1. Feline Leukemia

   Feline leukemia is a deadly virus, easily spread by apparently-healthy cats, especially by fighting.

2. Flea Control

   Flea control in this part of Virginia is a year-round concern, but new products have been developed in the past several years that make the job much easier.

3. Heartworm Disease

   Heartworm disease, which is transmitted by mosquitoes, is a year-round problem in this part of Virginia.

4. Impoundment

   Animals that are picked up by an Animal Control Officer will be brought to the Suffolk Animal Care Center.

5. Leash Law

   The City of Suffolk has a City wide leash law on dogs.

6. Pet Foods

   Nearly all of the large pet food companies produce diets with all of the necessary vitamins and minerals, as well as foods that are very tasty to your pet.

7. Registration

   The City of Suffolk requires that all dog owners obtain a dog license/tag for dogs of at least 6 months of age.

8. Spaying & Neutering

   Spaying or neutering is another way to protect the life of your pet.

9. Vaccinations

   Vaccinations are extremely important in the prevention and control of numerous diseases in dogs and cats, including distemper, parvo and rabies.