Smile, You’re on Canine Camera…

Teeth Cleaning for Famous Pets like YoursPart of a routine check up at Town N Country is a visual inspection of your pet's teeth. Even if your cat isn't finicky like Morris the cat or a hero like Lassie, she may need to have her pearly whites cleaned. Your own teeth are brushed twice a [...]

Exercising the Right Diet

To date, the greatest researchers and scientists haven’t come up with any reasonable substitute for old fashioned exercise. Every creature needs it. Exercise is only part of the picture, though. As with humans, exercise has to be coupled with a good diet. For the feline diet, remember that cats are obligate carnivores – they must [...]

How to Walk Your Dog When You Can’t Walk Your Dog

A treadmill is hard work for dogs, too! Is your normal alarm clock the unmistakable aroma of doggie breath wafting over you? Walking first thing is how many dog owners start the day, but even the best laid plans can run into complications and interruptions. How do you cope? Here are a few [...]

Fat Pets Anonymous

"Hello, my name is Jack, and I have a fat cat." Even with your pet, image is everything. No one wants to admit that the family pet is overweight because he overeats or doesn't exercise. Here are a few examples of why your pet might be overweight - despite your protests to the contrary: 1. [...]

Vectra 3D – Better Parasite Control

Town N Country, we always want you to have the very best for your pet. That’s why some of you may have noticed that for our canine patients, we have begun to recommend Vectra 3D over Frontline and K9 Advantix. We’d like to tell you why we’ve chosen Vectra 3D. Why we've changed. Here's why [...]

Warning – FDA Issued Alert on Chicken Jerky Treats

Pet owners should be aware that chicken jerky products from China may be associated with reports of Fanconi-like syndrome in dogs, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has warned. The FDA issued the following alert: Chicken jerky products should not be substituted for a balanced diet and are intended to be fed occasionally in small [...]

Should You Give Your Dog Table Food?

It’s a rare pet owner who never slips a little something from the dinner table to a happy pet under the table. With Thanksgiving upon us, and all that wonderful food on your plate, should you feel guilty if you succumb to those big brown eyes? The short answer is no, but there are certain [...]

She Works Hard for the Kibble

You wouldn't believe the working dogs we know - service dogs, rescue dogs, guard dogs and search dogs are just a few examples. Trained for specific tasks, working dogs are physically strong, a bit independent in nature, and usually medium to extra-large in size. Service dogs are trained to help handicapped people with simple [...]

Think It’s Too Cool for Fleas? Think Again.

As the weather gets cooler, a lot of people feel a sense of complacency when it comes to flea meds. Trust us - that's NOT cool. We're seeing more fleas now than we have seen all summer, because people assume that the flea risk will be less, and they stop treating their animals. Fall is [...]

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