🐶 Tuesday Tips: Should You Get Your Dog’s Eyes Checked? 👀

Did you know your dog’s eyes are just as important as any other part of their health? Vision plays a huge role in their happiness and day-to-day life—whether they’re chasing a ball or just looking up at you with those sweet, loving eyes. 🐕‍🦺✨Here’s how to keep your pup’s eyes healthy:👁 👀 Annual Eye Checkups MatterRoutine eye exams are a great way to catch common issues early—like cloudy lenses, dry eye, or signs of glaucoma—before they affect your dog’s quality of life. For breeds that are prone to eye problems or for senior dogs, your vet may recommend more frequent exams.👁 Watch for Warning SignsIf your dog starts squinting, has discharge, redness, cloudiness, swelling, or changes in behavior, it’s time to visit the vet sooner rather than later. Early detection leads to better outcomes!👁 Proactive Care HelpsA balanced diet and targeted nutrition—sometimes including antioxidant support—can help maintain long-term eye health. Talk with your veterinarian about what’s best for your pup.🗓 Tip: Make eye checks part of your dog’s annual wellness visit—your furry friend will thank you with more bright, happy days ahead! 💙#TuesdayTips #DogHealth #EyeCare #HopeAnimalClinic ... See MoreSee Less

Fun Fact Friday 😺✨

Meet the Maine Coon—also known as the “gentle giant” of the cat world!🐾 Water lovers: Unlike most cats, many Maine Coons actually enjoy water and may even play in the shower. Their thick, water-resistant coats make it possible!🐾 Extra toes: It’s common for them to be polydactyl, meaning they have extra toes—adorable and practical.🐾 Big & slow-growing: One of the largest cat breeds, they take 3–5 years to reach full size.🐾 Dogs of the cat world: Highly social, intelligent, and often happy to play fetch or walk on a leash.🐾 Chatty (but not meowy): Instead of meowing, they’re known for sweet chirps and trills.🐾 Record breakers: Some Maine Coons have held records for the longest domestic cat, stretching over 4 feet long!🐾 A little history: One of the oldest natural breeds in North America—and the official state cat of Maine 🦞Do you have a Maine Coon (or wish you did)? Drop a photo below—we’d love to see those gentle giants! 💙 ... See MoreSee Less