Chronic Wasting Disease /CWD affected counties

It's HOT Outside....Guess how hot it is in your car?

SUMMER SAFETY... ​​

The following are signs of HEATSTROKE ...Excessive panting, drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, general listlessness, and muscle tremors. Signs can become worse with ataxia, collapse, grayish mucous membranes, and seizures.
If you suspect heatstroke you should bring your pet to a clinic immediately. ​

​6 Ways to Prevent Your Dog from Summer Heat and Heat Stroke

Let's Talk Muzzles...

There are many reasons a dog owner might need or want to muzzle their dog.
​More information on muzzle training and resources, check out The Muzzle Up Project at muzzleupproject.com.

SAFE TRAVELS

When your pet becomes a travel companion, safety is key.
Summertime often means travel time, and many pet owners wouldn't dream of leaving their 4-legged family members at home. Extra preparation and precaution should go into planning a trip when you bring your pet. Before you hit the open road or friendly skies, make sure you've done your homework. 

​Flea and Tick Products We Carry

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​Please call our clinic for more detailed information about these products.  We can help you choose the right Flea & Tick control for your pet.

Flea Control Guide for Pet Owners

RABIES ALERT

A bat handled in St. Paul's Como Park tests positive for rabies.
The Board recommends all dogs, cats, ferrets, and horses be currently vaccinated against the rabies virus. In the event that an animal is exposed or potentially exposed, pets should be rabies vaccinated within 96 hours of exposure.
 more FAQ

Highly contagious disease has horse owners on high alert

PETS AND POT

POISONING CASES AT AN ALL TIME "HIGH"

Mosquito Net or Vectra 3D?

The anti-feeding and insecticidal activity of Vectra3D against mosquitoes was over 99% effective in blocking the development of infective Heartworm larvae!
www.fightheartwormnow.com

WILD WISCONSIN - the future of deer hunting is here...

Click Here for updates on CWD (chronic wasting disease) in Wisconsin

Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection is asking people to exercise caution when adopting a dog from a hurricane region
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 - 12:00 pm

Kennel Cough

Kennel Cough is highly contagious. Even if your pet has been vaccinated for Kennel Cough it may still be at risk. Ask your veterinarian if you have any questions or concerns regarding your pets exposure.
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

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