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How to Care for a Pet With Noise Aversion

Does the distant rumble of thunder cause your pet to run for cover? Perhaps the vacuum cleaner’s whirr sends them into a panic, and fireworks’ booms cause them to frantically seek out a hiding place. Noise aversion is a common but often misunderstood condition that can transform a happy and well-adjusted pet into a terrified, [...]

Taking Care of Ticks: What to Do If You Find a Tick On Your Pet

Spotting a tick creeping through your pet’s fur, or worse, attached to their skin is enough to make your own skin crawl. These bloodsucking parasites do more than just give you a creepy-crawly feeling. They can transmit a multitude of serious diseases that can have lifelong negative effects on your pet’s health. If you find [...]

Getting to the Point: Acupuncture for Pets

When your pet has a medical or behavioral issue, you want to ensure you are doing everything possible, from administering supplements to scheduling surgery, to manage their condition and help them heal as quickly as possible. In many cases, acupuncture can be the perfect complementary therapy to help your furry pal feel better, heal naturally, [...]

How Your Pet Benefits From Regular Wellness Care

Scheduling your pet’s veterinary exam when they appear perfectly healthy may seem unnecessary, but regular wellness care is vital to your furry pal’s health, happiness, and wellbeing. Our Oak Creek Veterinary Care team explains why you should click Book an Appointment now to schedule your pet’s next wellness visit. 5 key benefits of regular wellness [...]

Its Tick Season

Believe it or not the ticks are out… temps above the mid 30’s are all these parasites need to become active!!! While we are still waiting for it to feel like summer, the ticks are very happy with our current warm up. Fortunately, keeping your pet safe from these tiny but troublesome parasites can be [...]

What You Should Know About Canine Influenza

Canine Influenza, commonly known as the dog flu, is a highly contagious viral infection caused by two specific types of the canine influenza virus (H3N2 & H3N8, which most dogs have no immunity for). Though canine influenza has similar symptoms to human influenza virus like fever and fatigue, the canine influenza is NOT currently known [...]

Show Your Pet’s Some Love!

Our furry family members offer us so much and ask for so little in return. This Valentine’s Day show them how much they are truly appreciated and loved by giving them the best gift: good health! You shouldn’t wait until your pet is sick before seeing a veterinarian! Instead you should take your pet to [...]

Veterinarian Continuing Education

One of the ways our veterinarians can continue to provide excellent care for your furry family members, is by attending continuing education classes and seminars. Dr. Toro and Dr. Burguete will be fulfilling their continuing education credits in the upcoming weeks and will be out of the office. If your pet is a patient of [...]

Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving, like many Holidays, is a day where many families and people come together to celebrate and eat lots and lots of good food. Although there are always cautions to take on what your furry family member is fed, there are also some foods your pet can enjoy! Sweet potato (plain, with no seasoning) [...]

Halloween

Halloween is around the corner and that means lots of fun costumes, trick or treating, and plenty of adorable pet Halloween costumes around our homes. Unfortunately, for our fur babies, Halloween also brings lots of delicious, tempting, and dangerous treats! Below are some helpful tips to keep your four-legged family members safe this Halloween. It’s [...]

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