Halloween Hazards
Pranks - Specifically black cats, have become victims of torture and abuse during Halloween. Be sure to keep you pet indoors.
Candles - Pets are naturally attracted to bright lights in dark areas and may either burn themselves or knock over the candle starting a fire.
Candy and Candy Wrappers - Candy is an obvious item to keep away from you pet, but foil wrappers are often thrown on the ground and disregarded. They can actually become like a razor to your pets internal organs if swollowed.
Costumes - Worn by either people or pets are commonly made of materials that could harm your pet.
Candles - Pets are naturally attracted to bright lights in dark areas and may either burn themselves or knock over the candle starting a fire.
Candy and Candy Wrappers - Candy is an obvious item to keep away from you pet, but foil wrappers are often thrown on the ground and disregarded. They can actually become like a razor to your pets internal organs if swollowed.
Costumes - Worn by either people or pets are commonly made of materials that could harm your pet.
SAFETY FIRST
COVID-19 and ANIMAL CARE CENTER
At this time we are offering Curbside Pick up and Drop off. Please call us when you arrive at 715-386-8878 and we will come out and get your pet. We will gather information for your pet's appointment when we schedule the appointment and can gather more information when we come out to get your pet. This is to help keep the clients, staff and pets safe, following the CDC guidelines and safety protocol with social distancing.
Thank you for your patience during this difficult time.
The Animal Care Center wants to keep pet owners safe.
We are following increased sanitation protocols that have been recommended by health officials and WI Board of Safety.
The avoidance of exposure is the method being instituted to reduce exposure.
IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS PLEASE CALL TO CANCELL YOUR APPOINTMENT.
-FEVER
-COUGH
-SHORTNESS OF BREATH
Please call ahead for medication refills and food. We will take payment information over the phone. We will bring the medications and/or food out to your vehicle. Please call to alert us that you are here.
Facts about COVID-19 can be located at
http:// www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/about/share-facts.html
We are following increased sanitation protocols that have been recommended by health officials and WI Board of Safety.
The avoidance of exposure is the method being instituted to reduce exposure.
IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS PLEASE CALL TO CANCELL YOUR APPOINTMENT.
-FEVER
-COUGH
-SHORTNESS OF BREATH
Please call ahead for medication refills and food. We will take payment information over the phone. We will bring the medications and/or food out to your vehicle. Please call to alert us that you are here.
Facts about COVID-19 can be located at
http:// www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/about/share-facts.html
Hills To Home is a way for you to receive your Pets food directly on your doors step. Please call if you have any questions. After you have created an account the Animal Care Center will be notified. We will be able to select the appropriate food you need for your pet. If you would like to request something specific in the general Science Diet food line please call us and we can request the food you want (example: small bite puppy or adult 7 +).
Press Release MN Board of Animal Health
ALGAE TOXINS
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Flea and Ticks and Flea InfoPlease call our clinic for more detailed information about these products. We can help you choose the right Flea & Tick control for your pet.
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Animal Care Center
591 Lenertz Road Hudson, WI 54016 715-386-8878 Our Veterinarian Dr. Brenda Bray DVM |
Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday: 8:00 am - 11:00 am |
Directions to ANIMAL CARE CENTER
I94 to Exit #4, North on Hwy 12E, West on Lenertz Road, Left in front of Eagle Storage, follow to #591
I94 to Exit #4, North on Hwy 12E, West on Lenertz Road, Left in front of Eagle Storage, follow to #591
ANIMAL EMERGENCY & REFFERRAL CENTER
IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY AFTER HOURS PLEASE CONTACT THE
ANIMAL EMERGENCY & REFERRAL CENTER OF MINNESOTA
AT 651-501-3766
1163 Helmo Ave North Oakdale, MN
Map and directions
AERC is thrilled to announce the addition of Andrew Bean, DVM, MPH, Practice Limited to Companion Exotic Species, to our team starting July 8th.
- Exotic ompanion mammals: rabbits, all rodents, ferrets, sugar gliders, headgehogs
- Birds: chickens, parrots, songbirds, waterfowl
- Reptiles: turtles, tortoises, non-venomous lizards and snakes