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Warning Signs of Cancer in Pets: What Every Dog and Cat Owner Should Know

As pet owners, we all want our furry companions to live long, healthy lives. But just like humans, pets can develop serious health issues, including cancer. While the word “cancer” is one no pet owner wants to hear, early detection and prompt treatment can make all...

Practice Managers Appreciation Week – Meet Paula

Have you ever wondered who keeps everything running smoothly behind the scenes at Minnesota Veterinary Hospital? As pet owners, we often focus on the compassionate veterinarians and technicians who care for our furry companions, but there’s another crucial person...

Top 5 Benefits of Doggy Daycare for Working Parents

Balancing a busy work schedule with the responsibilities of pet ownership can be challenging. Ensuring your dog receives the care, exercise, and attention they need while you’re away is a key part of keeping them mentally and physically healthy. At Minnesota...

Summer Heat? No Problem! Engaging Indoor Activities for Pets

As the summer heat ramps up, it’s only natural to spend more time indoors to keep cool. But while you're lounging in the air conditioning, your pets might be getting a little stir-crazy. Keeping your furry friends entertained indoors is key to their happiness and...

How Doggy Daycare Enriches Your Pet’s Life

Happy Face Is there anything better than your dog running toward you, tongue hanging out, with a gigantic smile on their face? If you’re a pet owner, very few things compare to seeing your pet full of joy. It’s a pet owner’s dream for their pet to be that happy. We...

Microchipping Your Pet

Not The Game You Want To Play There are so many fun things about summer – swimming, barbecues, cornhole, softball, pickleball, and more. There are so many activities to do and games to play during this busy season. There’s one game, though, that no one wants to play:...

Summer Booms: Start Preparing Your Pet Now

Summer Celebrations Summertime. Cookouts, the beach, time spent relaxing with family and friends, and sharing all the joys of everything from a bonfire to fireworks. While we may find fireworks displays beautiful and exciting, our pets can experience them very...

Tick and Heartworm Protection For Pets

All The Joys Of Summer Long days, easy nights. Time spent with family and friends. Tubing down the river or swimming at the beach. Hikes, biking, or taking a long walk. All the joys of summer and more. On the other hand, bugs and other creepy crawlies abound. They may...

Pet Dental Health Month

Smile… Smile and the whole world smiles with you, especially if you take great care of that smile. Caring for your teeth and your children’s teeth is a natural part of taking care of ourselves, but did you know that your pet needs the same kind of care? Many pet...

It’s All About The Heart

February Ah, February. Love month. Our hearts go pitter patter. Sometimes, if love strikes us in a certain way, our hearts grow sixteen sizes. For many, February is all about the heart, so it’s a great time to focus on a healthy heart for the one who loves you most –...

Canine Influenza Update 5.27/15

Press release from the Minnesota Board of Animal Health: May 27, 2015 H3N2 Influenza in Dogs Recent test results confirm that at least five Minnesota dogs were infected with a new strain of influenza virus called H3N2. All of the dogs were most likely exposed to this...

Parasite Prevention

Parasite Prevention

Parasites that affect dogs and cats can be found either internally or externally. The pest may attach itself to the pet's fur, the animal may ingest it, or it may get infected through a mosquito bite. When left untreated, parasite infestation can cause serious...

Spring into safety with your pet!

Human aren't the only ones who get spring fever. Your dog, who may have only went outside to take care of business the past several months, is anxious to get out there to dig holes and go on long walks with you. If your cats go outside, they too are ready to soak up...

Don’t Have a Heartbreak!

Heartworm disease causes serious complication in dogs and cats and can even be fatal to them. The heartworm is approximately one foot long and lives inside the lungs, heart, and blood vessels of affected animals. In addition to house pets, heartworms may be found in...

Celebrate Your Pet

An enthusiastic greeting when you walk through the door after a long day at work. A sloppy kiss. A warm snuggle with the loudest purr you have ever heard. These are just some of the reasons you love your dog or cat so much. The bonds that people form with their pets...

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