Blog & Pet Care Resources

Our team regularly publishes blogs to help you better understand your pet and their care needs. Enjoy!

Important Update On Pet Microchip Registration

For many years, Essex Middle River Veterinary Center (EMRVC) has worked with Save This Life for pet microchip registration. However, Save This Life has ceased operations, and their microchips can no longer be searched in any available database. We understand that this...

The Benefits of Pet Insurance: Reducing the Cost of Veterinary Care

At Essex Middle River Veterinary Center, we understand that you want the best for your furry friends. However, the cost of veterinary care can sometimes be overwhelming and no pet owner ever wants to have to ask the question, "Is my pet worth it?" That's where pet...

Understanding Leptospirosis in Pets

What is Leptospirosis? Leptospirosis is a bacteria that can be shed by animals such as rodents (rats, mice), foxes, skunks, white tailed deer and raccoons. This bacteria can be shed in the urine and end up in water and soil. It can infect dogs through their mouths,...

3 Ways to Impress Your Vet

As animal health professionals, veterinarians understand that pet ownership is a significant responsibility. We are pleased to help educate pet owners on the care needs of your pet and your role in allowing them to lead happier, healthier lives. If you want to show...

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5 Wishes on Your Cat’s Holiday List

If your cat could talk, what would they ask for for Christmas? Dr. Preston is going to answer that question in this month’s blog post! If you own a cat, you know they are very unique creatures with their own specific behaviors and needs. As a veterinarian and a...

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Senior Pets: A Case for Adoption

During this almost year-long pandemic, the veterinary industry has seen a dramatic increase in the demand for medical care of domestic animals. Many have hypothesized that this is partially due to the increase in pet ownership in the last several months. There are...

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Rabies Vaccine and Your Pet

The rabies virus is carried by wild animals and spread through saliva - most commonly via the bites or scratches of infected animals. Dogs are the most frequent carriers worldwide but in this country, where we routinely vaccinate dogs, the most common carriers are...

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Tips for Traveling with Your Pet

More people are traveling by car this summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic. If you are bringing your pet with you, planning ahead will make the adventure safe and enjoyable for your furry family member. Pet Travel Tips from your Veterinarian If traveling by car we do...

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