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May 17th
Essential fatty acids seem to be an important buzzword these days. Everywhere you go, there are advertisements for supplements that now have fish oil and foods that are fortified with omega-3’s. This trend has even started to filter over to … Continue reading →
May 14th
Echo has completed her first phase of training with us. She now enters her final training with Can Do Canines. I couldn’t believe how hard it really was to walk out without her. We could not have loved her more. … Continue reading →
May 2nd
It is very important that puppies be socialized early, preferably prior to reaching 12-16 weeks of age. This means taking the puppy to socialization classes even before a full vaccination series has been completed. Puppies begin learning at birth and … Continue reading →
April 30th
It’s spring! And the time of year when we start thinking about our lawns. One of the common questions veterinarians hear is “What can I do to prevent my dog’s urine from burning the grass?” The problem Urine is produced … Continue reading →
April 26th
This Little Piggy Went to Market: What should I feed my guinea pig? When I was in elementary school I owned several guinea pigs who were some of the best pets I’ve ever had. They are gentle, smart, and engaging … Continue reading →
April 20th
Feline behaviors can be perplexing at times, but the more we know what “normal” behavior is, the more understandable they become. When observing a particular behavior it is important to think about how it may be related to the evolution … Continue reading →
April 2nd
Pet insurance coverage and choices have really grown over the last few years due to its increasing popularity. Many have different policy coverage options to choose from, along with different deductibles and co-pay requirements. Be sure you understand what the … Continue reading →
March 29th
We are in the midst of a glorious and very early spring. This is a gift Minnesotans rarely experience. The trees are budding out and the daffodils are already in bloom. Just as our gardens have made an early appearance, … Continue reading →
March 23rd
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has scheduled another National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day which will take place on Saturday, April 28, 2012 from 10:00a.m. to 2:00p.m.. This is a great opportunity to safely dispose of unused prescription drugs. Participants in … Continue reading →
March 21st
Type 2 diabetes is on the rise in people, and it is also common in cats. But signs of diabetes can be subtle. Also, cats have evolved an exceptional ability to hide signs of illness – a survival instinct that … Continue reading →
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I was referred to Animal Wellness Center when my senior kitty was not doing so well. The Doctor recommended a great plan for him that allowed us to enjoy Polo for so many great years. When it came time to let him go, the staff at Animal Wellness was so caring it made the whole process comforting. We were able to use this special room that was just like we were back home where he was most comfortable. Thanks for caring and thanks fordoing what you do with such compassion.
- Steve G.
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