Vet Growth

Name: Vet Growth
Address: Omaha, NE, 68114, US
Telephone: 402.739.3559

We use the internet to routinely win vets new clients

04/12/2017

Midweek morale boost with this adorable little fella! Hope everyone is having a swell week!

03/21/2017

What we all wish we were doing on this Tuesday. Hopes everyone's day is spectacular !

03/20/2017

It's finally spring ! Hope everyone day is going well! 🐛🐝🐞🐥🐤

03/07/2017

How's everyone's day today ? Anyone got any tips or facts for Pet Food Nutrition Month ? Feel free to drop them in them comments :)

03/03/2017

We're kicking National Pet Food Nutrition Month off just a couple days late here at Vet Growth. All month long we'll share facts, tips, and misconceptions about Pet Food Nutrition ! If any of you have some knowledge on the subject feel free to hit us with that knowledge in the comments ! 🐶🐱🙃😁

03/01/2017

Even though it's not Pet Dental Month anymore we're still spreading awareness about dental care! What's the next pet care related subject we should spread awareness for ? Drop in the comments .

02/27/2017

How's everyone's Monday so far? Let us know if you're doing anything exciting the week !

02/24/2017

Hope everyone's Friday is going well ! Here's to a productive work day 😊🙂🤗

02/23/2017

Just wishing everyone a happy Thursday ! If you have any pet dental facts feel free to comment them as Pet Dental Month winds down 😊

02/22/2017

Misconception - My dog’s mouth is cleaner than mine and doesn’t need dental care.

Truth - Both humans and dogs have plenty of bacteria in their mouths. Like humans, a healthy dog is able to protect itself from these invasions with strong outer gums protecting the other soft tissue closer to the teeth.However, plaque creates pockets for bacteria to invade this defense. This is called gingivitis. When the outer gum is completely breached, the other soft tissues are exposed to attack.

02/21/2017

There is confirmed statistical correlations between dental disease and liver disease. Dental disease eats away your dog’s gums, eventually exposing it’s bloodstream to bacteria.

Once in the bloodstream, bacteria can quickly reach the liver, an absolutely vital organ to your pet. It is needed to break down toxins, remove waste, and regulate energy.

02/20/2017

Hope everyone's Monday is going well ! Look bf forward to a great work week 🙃☺️😁

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Omaha, NE
68114

Telephone

402.739.3559

Website

http://vetgrowthhq.com/

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