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Heartworm disease
is a threat wherever mosquitoes exist, and our region of
the Midwest is no exception. Pampered indoor lap pets
and outdoor athletes are both at risk; be sure your
fuzzy friend is protected with monthly
heartworm
preventatives
today. |
Go
GREEN
with your pet:
Eco-friendly tips for reducing your pet’s carbon paw
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We are
proud to now offer a new line of adjuvant-free feline
vaccines.
PUREVAX®
vaccines
offer powerful protection and excellent safety.
Read
more.. |
It's
time to shed that extra winter weight! We can
help your pet get back into shape.
Learn more about nutritional
consultations, weight loss, and exercise... |
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February
is
National Pet
Dental Health Month!
Learn more about our
dental services... |
October
is National Pet Wellness Month! Learn more about Wellness exams. |
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Are
Poinsettias poisonous to pets? Visit the
ASPCA's list of toxic plants
to find out if your holiday decorations are dangerous. |
Read
about La
Crosse Veterinary Clinic's 50+ year history here. |
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November
is
Pet Diabetes Month
Learn
more. |
Our
very first
OPEN HOUSE
was a success! Visitors enjoyed touring the
clinic, learning about the magic that happens here
everyday, snacking on refreshments, getting free
goodies, and winning wonderful prizes!
See more
Open House photos... |
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Have
you heard of Anaplasmosis, Ehrlichia, or Lyme disease?
Find out more about the 4DX test that checks for all 3
plus Heartworm disease. |
Has
your veterinarian ever recommended a dental? Find
out more... |
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Anxious
about your pets upcoming surgery?
Set your
mind at ease and read all about the
surgery experience
at our clinic. |
BELLA...MAX...CHLOE...CHARLIE...
Did your
pet's name make the list?
Check out the Top Ten
Most Popular Pet Names at La Crosse
Veterinary Clinic in 2010 |
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PET
TRAVEL 101:
Automobile or Airplane:
Our tips for taking trips with your pet
Planning a
vacation with your furry friend? With some
thoughtful planning and preparation, you both can have a
safe and comfortable adventure! |
ENRICH YOUR PETS LIFE:
Sure, you realize the importance of quality nutrition,
fresh water, regular veterinary care and loads of love
for your pet, but cats and dogs also need regular
physical exercise and mental stimulation in order to
thrive. Here are our tips for thwarting boredom,
redirecting naughty behavior, and enhancing the bond you
share with your fuzzy best friend. |
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FLEAS
ARE EVERYWHERE! This is a particularly bad flea
season, and we are seeing them on several patients in
the clinic.
Learn more about infestations and
protecting your pet. If your pet
doesn't have fleas, be sure to use monthly preventative
flea control to keep him/her flea free! |
After a long cold winter, both cats and
dogs are sensing spring is in the air! Now may be the
perfect time to consider adding a joint supplement to
your pet’s health program.
Read More |
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Summer Pet Care Tips
for Cats and Dogs:
Summer is here! Heat and humidity can add up to
danger. When the mercury starts to soar, remember
your pets with these helpful
tips... |
Collars
and tags are great, but microchips are even better.
A microchip is a revolutionary and permanent way to
safely identify your pet if he or she should ever get
lost.
Learn More |
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Allergy
season is here in full force: Is your pet itching for relief?
Read more about common
symptoms, types and causes of allergies, and helpful
ways to manage the itch. |
Pets and people alike are itching to get
outside to play, soak up some sun, and take in the
wonder of
spring.
While you’re out enjoying
the warmer weather with your pet, here are a few
spring
tips to keep in mind. |
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Did
you know that 54% of cats and 56% of dogs in the U.S.
are
overweight or obese? How does your dog or cat compare?
Read more... |
November
is
Pet Diabetes Month
Assess your pet's risk of
developing diabetes and learn more
here. |
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Near
and Dear to Our Hearts:
Senior Pets
Learn about keeping your older pet
comfortable, accommodating his/her changing senses,
providing beneficial nutrition and supplements, and
coping with behavior changes. |
Winter
Pet Tips
Our cold
Wisconsin weather is here in full force: Is your pet
staying warm this winter? |
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