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At Noah’s, we have time for you!

Rewards for Referrals

If you send a friend to us, we want to reward you. Be sure to tell your friends to mention your name. We have a rewards schedule.

Health Club Offerings

At a loss for a way to get out of the house during the winter? We suggest a free visit to Noah’s with others who love pets and a chance to learn. Our winter schedule of events for 45 minute learning opportunities includes:

Feb 7 – dental health
March 14 – pets to people diseases and parasites
April 18 – eating healthy foods and exercise
May 2 – arthritis
June 20 – itchy skin and ears

Please come and bring your friends on the above days at 1 p.m.

Dental Health awareness news: We have special rates for treatments in January and February. Schedule your time now. We also have a vaccination to prevent periodontal disease.  T/D food (a prescription diet) for dogs and cats  helps prevent tartar buildup.

We are starting to organize free club activities for your pets at Noah’s. They would involve socialization, healthy treats, and activities. If you are interested, please let us know by phone or email. Check our website, Noahslandingpetcare.com, for updates.

Most heartworm preventives include protection against roundworms and hookworms which can cause permanent organ damage in people. For this reason, the Center for Disease Control advises that dogs and cats receive heartworm prevention every month of the year.

Semiannual Wellness Exams are the Standard for Medical Care

• Research shows that six-month wellness exams are extremely important for the health of any age pet.
• Noah’s records show of 147 Wellness Exams in October 2008, only 17pets had a clean bill of health.  How can this be? We are taught to detect problems before they are evident. We agree that owners know their pets and can “read” them well, but owners have busy lives. This is all we do – look for and prevent health problems without distractions.
• Young dogs and cats – six month exams detect behavior concerns, developmental problems, early periodontal problems, allergies, ear problems before they are irreversible, and are important for dietary, zoonotic, and continued “living with and loving your pets “education.
• Older pets – pets age 4-15 years to every one of human years. Degenerative conditions, diseases of aging, lumps and bumps, periodontal disease and basic ouches can be detected before they are excruciatingly expensive for the owners and painful if not fatal for the pets.
• Hysterectomy and or neutering exams are  exams to determine if the pet will tolerate surgery. Pre-surgery exams do not check systems that are not related to anesthesia and surgery so they are not wellness exams.

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