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# Lake Country Vetcare

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## Posts
- [Cat Diarrhea Remedies: Natural vs. Vet-Recommended Options](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/cat-diarrhea-remedies/): Cats can develop loose stools after food changes, stress, parasites, infections, medication, or illness. Mild diarrhea in a bright adult cat may settle with careful home support, while watery stools, blood, vomiting, poor appetite, dehydration, or weakness need prompt veterinary attention.
- [Tomatoes in Dog Food: Are They a Healthy Ingredient?](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/tomatoes-in-dog-food-are-they-healthy-for-dogs/): A red ingredient on a dog food label can raise a simple question: are tomatoes good for dogs? Ripe tomatoes can be safe in appropriate amounts, and tomato ingredients can provide moisture, fiber, and useful plant nutrients. Green tomatoes, stems, and leaves are different because they contain higher levels of potentially harmful compounds. 
- [Best Practices for Bathing and Brushing a Maine Coon](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/maine-coon-grooming-guide/): Maine Coon cats are known for their large size, gentle personalities, and flowing coats. That beautiful fur needs a routine suited to the breed. Bathing is not an everyday task; regular brushing handles most maintenance. The right brush, sensible bathing schedule, careful drying, and attention to skin changes help keep the coat clean and comfortable. This guide covers brushing, bathing, mat care, useful tools, and when veterinary care may be appropriate.
- [Pet Dental Pain Isn’t Always Obvious: When to Seek Urgent Care](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/pet-dental-pain-signs/): Pet dental pain can appear as a quiet change rather than an obvious crisis. Watch eating habits, drooling, breath odor, facial changes, mouth sensitivity, and behavior. Prompt attention can reduce discomfort and prevent dental problems from becoming more complicated. Home care has a role, but painful, swollen, bleeding, or damaged mouths need professional assessment.
- [Chronic Kidney Disease and Appetite Loss in Older Pets](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/chronic-kidney-disease-and-appetite-loss-in-older-pets/): Chronic kidney disease (CKD) becomes more common as pets age, and appetite loss is a frequent concern. Kidney disease can cause nausea, dehydration, fatigue, mouth discomfort, or changes in taste and smell. Reduced intake can cause weight and muscle loss.
- [Husky Lifespan: When Do Huskies Become Seniors?](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/husky-lifespan-when-do-huskies-become-seniors/): Understanding the Husky lifespan can help you recognize normal aging, spot changes that deserve attention, and make thoughtful choices about your dog's care as the years go by.
- [Hydrogen Peroxide for Dogs: What Poison Control Experts Say](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/hydrogen-peroxide-for-dogs/): Your dog grabs something off the floor before you can stop them. Maybe it is a medication, a piece of chocolate, or part of a household product. Your first thought may be, “Should I make my dog vomit?” Then you remember the bottle of hydrogen peroxide in the bathroom cabinet.
- [Hydrolyzed Protein Dog Food: Prescription vs. Over-the-Counter Options](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/hydrolyzed-protein-dog-food/): When your dog has ongoing itching, ear problems, vomiting, diarrhea, or other signs that seem connected to food, changing the diet may be part of the solution. One option that often comes up is hydrolyzed protein dog food.
- [Benadryl for Dogs with Skin Allergies and Itching: Safety Guide](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/benadryl-for-dogs-with-skin-allergies/): Many pet owners ask about Benadryl for Dogs because it is a common over-the-counter antihistamine. In some cases, it can help reduce itching caused by allergies. At the same time, it is not the right choice for every dog or every type of skin problem.
- [Bite Wounds Between Pets: Urgent Care Surgical Repair Explained](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/bite-wounds-between-pets-urgent-care-surgical-repair-explained/): Bite wounds between pets are more serious than they often appear. A small puncture on the skin can hide deep tissue damage, bacteria, bleeding, and pain beneath the surface. Fast evaluation and treatment help reduce the risk of infection, improve healing, and protect your pet from long-term complications.
- [What Happens to Lost Pets After the 4th of July — and How to Protect Yours](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/what-happens-to-lost-pets-after-the-4th-of-july-and-how-to-protect-yours/): The 4th of July is a joyful celebration filled with fireworks, family gatherings, and outdoor fun. For pets, the experience can feel frightening. Loud explosions often cause panic, leading many dogs and cats to run away in search of safety. Animal shelters across the country report a sharp increase in lost pets immediately after Independence Day, making it one of the busiest times of the year.
