If you've been part of Town N Country for any length of time, you've most likely met Christina Nesbit. She's been with us since 2004, a veterinarian technician extraordinaire. Since Christina was a child she's wanted to work with animals. She used to say she wanted to be a doctor at the zoo when she [...]
One of the questions we hear most often is, "What's the best food for my dog?" The answer depends on many factors - including your dog's age, activity level, health, breed, and, believe it or not, size. Here are the reasons that - for your dog's food - size matters! Growing Rate. Different sizes of [...]
What a great year we've had at Town N Country! This year has seen many changes, benefiting our patients, their families, and the Town N Country staff. Two Campuses. The most obvious change was our opening of a second location on Forestdale Drive! This area has allowed us to add urgent care appointment availability, stretch [...]
Town N Country is collecting donations for Sparkle Cat Rescue for Christmas. Their wish list is below, and the main donation box is at our Gurney Street location. We’ve also put up a tree with some of the cute foster kitties! DRY FOOD Nutro Essentials Chicken & Brown Rice (adult/kitten) Iams Chicken (adult/kitten) Purina Pro [...]
Congratulations to our three costume contest winners! Each will receive a basket of prizes, including goodies provided by Pet Supermarket in Burlington!
Most of us have heard of a torn ACL, the ligament that helps connect the human thigh bone to the shin bone. Dogs have a similar ligament called the cranial cruciate ligament, or the CCL. This ligament and its counterpart, create a cross formation within in a dog's knee which is why it is named [...]
We're accepting entries to our Halloween photo costume contest starting October 24! To enter: 1. Take a picture of your pet and message it to us on Facebook private message or via email (info@tncvet.com). 2. Bring your pet in and we'll take a picture here at TNC. Halloween Day, we'll post a Facebook gallery of [...]
Gilbert's family found a growth on his leg, and after his evaluation we felt that he needed to have surgery. We talked with his family about why we felt the procedure was necessary, and presented them some alternatives. We gave them an honest prognosis, and a recovery timeline. His family got a cost estimate, too. [...]
Gilbert had a growth on his leg, and we scheduled him for a surgical procedure. We briefed his family on how to prep a pet for surgery, and they brought him to us early the morning of his operation. Our first step was to sedate Gilbert. At Town N Country, we provide state of the [...]
After surgery for a growth on his leg, Gilbert went home to the loving care of his family. Gilbert needed a comfortable, confined space so he couldn't run around. The goal was to keep him very calm. His family put him into a small office where he couldn't run or jump. They could have also [...]
