested in large enough quantities. Remove all plants where pets roam unsupervised and, if decorating the inside of your home, please consider using pet-friendly silk flowers instead.