At Stonebrook Family Pet Clinic, we made a choice—to go above and beyond for your pet. As an AAHA-accredited hospital, we meet the highest standards in veterinary medicine, not because we have to, but because your pet deserves nothing less. From the care we recommend to the way we price our services, every decision is guided by our commitment to excellence.

Learn how this AAHA-accredited switch benefits your pet's health with the same trusted vaccines and a manufacturer’s treatment guarantee.

Did you know that just one mosquito bite could give your pet a deadly parasite? Heartworm disease is a silent but serious threat, and once symptoms appear, it may be too late. The good news? It’s 100% preventable!

Cats can easily become stressed when left alone, and this can lead to serious health issues like fatty liver disease if they stop eating. With our cozy accommodations, expert supervision, and even discounted rates through our loyalty membership, your cat will enjoy a safe, comfortable stay while you're away!

At Stonebrook Family Pet Clinic, we always stay on top of the latest health risks affecting your pets. A recent outbreak of H5N1 avian influenza (bird flu) has been linked to contaminated raw pet food, prompting serious concerns for pet parents.

Learn why this vaccine is non-negotiable and how we ensure your pet’s protection while complying with public health regulations.

Think your indoor cat doesn’t need vaccines? Think again! Even the most pampered house cats are at risk for serious diseases. Protect your cat with the right vaccines and regular check-ups—because even indoor explorers need a safety net!

Just like humans, pets can experience health problems from being overweight, such as joint issues, diabetes, and respiratory problems. But how do you know if your cat or dog is carrying a few extra pounds? Below, we’ll walk through some key methods to help you determine if your pet is at a healthy weight.

Ensure your pets stay hydrated this summer to prevent severe health issues like dehydration. Provide constant access to fresh water, cool shaded areas, and consider hydrating treats and wet food to boost their water intake.

Heat stroke is a serious risk, especially for dogs and cats. Don't worry, though! We've got you covered with this fun and easy guide to keep your pets safe and cool.

Giardia are single-celled organisms, infectious to many types of animals (including humans) all over the world. Their presence in the host intestine can cause diarrhea, though some hosts are symptom-free carriers.

From household hazards to everyday medications, there are several potential dangers that pet owners should be aware of. Let's take a closer look at how you can safeguard your beloved companion from poisoning risks.

Itchy skin in the small animal is often more than just a minor annoyance. Red, oozing bald patches; rashes; and large expanses of hair loss are unfortunate markers of very real discomfort for which a cause should be sought and dealt with.

It's best to get your dog's dental care under control sooner rather than later to avoid a painful mouth and possibly big vet bills down the line if the dental disease gets too far advanced.

Many owners complain that their cats scratch furniture and carpets, chew on fabric, or munch on houseplants.

Candy toxicity is a real and preventable threat to our beloved pets. Awareness and proactive measures are key to keeping them safe, especially during holiday seasons.

Aggression in cats can be a complicated and upsetting problem for owners to solve.

As pet owners, we want our furry companions to live long and healthy lives. However, it's important to remember that pets age much faster than humans do. While a year may not seem like a long time to us, it can represent a significant portion of a pet's lifespan.