Veterinary Blog
5 Myths about Cancer in Pets
5 Myths about Cancer in Pets November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month, and we want to reveal the truth behind common myths about cancer in pets. Learn what really happens when a pet develops cancer and undergoes treatment as we debunk some pet cancer...
The Importance of Pet Socialization
Socializing your pet is more than just an excuse to show off your adorable new puppy or kitten. Ensuring your pet has a variety of positive experiences in the world around them will help give them the tools they need to adjust to whatever life throws at them. Proper...
How to Prevent Pet Obesity
Pet obesity is a huge issue. In honor of National Pet Obesity Awareness Day, we’re shedding light on three ways to feed your pet to keep them at a healthy weight. Follow these tips to ensure your four-legged friend is more fur than fat. #1: Feed your pet using a food...
Medicating Your Pet Doesn’t Have to Be a Hard
5 Secrets to Successfully Medicating Your Pet Medicating your pet can be a difficult feat. After a bit of professional-level wrestling and some scratches and bites, it can still end in frustration. Due to improper techniques, many pets associate panic and fear with...
Monthly Newsletter for September
Vol. 35 No. 332 September 2021 Remembering Dr. Dave Hunsberger It is with a very heavy heart that we share the passing of one of Heartland’s finest, Dr. Dave Hunsberger. Dave lost his battle with cancer and its complications on August 11. Dave was raised on a dairy...
3 Tips for Making a Pet Disaster Plan
3 Tips for Making a Pet Disaster Plan What would happen to your pet in an emergency? If you’re uncertain, take these steps to ensure their safety if the unthinkable becomes a reality. #1: Ensure your pet is always wearing current identification In an emergency, your...
Monthly Newsletter for August
Vol. 35 No. 331: Milk hygiene and calf health Summer is here! The heat and timely precipitation have created some exceptional crops from what I see driving around the countryside. However, the climate that benefits our crops can create challenges with livestock. There...
Signs of Pet Allergies
Spring and summer are prime allergy seasons for people and pets alike. But, while you sniffle and sneeze your way through the summer months, you may notice that your pet does not experience the same symptoms. While the mechanism for allergies is the same—the body’s...
Tips to Help Your Dog Beat Back to School Boredom
Summer is winding down, which means your kids will be heading back to school soon. While you may be looking forward to the peace and quiet while you work from home, your fun-loving dog may have a different opinion about the change of pace. With long walks, playtime in...