Freeport Veterinary Hospital

🦷🐾 February Dental Special at Freeport Veterinary Hospital! 🐾🦷

Healthy teeth mean healthier pets! Give your furry friend the smile they deserve with our Annual Pet Dental Special — available February only for just $350 (regular price $650)!

✨ Includes:
✔ Professional Dental Cleaning
✔ Dental Exam
✔ Anesthesia Monitoring
✔ CBC Blood Testing

❌ Not Included:
• Dental Extractions
• Post-Surgical Medications

Why Dental Cleanings Matter for Your Pet 🐾

Regular dental cleanings are more than just fresh breath — they are essential for your pet’s overall health. Plaque and tartar buildup can lead to painful gum disease, tooth loss, and serious infections that may spread to vital organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys. Professional cleanings help prevent disease, reduce inflammation, eliminate hidden bacteria, and keep your pet comfortable and eating normally.

A healthy mouth means a healthier, happier, longer life for your pet! 💙🐶🐱

📞 Call 352-8155 to schedule your appointment today!

⚠️ Limited-time offer — spots are filling up fast!

🚨 VET TRUTH: By the time your pet stops eating, the problem is often advanced.

A loss of appetite is not usually the first sign that something is wrong, it’s often one of the last. Many pets continue eating even while dealing with pain, infections, dental disease, organ problems, or internal illness.

Because animals instinctively hide discomfort, early warning signs are often subtle. Changes in energy, behavior, sleeping patterns, or routine may be the only clues you get before appetite is affected.

Waiting until your pet refuses food can mean more pain for them and more complex, costly treatment later.

If something feels “off,” trust your instincts.

📞 Call 242-352-8155 to schedule an exam at Freeport Veterinary Hospital and catch problems early — before they become emergencies.

💬 Comment “CHECK” if this surprised you or DM us if you’re unsure whether your pet should be seen.

🐾 Does Your Pet Have These Symptoms? 🐾

Scratching, head shaking, slowing down, or constant licking can be signs that something isn’t quite right. Pets often hide discomfort, so noticing these changes early can make a big difference in their health and comfort.

If you’re unsure whether your pet needs to be seen, we’re happy to help.

📩 Send us a DM with the word “CHECK” and we’ll guide you on the next steps or help you schedule an exam at Freeport Veterinary Hospital.

📞 Prefer to call? 242-352-8155

🎆 PET SAFETY ALERT: FIREWORKS & FURRY FRIENDS 🇺🇸🇧🇸

As we gear up to celebrate U.S. Independence Day on July 4th and Bahamas Independence Day on July 10th, let’s not forget the ones who don’t enjoy fireworks—our pets.

While fireworks light up the skies for us, for dogs and cats, the loud noises, bright lights, and unfamiliar smells can trigger extreme anxiety and fear. Every year, shelters report a spike in lost pets during the week of fireworks because frightened animals often panic and escape.

Here are some must-know tips to protect your pets this holiday season:

🐾 Keep Them Indoors: Even if your pet is usually fine outside, loud bangs can cause unpredictable behavior.
🐾 Create a Comfort Zone: Set up a cozy, quiet area with their favorite blanket or toy where they can feel safe.
🐾 Mask the Noise: Use calming music, white noise machines, or keep the TV on to help block out the sound of fireworks.
🐾 Double Check ID Tags & Microchips: Make sure your pet’s identification is up to date, just in case they run.
🐾 Talk to Your Vet: If your pet has severe anxiety, ask us about calming products, pheromone sprays, or safe anxiety medications.
🐾 Walk Early: Walk dogs before it gets dark—well before any fireworks start.

✨ Celebrations should be fun for the whole family—including the four-legged members. Let’s make this a safe and stress-free Independence week for our pets!

📞 Have questions or need help preparing? Call us at 352-8155 or stop by for advice and calming product recommendations.