To our valued clients, As of Monday March 23/2020, we will be making significant changes in our operations to do our part in flattening the curve of the spread of COVID-19; and protecting our staff, their families, and our clients. In taking these measures we hope to continue to provide essential veterinary care to all [...]
It is important to use at least one available method of identification on your pet to help you find them in the unfortunate event they become lost. There are a few different forms of ID that can be used including: -Microchips: Tiny chips implanted under the skin over the shoulders with a needle. These need [...]
Vaccine reactions in pets are rare but they can occur. Usually they are mild and short lived, very similar to most human vaccine reactions. The benefits of disease protection from the commonly used vaccines greatly outweighs the risks. The most common vaccine reactions include either soreness or swelling at the injection site, stomach upset, lethargy, [...]
This year the Leppelmann family have gone to Kenya to work with Veterinarians Without Borders. They have been sending us pictures and information while they are there. Please check back regularly for updates! There are 42000 dairy producers that ship milk to the dairy processor we are working with. Average [...]
February is pet dental month. The importance of dental care and oral health to pets cannot be over emphasized. Often dental care for pets is overlooked because issues with the teeth are not always easy to notice. Many people also think that as long as their pet is still eating their teeth are fine but [...]
During the holiday season we often travel to visit family and friends. Sometimes we take our furry family members along or we may arrange to have them cared for while we are away. Both travelling and being cared for by others can be stressful for many animals. However there are some ways we can hopefully [...]
