Read all about it on our Blog!

Feline hyperesthesia syndrome—which is also called rolling skin syndrome and twitchy cat disease—is a rather unique issue that we occasionally see in our feline friends. The condition is characterized by hypersensitivity of the skin, usually on the back. A local…

November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month, and you guessed it -just like humans, pets can get cancer too. In fact, cancer is the leading cause of death in older dogs and cats, so it’s important that we have the…

Is your feline friend a senior? Cats usually age quite gracefully, so you’ll likely see gradual changes rather than sudden, drastic ones. However, your pet will definitely benefit from some extra TLC as she grows older. Here, an Oconomowoc, WI…

It’s hard to believe that summer is already over. Autumn is a beautiful time of year, but it does also carry some concerns for pet owners. Here, a local Oconomowoc, WI vet goes over some of the key seasonal dangers…

Cats are mysterious creatures. We all know that, but did you know that their eating habits can sometimes be quite odd? Of course, all animals have their own individual quarks and ticks, which is why we love them. Read on…

Ruh Roh! September 13th is Scooby Doo Day! The beloved cartoon dog has become a fixture in American pop culture, and has been exposing the nefarious dealings of malevolent, mask-wearing schemers since the late 1960’s. A vet discusses the iconic…

August 20th is a special day for some of our largest canine pals: it’s St. Bernard’s Day. As you can probably guess, this Italian monk is the namesake and breeder of the gentle giants we know and love today. A…

It’s Yorkie Day! These cute pups may be small, but they have big personalities and some raving fans. A veterinarian turns the spotlight on these tiny, charming pooches below. Basics The Yorkie is one of the smaller breeds out there,…

Happy National Mutt Day! On the 31st of this month we celebrate all the wonderful things about mixed-breed dogs. Mutts or mixed breed dogs are adorable and loyal, and they have their own unique personalities. Read on as a vet…