By Dr. Kathy Boehme

The Drake Center is OPEN to service all of your pet’s needs. If you need to set up your pet's appointment, please contact us:

By Dr. Heather Kovac

Case #1: Scissors Scare

The Patient:

Tootsie, a 4 year old female domestic longhair cat, presented for a wound on her chest.

By Nicole Abrego

The dawn of a New Year is the perfect time to reflect on what you have accomplished during the past year and set resolutions for you to live your best life in the next. So why not set some New Year’s Resolutions for your pets as well? 

Join us as we countdown our top New Year’s Resolutions for Pets so your pets can start 2020 off on the right paw.

7. Manage Your Pet’s Weight

By Nicole Abrego

“The most wonderful time of the year” is upon us. During the hustle and bustle of preparing holiday feasts, booking your flight to visit relatives and scouring online for the best deals on gifts, you realized you forgot one thing...where is Fido going to stay during the holidays?!

By Dr. Heather Kovac

The Patient 

Wendy is an 8 year old female domestic shorthair cat who presented for her annual check-up with me and the owner said she did not have any concerns about her health.

By Nicole Abrego

September is National Disaster Preparedness Month. As much as we hope that a natural disaster such as fires, earthquakes, floods, or other events won’t happen near our home, it’s always best to prepare your family in case such an event occurs. Pets are part of your family, and thus, should be included in your family’s emergency plan. Here are some helpful tips on how to make sure that your pet is prepared in case of an emergency. 

By Nicole Abrego