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Thanksgiving Tips With Pets
Spend time with your friends and family this Thanksgiving—not with a sick pet! Tips and reminders for keeping your pet happy and healthy while enjoying your holiday.
Halloween Pet Safety: Beware Host of Horrors For Pets
Each year, veterinarians across the country see scores of pet injuries during this time of the year that could easily have been avoided. Pet owners should keep in mind that pets are creatures of habit and don’t appreciate the exciting things that Halloween brings.
Summer Foods & Your Pets
They’re delicious to us, but potentially dangerous for your dog!
When it Heats Up, Watch Out For Heat Stroke
Every owner should be extra attuned to their pets during the hot summer months. Heat stroke is a very serious matter and a prompt response can often be the difference between life and death.
Summer Safety Tips For Pets
Summer is great, but our furry friends may face some familiar dangers. Here are some summer safety tips for pets from Ann Arbor Animal Hospital.
Noise Anxiety: Tips for a Wonderful 4th of July With Your Pets
The 4th of July is right around the corner, and the loud sounds may cause noise anxiety in our pets. Here are some warning signs to look for, and suggestions on how to help your pet deal with it!
Corn Cobs, Bones, and Scraps Oh My!!!
As we gather together with friends and family in the coming days and weeks of summer, let’s remember a few things to keep our pets safe.
Tips for Anxious Pets on the Fourth of July
Independence Day can be the highlight of the summer for us, but for pets—especially anxious ones—it can be terrifying. Read on for ideas one how to help them!
Pickup Procedure for Controlled Substances
We are not able to pre-fill prescriptions for controlled substances, so they must be picked up from our front desk.
Easter lilies and cats don’t mix
If you suspect your cat may have ingested any part of a lily, it is imperative that you take it to a veterinarian immediately for emergency care, and tell the vet of your suspicions. If caught in time, the problems can be arrested and renal function restored; if not, permanent kidney damage can result and death becomes likely.