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” [...]
Lucy Hewitt recently received the Town N Country Team Value Award, an honor that reflects not only her work ethic but the heart she brings to our hospital. One of our core values is "TNC Values Team", and Lucy lives that out every day. Lucy joined TNC in the fall of 2021 as a Veterinary Assistant, when she was [...]
At Town N Country, we review disease trends every year to make sure our recommendations truly protect the pets we care for. Recently, we’ve seen enough cases of Lyme disease and Leptospirosis - and enough risk factors in the everyday lives of our patients - that we are now treating both vaccines as core protection [...]
At Town N Country, we are committed to caring for every aspect of your pet’s health, including their dental health. Just as you schedule routine cleanings or specialized treatments with your own dentist, your four‑legged family members benefit from regular dental care. Our hospital provides a full range of dental services designed to keep your [...]
We have weather coming. It could be snow, ice, freezing rain, or sleet. Whatever happens, it's going to be really cold, and the chance for power outages is high. Now's the time to get ready so you can keep your family safe, and that includes your pets. Think Ahead Bring pets indoors before conditions get bad. Make sure [...]
At Town N Country, we work toward reducing fear, anxiety, and stress in every patient interaction. That's what being a Certified Fear Free Practice is all about. Although the field is still pretty new, studies are showing that carefully selected "auditory enrichment" can influence canine behavior as well as physiology. This is why we have [...]
If you’re concerned about heartworm resistance lately, you’re not alone. We are, too! We’re watching the research closely, because we want you to understand what it means for your pet. You may have read our first article on the battle on heartworms. Again, we want to assure you that prevention still works when it’s used [...]
As I look back on the past year at Town 'N' Country Animal Hospital, I’m incredibly proud of the progress we’ve made together. This year was about thoughtful, intentional change—refining how we practice medicine, strengthening our team, and staying true to the standards our clients and patients deserve. We challenged old habits, embraced new perspectives, [...]