- [Skin Conditions That Look Minor But Often Require Urgent Pet Care](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/skin-conditions-require-urgent-pet-care/): Many pet owners notice a small bump, a patch of redness, or a little itching and assume it will resolve on its own. While some skin issues are harmless, others can worsen quickly and lead to pain, infection, or serious health complications. Certain pet skin conditions may appear minor at first but can develop into larger problems within days. Understanding the warning signs helps pet owners make informed decisions and seek treatment before a condition becomes more difficult to manage.
- [IVDD in Dogs: A Neurologist-Backed Guide to Spinal Disc Disease in At-Risk Breeds](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/ivdd-in-dogs-a-neurologist-backed-guide/): IVDD in dogs is a serious spinal condition that requires prompt recognition and appropriate care. At-risk breeds face a greater likelihood of disc degeneration, though any dog can develop the disease. Understanding the symptoms, pursuing a timely diagnosis, and following a structured treatment plan can significantly improve outcomes. Routine monitoring, healthy lifestyle habits, and regular pet wellness visits remain valuable tools for protecting your dog's mobility and comfort for years to come.
- [Cat Scratching Behavior Explained: A Veterinarian’s Guide to Territory Marking and Claw Health](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/cat-scratching-behavior-explained/): It helps maintain healthy claws, provides exercise, relieves stress, and allows cats to communicate through territory marking. Understanding why cats scratch can help you support healthy habits while protecting your home.
- [What’s the Difference Between a General Vet and a Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist?](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/general-vet-vs-veterinary-internal-medicine-specialist/): When your pet isn't feeling well, your first instinct is usually to schedule a visit with your veterinarian. In many cases, a general vet can diagnose and treat common illnesses, provide preventive care, and help keep your pet healthy throughout every stage of life. However, some health conditions are more complex and may require advanced diagnostics or specialized expertise.
- [7 Hidden Health Problems a Veterinary Ultrasound Can Detect Before Symptoms Appear](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/hidden-health-problems-a-veterinary-ultrasound-can-detect/): Many pet health conditions develop quietly long before visible symptoms begin. Ultrasound imaging gives veterinarians a safe and detailed way to examine organs, tissues, and internal structures without surgery or discomfort.
- [How Veterinary Dentistry Helps Dogs and Cats Live Healthier Lives](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/how-veterinary-dentistry-helps-dogs-and-cats/): Healthy teeth and gums support more than fresh breath for pets. Dental problems can lead to pain, difficulty eating, infections. Many dogs and cats develop oral disease before owners notice symptoms. Regular dental exams, cleanings, and home care help prevent discomfort and support long-term health.
- [Understanding Pet Allergies and How to Manage Recurring Skin Problems](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/understanding-pet-allergies-and-how-to-manage/): Pet allergies can affect comfort, sleep, mood, and daily routines for both pets and owners. Many cats and dogs struggle with itching, licking, ear irritation, hair loss, and recurring skin problems that never seem to disappear. Food ingredients, pollen, fleas, dust, mold, and cleaning products may all trigger allergic reactions. This blog explains common causes of pet allergies, warning signs that should never be ignored, practical treatment options, and ways to reduce future flare-ups at home. Readers will also learn how diet, grooming habits, and regular checkups can support healthier skin throughout the year in Marcellus.
- [Small Hypoallergenic Cat Breeds That Are Perfect for Apartments](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/small-hypoallergenic-cat-breeds/): Living in an apartment does not mean giving up on the joy of having a cat. Many small, low-shedding cats adapt well to compact spaces and are easier for people with mild sensitivities to manage. This guide explores several hypoallergenic cat breeds, their personalities, grooming needs, and how they fit into apartment lifestyles.
- [History of the Ragamuffin Cat Breed: Origins, Evolution, and Today](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/history-of-the-ragamuffin-cat-breed/): If you’ve ever met a Ragamuffin, you probably noticed one thing right away—they love people. These cats don’t just tolerate attention; they seek it out. But how did this affectionate, plush-coated breed come to be?
- [Fastest Ways to Get Rid of Fleas on Dogs and in Your Home](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/fastest-ways-to-get-rid-of-fleas-on-dogs/): Fleas can turn a comfortable home into a stressful place almost overnight. These tiny pests multiply fast, cause constant itching for your dog, and can spread throughout your home before you realize what’s happening. Acting quickly is the key to stopping an infestation before it gets worse.
- [Nutritious and Low-Calorie Treats for Overweight Pets in 2026](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/low-calorie-treats-for-overweight-pets/): Caring for pets with extra weight requires thoughtful choices, especially when it comes to treats. This blog explores practical, low-calorie snack ideas, explains how ingredients impact daily nutrition, and offers simple ways to keep pets satisfied without adding unnecessary calories.
