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OVERHEATING Summer in Wisconsin is often very hot, which creates a greater risk for overheating in dogs. It’s important to be informed of the signs of overheating and what to do if your dog does overheat. In this blog post we will go over how to prevent your dog from overheating, signs to look out for, and what to do if your dog does overheat. Preventing overheating Preventing your dog from overheating in hot weather
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A lot of pups struggle with the fourth of July fireworks. Check out our firework safety for tips on how to keep your pup safe and comfortable this holiday season. The Fourth of July is approaching fast and is notorious for being a day that dogs go missing. Fireworks are loud and unpredictable, which frightens a lot of dogs. With these tips, you can help keep your dog safe and make them more comfortable during
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Wanting to bring your pup to a dog-friendly patio this summer? Check out our info on Madison’s patio season to get your pup ready to join you on these outings. As the weather gets warmer, more restaurants and breweries are opening up their outdoor seating. There are a ton of dog-friendly patios in the Madison area and a lot of people want to bring their four-legged pal along with them to join in on the
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Tick season is in full swing in Wisconsin. Check out how you can protect your pups from ticks to learn how you can prevent them and what to do when you find one on your dog. Summer is right around the corner in Wisconsin and with the warm weather comes ticks. Ticks thrive in warm and humid climates, making our summers perfect for them. You and your dogs can pick-up ticks in the woods, in
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So your dog pulls the leash. A lot. You’re not alone! Let’s talk about why it happens, and what you can do about it. Spring is in full swing, and everyone wants to get back out on walks with their dogs to enjoy the beautiful weather. However, with spring comes lots of new and exciting smells as well as more people than in the cooler months. During this time, a lot of owners find that
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Is A Public Dog Park the Right Place For My Dog? With the warmer weather approaching, a lot of owners are looking for ways to get their dog outside and socializing with other dogs. A common way that many families try is by taking a trip to the public dog park. The problem with public dog parks is that anyone can use them at any time. This brings a ton of unpredictability to the environment
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Have you ever had one of those days where your dog is just loaded with energy, but you’re not? We have compiled a list of activities to do with your dog for those days when you’re tired, it’s rainy, you’re sick, or you simply don’t have a lot of time to explore outside. Springtime in Wisconsin also brings rain. It’s important on rainy days to still give your dog an outlet for her energy. These
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It’s the holiday season, which means businesses, including your regular vet, may have different business hours over the next few months. Know who to call and how to get there so that you’re prepared if your dog needs emergency care. Bookmark this page so you have it when you need it! Emergency Vet Clinics in Madison, WI: Veterinary Emergency Service – Middleton: 608-831-1101, 1612 N High Point Rd, Middleton, WI 53562 VCA Veterinary Emergency Service

