Winter Care For Senior Pets
Winter may not officially start for a few more weeks, but the temps are already dropping. While some of our furry friends love the snow and cold, others really struggle … Read More
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Thanksgiving With Senior Pets
Thanksgiving is coming up fast! Many people are already starting their Turkey Day planning and preparations. If you have an older pet, you’ll want to take a few extra precautions … Read More
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Fall With Fido
Autumn can be breathtakingly beautiful here in Wisconsin. Many of our canine patients love this time of year. Those crisp autumn days are great dog-walking weather! However, there are a … Read More
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Protecting Your Dog’s Vision
Did you know that July is National Vision Month? This is technically geared towards humans, but it applies to our canine companions, too. Just like people, dogs can suffer vision … Read More
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Tips For Taking Fido To Work
Take Your Dog To Work Day is June 24th! Given the option, Fido may want to go to work with you every day. Our canine companions love to stick close … Read More
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Caring For An Anxious Dog
It’s Dog Anxiety Awareness Week! Just like people, dogs can suffer from fear, phobias, loneliness, and stress. Fido can’t express himself very well, so he may unleash his pent-up angst … Read More
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Puppy Parenting Tips
Have you recently adopted a puppy? Congratulations! Your furry little friend is going to bring you lots of love, joy, and laughter over the years. However, being a puppy parent … Read More
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Resolutions For Active Dogs
Happy New Year! Many of us are more than happy to bid farewell to 2021, and say hello to 2022. Your pooch may also be pretty excited today, even if … Read More
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Caring For A Diabetic Dog
Has your canine buddy been diagnosed with diabetes? If so, Fido isn’t alone. Diabetes has risen dramatically among pets over recent years. One study–the 2016 State of Pet Health Report–showed … Read More
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Playing With A Senior Dog
Is your canine buddy a senior? Fido will naturally slow down as he ages, but he’ll still enjoy letting his inner puppy out sometimes. Playing will still be fun for … Read More