- [Great Dane Lifespan in Human Years: A Simple Comparison Guide](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/great-dane-lifespan-in-human-years/): Great Danes are known for their massive size, gentle personality, and loyal nature. They often leave a lasting impression on anyone who meets them. But one question many pet owners ask early on is simple: How long will my Great Dane live, and how does that compare to human years?
- [Ultimate Guide to Summer Safety for Pets](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/ultimate-guide-to-summer-safety-for-pets/): Summer brings longer days, outdoor fun, and new routines for you and your pets. It also introduces risks that can affect their comfort and health if ignored. This guide covers heat protection, hydration, safe exercise, travel awareness, and common seasonal hazards.

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- [Terms of Use](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/terms-of-use/): Skip to Mobile Messaging Terms & Conditions
- [Blog](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/blog/)
- [Pet Diagnostic Care](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/marcellus-ny/pet-diagnostic-care/): If a condition is diagnosed, our team develops a tailored treatment plan based on your pet’s age, breed, lifestyle, and overall health. Some diseases require ongoing monitoring to ensure treatment remains effective. In these cases, periodic bloodwork, imaging, or follow-up exams may be recommended to track progress and adjust care as needed.
- [Pet Mobile Internal Medicine Specialist](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/marcellus-ny/mobile-internal-medicine-specialist/): We are very excited to welcome Dr. Nicholas Parente to our practice!
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- [Referral Form](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/referral-form/): Rehab Therapy Referral Form
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Veterinary Care315-673-4858Photo courtesy of SkanDroneCompassionate Veterinary Care in Marcellus, NY.
We are a compassionate small animal general practice serving the Fingerlakes in Upstate New York. Our historic connection with the community is the foundation upon which our practice was built. We intend to maintain that connection as we evolve, incorporating modern medicine and services to enhance the overall experience for our loyal clients.About UsVeterinary Services
We are a full-service animal hospital offering wellness exams, preventative care, diagnostics, disease management, surgeries, and more. Lake Country Veterinary Care is a privately-owned business, and we are in the business of helping pets.View All ServicesPet Wellness CarePet DentistryPet integrative medicinePet Soft Tissue SurgeryPet ImagingPet Disease ManagementWe love our clients and patients!
Thank you for making Lake Country Veterinary Care one of the highest-rated veterinary hospitals in Marcellus, NY! Your kind words mean the world to us, and we’re so thankful that you’ve taken the time to provide us with feedback.“The experience was wonderful. They are always great with my animals. I appreciate them very much for taking the time and patience to take care of my pets needs.”Jaime S.“We have 3 dogs and 2 cats currently. Have lost a couple loved puppies a couple years ago to age and our new family members are all rescues. We have had to visit several times to Lake Country for various reasons. These folks are absolutely terrific. Accommodating, personable, friendly, sympathetic and answer any questions we have. Shout out to the whole staff. They are the best!!”Ron R.“We’ve been clients for over 6 years since moving to the area. We’ve been very pleased with the card and support received from everyone at the clinic. We highly recommend the practice.“Sharon P.“Lake Country is the most caring and compassionate vet in the area. Sadly, I’m dealing with an older dog with thyroid cancer. Not only do they have technical expertise and sent me to the best specialists – but most importantly – they respond quickly and kindly. They truly care about their patients and owners. I highly recommend this veterinarian practice.”Amy M.Read MoreMeet the owner As a longtime client of Lake Country Veterinary Clinic, and a Skaneateles native, Dr. Allison Ambrosie is proud to return to her hometown and serve the families in her community by helping to care for their pets. Having experienced Lake Country as both a client and an associate veterinarian, Dr. Ambrosie made the decision to become the new owner and purchased the practice in 2021.Meet Our TeamReady to see us?
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- [Pet Integrative Medicine](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/marcellus-ny/pet-integrative-medicine/): Working to help our patients find freedom from pain is important to us.
Laser Therapy (Class 4 Laser)
A therapeutic laser utilizes photobiomodulation, so that cells are able to convert light energy into cellular energy. In doing this, it enhances the body’s ability to heal itself by increasing blood flow to bring the cells what they need and remove waste that may be causing damage. This process reduces inflammation and the pain associated with it in a benign way. It is often layered onto a treatment plan as an additional non-drug therapeutic modality.Rehab Therapy Modalities Rehabilitation therapy offers additional, non-invasive modalities to reduce pain, improve muscle mass, improve mobility, and extend a pet’s overall quality of life. As one of our doctors is working on obtaining their Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP) qualifications, we intend to enhance the services offered. If you are interested, we are happy to provide recommendations on various stretches and exercises that meet your pet’s needs. We can also consult on various modalities to use in conjunction with these services to help improve your pet’s comfort. As this service evolves we hope to layer on additional options for our valued clients.Acupuncture
Veterinary acupuncture is a safe, minimally invasive therapy that stimulates specific points on the body to promote natural healing and pain relief. By improving circulation, supporting nerve function, and encouraging endorphin release, it helps reduce inflammation and discomfort. Acupuncture is often used for pets with chronic pain, arthritis, neurologic or mobility issues, and during recovery from injury or surgery, and can be integrated into a comprehensive, drug-free treatment plan to enhance overall comfort and quality of life.
