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Creature Comforts
Veterinary House Call Service
The Creature Comforts veterinary healthcare team has been serving Palm Beach County, Florida since 1987. This website is provided as an added service to our clients and contains information pertinent to our patients - your pets. We hope that you will find it informative and educational. Your feedback is welcome, so if you have any questions or comments please feel free to call, or e-mail us (a link is provided at the bottom of the page). Our mission is to continue to provide our patients with high quality healthcare and their owners with high quality service.
The Team
Dr. Deb - a graduate of Purdue University, and in addition to being a really good vet, she's also the best boss in the world. **schmooz**Shauna - Practice Manager/Surgical Technician. A fancy title that means I do everything that isn't explicitly assigned to someone else, including maintaining this website. Special interests/skills: behavior and nutrition.
Sue - Veterinary Technician. The veterinary equivalent of an RN. She assists Dr. Deb on house calls. Special interests/skills: behavior.
Mark - Surgical Technician. Mark assists us with our surgical patients on Wednesday mornings in the clinic. Special interests/skills: dentistry.
Did you know....
Many of the products or medications you use for you and your family may be harmful to your pet. Never use a medication on your pet unless the doctor has OK'd it. Even seemingly harmless over-the-counter drugs like Advil, Aleve, Motrin, and Nuprin, etc. can be toxic to animals. Even small doses of Tylenol can kill a cat! Likewise, you should not administer a medication labeled for your dog or cat on any other pet unless advised by the doctor to do so.
Consumers are often warned to keep medications out of the reach of children. It's also important to keep them out of the reach of pets! An animal can easily chew through a child-resistant container, or a tube of ointment.Below are links to informational articles, newsletters, or topics we feel might be of interest. They will be updated regularly so please check back often. A link to our e-mail address is at the bottom. If there's a topic you'd like to see covered, feel free to let me know.
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