Get ready Lee County pets.. It’s almost 2026, and if we’re being honest, most New Year’s resolutions don’t last past January. Gym memberships collect dust, salads turn back into pizza, and “I’m going to bed earlier” becomes a lie by night three. But there is one resolution that actually sticks—and it’s for our pets.
If you want your dog or cat to live a long, happy life full of zoomies, naps, and judging you silently from the couch, keeping up with vaccines is a big deal. Shots aren’t fun (for them or us), but they’re one of the easiest ways to protect our furry best friends.
Trust me, my dogs know exactly when shot day is coming. I’ll randomly hand them one of their favorite treats—bully sticks—and they give me that suspicious look like, “Why is this guy being so nice right now?” They love bully sticks so much that for a brief moment, they forget betrayal is in the air. But then we walk into the vet’s office, and boom—full Chihuahua mode activated. Shaking, side-eyeing the vet tech, acting like they’ve never known peace a day in their lives…