Halloween can be a fun time for people and pet, but there are certain key things to be aware of. Here are a few tips to help you celebrate Halloween with your pet safely! Costumes Every year it seems that…
At Glen Oak, we practice both traditional veterinary medicine and Holistic Veterinary Care, which incorporates a program designed to not only treat animal health issues, but to try and prevent them. We always look for the best solution and treatment…
With the 4th of July just around the corner, many of us are getting ready to celebrate Independence Day with cookouts, family gatherings and watching public fireworks displays. While we humans are having a grand old time, we must remember…
After 25 wonderful years, we are sad to announce that Dr.Kopec has retired from Glen Oak Dog and Cat Hospital. Dr. Kopec plans to spend time gardening and enjoying her new husband and animals. We are grateful for all the…
It is estimated that every year, approximately 10 million pets are lost in the United States. Unfortunately, a good majority will end up in an animal shelter. It is a sad reality that less than 20 percent of dogs and…
Both dogs and cats can experience thyroid related disorders, however they are typically affected in different ways. Dogs are commonly much more prone to develop hypothyroidism, or low thyroid hormone (thyroxine) levels, and generally at younger ages. Conversely, cats almost…
What do you do when you need to leave town and your pet or companion cannot come with you? Sometimes a friend or family member is not available to watch them and for many, the idea of a stay at…