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Nashboro Animal Hospital - 2115 Murfreesboro Road - Nashville TN - 615-360-9222
Noise Phobia and Fear of Fireworks PDF Print E-mail

It is unknown why some pets become afraid of noises; it is a common problem in dogs, but less so in cats. The fear can soon become a phobia, which is defined as a persistent, excessive, and irrational fear response. In the case of thunderstorms, pets may also be fearful of storm-associated events such as a change in barometric pressure, lightning, electrostatic disturbances, and even smells associated with the storms. Noise phobias can include fear of thunderstorms, firecrackers, gunshots, and even the sound of birds.  Read More...

 

 
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Flea & Tick Season PDF Print E-mail

Be Prepared for Flea and Tick Season

 

Fleas are a common problem for dog and cat owners during the warmer months. The problem starts in late spring, continues through summer and is often at its worst in September and October. Fleas thrive in temperatures between 65 and 80 degrees and in conditions of high humidity. Fleas live both on your animal and in your environment. Pre-adult fleas live in your home and yard and represent over 90% of the flea population. This immature form is more resistant to treatment than the adult flea.

 

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Best Care For Your Pets PDF Print E-mail

At Nashboro Animal Hospital, we provide Total Care for your family pet. Our relationship begins the first time you visit us and continues thought the life of your pet. We provide routine care, emergency services, boarding, bathing, counseling and much more. We create a mutual bond between our clients and their pets. When you step inside our doors, we treat you and your pet as family. Why? Because that's the way it should be!

 

 
Regular Wellness Exams PDF Print E-mail

Regular wellness exams allow your veterinarian to evaluate your pet's general health and become aware of any health problems before they become serious illnesses. Since your pet cannot vocalize his/her feelings, you must rely on regular physical examinations by a veterinarian and your at-home observations to assess your pet's health. Your veterinarian may also wish to perform diagnostic tests, including blood tests and or x-rays to evaluate your pet's health.

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