Many pet owners assume that online retailers offer the lowest prices on Heartworm medicine. But that’s not the case. Our hospital remains highly competitive with Chewy, often within just a few cents. We want you to feel confident that you're getting both value and quality when purchasing directly from us. For example, when it comes to Simparica [...]
A serious virus is spreading across the United States, and your rabbit is at risk, even if it never goes outside. Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus 2 (RHDV2) is highly contagious, often fatal, and spreading in communities across the country. Mortality rates can reach 70–90% — and some rabbits die before showing any symptoms at all. [...]
Tick season started earlier and faster than usual this year, and The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a warning that 2026 may be the worst year for ticks in nearly a decade. This is not good news for you. And it's not good news for your pet. Already, emergency room visits [...]
We had so much spending time together at The Painted Grape and seeing some impressive artists skills! Town N Country is so thankful for such an incredible team!
April showers are getting ready to bloom into lots of spring sunshine and flowers and pollen and… itching. As the yellow devil coats our entire state, many pets start licking their paws, scratching their sides, and developing red, irritated skin. If your dog seems more uncomfortable this time of year, spring allergies may be the reason. [...]
Every pet experiences the world differently. Their past experiences, sensitivities, and stress triggers can significantly affect how they respond during a veterinary visit. Part of being a Fear Free Certified Practice is ensuring that every pet who enters our hospital is cared for with their unique history, sensitivities, and stressors in mind. Because we can’t [...]
Bella is a sweet dog who has been living with diabetes for quite a while. Her diagnosis was made before she ever came to see us, and for the most part her family had been managing things well. But recently, Bella just wasn’t acting like herself. She wasn’t eating much, and she was drinking and [...]
Microchipping is one of the most reliable ways to help a lost pet find their way home. A tiny chip, no bigger than a grain of rice, sits just under the skin and carries a unique identification number. When that number is registered with a functioning microchip company, veterinary teams and shelters can quickly contact [...]
When you walk through the doors at Town N Country, one of the first smiles you’re likely to see belongs to Lee Pinson. Lee has spent almost her entire life caring for animals and the people who love them. Lee joined TNC as a receptionist in May of last year, but her journey in veterinary [...]
Town N Country is proud to celebrate a major milestone for one of our own. Samantha Furstenau has officially completed the Veterinary Reception Certificate of Excellence (VRCE), a nationally recognized credential that reflects advanced training, dedication to client service, and a deep commitment to veterinary communication. And yes, she now gets to sign her name with “VRCE” [...]
