The veterinarians of Animal Wellness Center have years of experience working with dogs and cats. See what advice they have for pet owners to keep their furry family members as healthy and happy as possible.
Help Your Pets Grow Old Gracefully with Aging Pet Care
Just because your dog or cat is getting older and starting to slow down does not mean that they should also lose their playful spirit, experience a diminished quality of life, become sick, or suffer from chronic pain.
How to Choose a Healthy Diet for Your Pet
When selecting a food for your pet, it’s very important to select a high-quality brand with high-quality ingredients and consider their individual needs.
Does Your New Pet Need Puppy Training Classes?
As the owner of a new puppy, it’s your responsibility to set your pet up for success – around temptations, distractions, people, and other dogs – with proper training.
What You Need to Know about Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Your Pets
With its 15 Days to Slow the Spread guidelines, the White House has implored all United States citizens to take precautions and follow recommendations to stop the spread of Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) in our country. As our Wisconsin communities practice social distancing and as potentially exposed individuals go into self-quarantine, pet owners everywhere are wondering how/whether COVID-19 can affect dogs and cats (other than leading to unprecedented levels of daytime belly scratches, snuggles, and purring).
Why All Those "Chonky" Pets Aren't Very Cute
Why All Those “Chonky” Pets Actually Aren’t Very Cute The United States has more chubby pets than anywhere else in the world. The internet is flooded with affectionately captioned images of “chonky” cats and dogs, which seem to glorify a very real health problem. With over 50% of pet dogs and cats overweight, obesity isn’t … Continue reading “Why All Those “Chonky” Pets Aren’t Very Cute”
Start an Oral Hygiene Routine with Your Pet for National Pet Dental Health Month
Start an Oral Hygiene Routine with Your Pet for National Pet Dental Health Month Each February, we like to spread awareness about the importance of caring for pets’ teeth to celebrate National Pet Dental Health Month, along with cats, dogs, the American Veterinary Medical Association, and other veterinarians across the country. So, Why Is It … Continue reading “Start an Oral Hygiene Routine with Your Pet for National Pet Dental Health Month”
5 Ways to Prepare Pets for the Cold Wisconsin Weather
5 Ways to Prepare Pets for the Cold Wisconsin Weather You might think your pet’s coat is a natural cure-all for winter weather. Fur will provide your pet with some warmth, but it can’t keep your pet completely warm and safe when the temperature (or windchill) drops below freezing. With Wisconsin’s harsh winter weather upon … Continue reading “5 Ways to Prepare Pets for the Cold Wisconsin Weather”
Instagram New Instagram Account We would like to formally invite everyone to our new Instagram page! We will be sharing scenes from our daily activities and the cutest patients any hospital could ask for! Stop by and take a peek for yourselves. www.instagram.com/awcwi
