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Seasonal Disaster Preparedness for Pets in Maine

Seasonal Disaster Preparedness for Pets in Maine

Living in Maine means experiencing the beauty of four distinct seasons, but with that beauty comes different weather challenges. From heavy snow and ice in the winter to summer heat and fall storms, every season brings risks not only for people but also for pets....
When to Be Concerned About Your Cat’s Urinary Health

When to Be Concerned About Your Cat’s Urinary Health

Every cat owner has witnessed their feline companion’s particular bathroom rituals, from the careful selection of the perfect spot in the litter box to the methodical covering afterward. These seemingly simple behaviors represent a complex urinary system that,...
Toxic Plants for Pets: Poison Prevention Month

Toxic Plants for Pets: Poison Prevention Month

Plants can add beauty and fresh air to your home and garden, but some can be hazardous to pets. Many common indoor and outdoor plants are toxic to dogs and cats, leading to symptoms ranging from mild stomach upset to severe organ failure. March is Pet Poison...
Signs Your Pet Needs a Dental Exam

Signs Your Pet Needs a Dental Exam

Why Dental Health Matters for Your Pet At Dirigo Veterinary Care, we know that dental health is essential to your pet’s overall well-being. Many pets develop dental disease gradually, and because they instinctively hide discomfort, it can go unnoticed until it becomes...
The Importance of Microchipping Your Pet in Waterville

The Importance of Microchipping Your Pet in Waterville

As a pet owner, ensuring your furry friend’s safety is always a priority, and one of the most reliable ways to protect them is through microchipping. Unlike collars or tags that can easily fall off or be removed, microchipping your pet provides a permanent form of...