Blind and deaf pets are just as loving and affectionate as their seeing and hearing counterparts. However, they do need some special care because the loss of hearing or sight — especially, if it occurs suddenly — can cause quite a bit of anxiety for pets. Providing yours with some extra attention, a set routine, and safety precautions will ensure their safety, happiness, and health.

At-Home Support for Your Blind or Deaf Pet

Bringing an anxiety-prone pet into the veterinary clinic can be a stressful, difficult experience. At Capital Home Veterinary Care, we’re pleased to provide all cats and dogs with comprehensive care in the comfort and safety of their own homes. To schedule an appointment for your blind or deaf pet, we welcome you to contact us today.

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