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- [Pet Soft Tissue Surgery](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/marcellus-ny/pet-soft-tissue-surgery/): Spay/Neuter
Spaying/Neutering your pet has many benefits. The procedure, which prevents animals from reproducing, can help your dog or cat live a longer, healthier life. By spaying/neutering your pet, you’re protecting him/her against potentially deadly diseases, reproductive tract diseases, and several types of cancer. In addition, spaying/neutering your pet will help control the dog and cat overpopulation problem, keeping more animals out of shelters. If you are considering this surgery for your pet, please contact the office for more information about the recommended timing of the surgery, as well as an estimate for cost of services.Pet Wound Repair Despite our best efforts to keep our pets safe, accidents do happen. Depending on the severity, location, and time since the trauma, we are able to develop a plan to allow your pet to heal efficiently using a variety of techniques from bandaging to surgical correction as needed.Pet Mass Removal Probably the most common soft tissue surgery performed on pets is the removal of masses or lumps. Early removal and accurate diagnosis through histopathology are recommended to improve the prognosis and overall outcome for you and your pet.Pet Biopsy If a mass is too large or located in a difficult surgical area, biopsies are often recommended first to get an accurate diagnosis so that proper recommendations can be made.Ready to see us?
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- [Sick Pet Care](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/marcellus-ny/sick-pet-care/): Pet Disease Management Early detection and treatment of chronic disease are critical to helping your pet live a long, healthy life with your family. Early management of chronic or age-related conditions is less costly and risky than emergency treatment once the disease progresses. That is why at Lake Country, we recommend annual wellness exams to identify disease processes early, as well as, sick exam appointments for when you notice any changes in your pet. We work collaboratively with you to determine the best diagnostic approach and treatment plan depending on which body systems are affected and provide options that align with your needs while still meeting the standard of care.Referral Capability Your primary veterinarian will refer your pet to one of our referral services when a condition is particularly complex, when more than one disease is present, or when advanced technology is needed for treatment or diagnosis. We will work as part of your pet’s medical team, in conjunction with your specialist, to give your pet the best medical care possible.AFTER HOUR & SPECIALTY CAREReady to see us?
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- [Pet Dental Care](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/marcellus-ny/pet-dental-care/): Your pet’s dental procedure, or COHAT, includes a thorough oral examination, full-mouth X-rays, periodontal charting, ultrasonic scaling and polishing, and, when necessary, surgical extractions of diseased teeth. We try very hard to preserve your pet’s normal dentition; however, in the presence of severe periodontal disease, tooth resorption, or fracture, the appropriate course of treatment is to extract the affected tooth.
- [Pet Wellness Services](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/marcellus-ny/pet-wellness-services/): At Lake Country Veterinary Clinic, we believe that it is much easier to prevent diseases than it is to treat them. We also believe that every patient is an individual and has a unique set of circumstances that may inform us in what their specific preventative care needs might be. Factors that we may consider include breed, age, lifestyle, health status, diet, reproductive status, and even the accompanying human preference. We believe that medicine is not a “one size fits all” practice. As such, each patient will receive a tailored approach to best meet his or her preventative care needs.
