Springfield Veterinary Clinic
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Heat Stroke in Pets
Jun 20 2024
As the summer heat intensifies, it's important to remember that our furry friends are also susceptible to the dangers of high temperatures. One of the most serious risks pets face during hot weather…
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Big Bang Theory: How to Help Your Pet Get Through Fireworks Season
Jun 13 2024
We are getting closer to some of the most anxiety-inducing days in a pet’s life: the fireworks celebrations that happen at the beginning of July. Firework displays, while exciting for humans, can be…
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A New Beginning: Helping Your Shelter Cat Acclimate and Reduce Stress
Jun 06 2024
Hello, human friends! Did you know June is Adopt a Shelter Cat Month? My name is Whiskers, and I want to share my story of adoption from a shelter to a loving home. Let me walk you through what it's…
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Understanding Antibiotic Resistance: A Guide for Pet Owners
May 30 2024
Our pets rely on us for love, care, and protection, and part of that responsibility includes understanding the health risks they face. One such emerging threat is antibiotic resistance, a growing…
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New Developments for Navigating International Travel with your Dog
May 23 2024
Travelling with your dog across borders just got a bit tricker. Last week, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released updated requirements for bringing dogs into the US. These…
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Be Prepared: How to Safely Evacuate with Your Pets During Wildfires
May 09 2024
Did you know that May 9 is National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day? As this year’s wildfire prediction is higher than last year for many parts of North America, it's essential for pet owners to…
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Rainy Days and Pet Health
May 02 2024
April showers may bring May flowers, but for pet owners, they also bring potential health risks for our furry friends. As the rain falls and the temperatures rise, the risk of dogs becoming infected…
