At Tier 1 Veterinary Medical Center, we are dedicated to providing the best possible education for our staff and the pet owner community. We strive to lead in veterinary medicine by addressing top client questions with expert answers from our veterinarians, ensuring that everyone is equipped to make knowledgeable decisions about their pets' health.
Stay tuned every week as we dive deep into different veterinary and animal health topics.
Whether you’re a pet owner interested in better nutrition for your pet, a student considering a career in veterinary medicine, or a professional looking to advance your skills, there’s something for everyone.
Educational Opportunities At Tier 1
The Tier 1 classroom will be open to community members, high school students, undergraduate students, veterinary technician students, doctor of veterinary medicine students, DVMs, and specialists for various levels of educational programming.
Canine Conditioning
Tactical Canine Training
Our Teaching Hospital
Though our teaching hospital is not yet open for students, we are in the works of developing a variety of teaching programs for veterinary professionals at various career points. Our goal is to one day be part of the match list for veterinary residency programs.
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How can pet owners create a safe environment for their pets at home?
January 21, 2025 / Dr. Sean McPeck
Creating a safe environment for pets at home is crucial for their well-being and your peace of mind. Here are some essential steps pet owners can take to ensure their...
What are the signs of frostbite in pets?
January 21, 2025 / Dr. Sean McPeck
Dear pet parents, as we navigate through the chilly winter months, it’s crucial to be aware of the potential dangers that cold weather can pose to our furry companions. One...
Understanding Kennel Cough: Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention
January 20, 2025 / Dr. Sean McPeck
Kennel cough, also known as Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC), is a highly contagious respiratory condition that affects dogs of all breeds and ages. If your dog has ever developed...
How can I keep my pet active in winter?
January 17, 2025 / Dr. Sean McPeck
How to Keep Your Pet Active in Winter: A Guide for Pet Owners Winter can be challenging for both humans and pets, making it harder to maintain the same level...
What are some creative indoor activities for cats during winter?
January 17, 2025 / Dr. Sean McPeck
Winter can be a challenging time for cats, especially those used to spending time outdoors. However, there are many creative indoor activities you can engage your feline friend in to...
How can I keep my dog active if I live in an area with extreme winter weather?
January 17, 2025 / Dr. Sean McPeck
When living in an area with extreme winter weather, keeping your dog active can be challenging but not impossible. Here are several effective strategies to maintain your dog’s physical and...
What are the best ways to prevent Lyme disease in pets during winter?
January 17, 2025 / Dr. Sean McPeck
While many pet owners may think ticks are only a concern during warmer months, Lyme disease can still pose a threat to pets during winter. Here are the best ways...
How can I set up a safe and fun obstacle course for my dog indoors?
January 17, 2025 / Dr. Sean McPeck
Creating a safe and fun indoor obstacle course for your dog is an excellent way to provide both mental and physical stimulation, especially during harsh weather conditions. Here’s how you...
What are some effective ways to keep smaller pets like rabbits and guinea pigs active during winter?
January 17, 2025 / Dr. Sean McPeck
Keeping smaller pets like rabbits and guinea pigs active during winter is crucial for their physical and mental well-being. Here are some effective ways to ensure your furry friends stay...
How do I protect my pet’s paws from snow?
January 1, 2025 / Dr. Sean McPeck
Protecting your furry friend’s paws during snowy weather is crucial for their comfort and health. Let’s explore some effective ways to keep those precious paw pads safe and happy throughout...