- [Veterinary Services](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/marcellus-ny/veterinary-services/): Pet Wellness Services
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PostsCat Diarrhea Remedies: Natural vs. Vet-Recommended OptionsTomatoes in Dog Food: Are They a Healthy Ingredient?Best Practices for Bathing and Brushing a Maine CoonPet Dental Pain Isn’t Always Obvious: When to Seek Urgent CareChronic Kidney Disease and Appetite Loss in Older PetsHusky Lifespan: When Do Huskies Become Seniors?Hydrogen Peroxide for Dogs: What Poison Control Experts SayHydrolyzed Protein Dog Food: Prescription vs. Over-the-Counter OptionsBenadryl for Dogs with Skin Allergies and Itching: Safety GuideBite Wounds Between Pets: Urgent Care Surgical Repair ExplainedWhat Happens to Lost Pets After the 4th of July — and How to Protect YoursSkin Conditions That Look Minor But Often Require Urgent Pet CareIVDD in Dogs: A Neurologist-Backed Guide to Spinal Disc Disease in At-Risk BreedsCat Scratching Behavior Explained: A Veterinarian's Guide to Territory Marking and Claw HealthWhat's the Difference Between a General Vet and a Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialist?7 Hidden Health Problems a Veterinary Ultrasound Can Detect Before Symptoms AppearHow Veterinary Dentistry Helps Dogs and Cats Live Healthier LivesUnderstanding Pet Allergies and How to Manage Recurring Skin ProblemsSmall Hypoallergenic Cat Breeds That Are Perfect for ApartmentsHistory of the Ragamuffin Cat Breed: Origins, Evolution, and TodayFastest Ways to Get Rid of Fleas on Dogs and in Your HomeNutritious and Low-Calorie Treats for Overweight Pets in 2026Great Dane Lifespan in Human Years: A Simple Comparison GuideUltimate Guide to Summer Safety for PetsPagesTerms of UseBlogPet Diagnostic CarePet Mobile Internal Medicine SpecialistAccessibilityReferral FormHomePet Integrative MedicinePet Soft Tissue SurgerySick Pet CarePet Dental CarePet Wellness ServicesVeterinary ServicesSitemapMarcellus, NY ReviewsCurrent Positions AvailableMeet Your LCVC TeamPhoto GalleryAbout Lake Country Veterinary CareAfter Hour & Specialty CareLifeLearn Client Education LibraryFinancial PlanningPrivacy PolicyFrequently Asked QuestionsReady to see us?
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- [Marcellus, NY Reviews](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/veterinarian-marcellus-ny-reviews/): Thank you for making Lake Country Veterinary Care one of the highest-rated veterinary hospitals in Marcellus, NY! Your kind words mean the world to us, and we’re so thankful that you’ve taken the time to provide us with feedback.
- [Current Positions Available](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/marcellus-ny-veterinary-jobs/): Join our veterinary team
We are a compassionate small animal general practice serving the Fingerlakes in Upstate New York. Our historic connection with the community is the foundation upon which our practice was built. We intend to maintain that connection as we evolve, incorporating modern medicine and services to enhance the overall experience for our loyal clients.Available Positions Ready to start your veterinary career? COMPLETE OUR EMPLOYMENT FORM BELOW. PLEASE NOTE: FIELDS WITH * ARE REQUIREDReady to see us?
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- [Meet Your LCVC Team](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/veterinarian-in-marcellus-ny/): LCVCOwner/
VeterinarianDr. Allison AmbrosieCo-Medical Director
& VeterinarianDr. Nick BogumilDVMDr. Becca KanozaPractice ManagerJenniLVT, Lead Veterinary TechnicianSarahLicensed Veterinary TechnicianGabriellaLicensed Veterinary
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- [About Lake Country Veterinary Care](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/about-lake-country-veterinary-care/): Lake Country Veterinary Clinic was established in 1985 by Dr. Wayne Beilman. Dr. Ambrosie’s family moved to Skaneateles in 1987, and they started bringing their dog to Lake Country. Dr. Beilman helped to cultivate her love for animals by allowing her to sit on the edge of the surgery suite as a child to watch him repair her lab’s torn cruciate ligament and hired her as an assistant to gain experience prior to applying to vet school. After graduation, she was hired as a new associate and eventually purchased the practice in 2021. Dr. Ambrosie is proud to continue his legacy of high-quality care for pets and the people who love them in the community that she calls home. Her goal as the new owner is to maintain the personal relationships with clients and the quality medicine that has always been offered while evolving to incorporate more services that allow our patients to maintain a long quality of life.
- [After Hour & Specialty Care](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/emergency-clinics-marcellus-ny/): Veterinary Medical Center
- [LifeLearn Client Education Library](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/lifelearn-client-education-library/): Here at Lake Country, we strive to provide our community with reliable, trusted sources of information. In our endeavor to provide information on dispensed medications, chronic conditions and common toxins we are providing our clients access to LifeLearn Client Education library. This library is available 24/7. Please use the “search articles” bar in the top right corner to search specific items. Have additional questions? Please call or text our office during our regular business hours at (315)673-4858.
- [Financial Planning](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/financial-planning/): A simple way to ease financial concerns.
- [Privacy Policy](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/privacy-policy/): Lake Country Veterinary Clinic ("Company" or "We") respects your privacy and are committed to protecting it through our compliance with this policy.
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://lakecountryvetcare.com/frequently-asked-questions/): Lake Country Veterinary Care offers a wide range of veterinary services for our patients. Just a few of our wellness and preventive care services are listed on our Services page.