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Is my dog at risk for Lyme and other tick-borne diseases?
Tick season is in full swing in Washtenaw County, and the Ann Arbor Animal Hospital is pulling a lot of ticks off of dogs right now. The biggest concern with these parasites is Lyme disease, and this past year individuals have contracted Lyme disease from local ticks without leaving the county.
Iris the Wonder Puppy, part 2
Iris, a Borzoi Sighthound, was everything her owner Meaghan had hoped– until she wasn’t quite herself one evening. A life-threatening illness proved to be the culprit, and quick action and a lot of care saved Iris’ life.
Iris the Wonder Puppy, part 1
Iris, a Borzoi Sighthound, was everything her owner Meaghan had hoped– until she wasn’t quite herself one evening. A life-threatening illness proved to be the culprit, and quick action was required to save Iris’ life.
The never-ending Tick saga…
It’s turning out to be another crazy year for one of the little vampiric and potentially disease-carrying pests of the Michigan spring and summer.
What To Expect on Surgery Day
You may be anxious about your pet’s surgical procedure for many reasons. We’d like to take a few minutes to describe our protocols and hopefully ease your mind about what to expect.
When To Call Animal Poison Control
Determining that your pet has ingested something poisonous, and how much, is not so simple as finding an empty bottle marked “poison”.
Fat Cats
Over half of the cats in the U.S. are overweight or obese. Is yours one of them?
Ugh! Is that my dog’s breath?!
You’ve had a tough day at work, you turn the key and a mob of overjoyed, energetic and panting dogs rushes you. Such a greeting! Like they’ve been desperately waiting all day for you to walk through the door, but wait… what is that smell?! Yep, it’s your dog’s breath.
Edmund the Instagram star!
Edmund, our February pet of the month, is a rescue pit mix who is a rising Instagram star!
Cancer and your pet
Even though it is scary, pet cancer is actually extremely common and a cancer diagnosis is not a death sentence for your cherished pet. Read on to learn about warning signs and possible treatments.