Supplements, vitamins, & herbs; we hear a lot about their benefits in human medicine, but are they necessary or safe for our pets? In general,...
Anal Glands
A very common subject of phone calls received at veterinary clinics is a pet that is “scooting”. A common misconception is that it has worms, but...
First Aid Items
April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month. We have created a list of items to keep at home or in your field first aid kit. Bandage Materials...
Over-the-Counter Flea & Tick
There are so many different flea & tick products on the market currently with a wide variety of active ingredients. Some would assume that if...
Coyotes, Wolves, & Bears
As we continue to develop wild territory into human habitat, it is no wonder that instances of confrontation with predators are on the rise....
Importance of Heartworm & Tick Disease Testing
At your dog’s annual exam, the veterinary staff will discuss which vaccines and tests your pet should receive. One of the options we offer is the...
Office Dog Blog: Tips for Finding Your Tennis Ball in the Snow
Having had some experience with this myself, I thought I might share some of my pro tips for how to find your tennis ball when it gets lost in the...
Greeting a Dog
As dog lovers, we love to meet and say "Hello" to every dog we see. However, we often unknowingly greet dogs the wrong way. We habitually set dogs...
Office Dog Blog: Dinosaur
This is Dinosaur, he is a Triceratops. My coworkers assigned this work project specifically to me. I made it my sole responsibility to care for this...