​Access to Pet Health Care

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Access To Pet Health Care in Indian River County
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The Humane Society of Vero Beach & Indian River County is conducting a community survey with pet owners. The purpose of this study is to find out more about what types of health care people need for their pets, where they receive the care, and any problems they may have in getting health care they want for their pets. Since the COVID pandemic, we have heard from many pet owners that sometimes they have problems with getting the kind of care they would like for their pets. The results of this survey will help us better understand what kind of care is needed and how we might best be able to help.

​If you're a pet owner and would like to improve pet care in our community, please complete this short survey. Link to survey: ​
Access To Pet Health Care in Indian River County

The Humane Society of Vero Beach & Indian River County is conducting a community survey with pet owners. The purpose of this study is to find out more about what types of health care people need for their pets, where they receive the care, and any problems they may have in getting health care they want for their pets. Since the COVID pandemic, we have heard from many pet owners that sometimes they have problems with getting the kind of care they would like for their pets. The results of this survey will help us better understand what kind of care is needed and how we might best be able to help.

​If you're a pet owner and would like to improve pet care in our community, please complete this short survey. Link to survey: ​
Humane Society of Vero Beach & Indian River County

Visiting the Dog Park?

Help keep your dog safe. If you see any of the following behaviors, you need to intervene, interrupt, and pull your dog out.
1: Rolling

When one dog makes physical contact with another and knocks into him, causing him to tumble, somersault or roll over.
2: Tucked Tail

When the dog’s tail is so low the base is pressed tight to the anus. The tip of the tail is often under the stomach.
3: Pinning

When one or more dogs has another dog on its side or back for more than 5 seconds.
4: Hiding or Hovering

When the dog spends more than 5 seconds underneath something or hovering near a human. Dog’s tail will be low or tucked.
5: Group Chase

When more than one dog is chasing another dog. This can quickly become out of control.
Download and print a copy of these behavior tips to carry with you. CLICK HERE...
Dog Park safety tips presented with permission from Sue Sternberg.

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