Just like human beings, your furry companion can have a health event or injury that can spring an entirely unexpected expense on you. If the treatments require surgery, medications and longer term care, the cost can easily total thousands of…
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…
National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM) is a campaign held each August to highlight the importance of vaccination for people of all ages. The awareness should also extend to your furry friends and companions as well! Vaccinations can be a key…
July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month, a time to focus on keeping our furry friends safe and sound. According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), an estimated 10 million pets go missing each…
Benefits of microchipping your pet The primary benefit of using a microchip is that if an animal is lost or stolen, they can be identified and traced back to an owner when they are recovered, and in the care of…
Medical professionals tell us routine dental care is essential to human health. Do you know routine dental care is just as important to your dog's health? For many dogs who do not receive dental care on a regular basis, periodontal…
Just like human beings, your feline companion(s) can have a health event or injury that can spring an entirely unexpected expense on you. If the treatments require surgery, medications and longer term care, the cost can easily total thousands of…
The month of March has been dedicated to Pet Poison Prevention Awareness in order to build awareness about the many different poisonous items that can be harmful to pets. A good proportion of these dangerous items can be found in…
Deciding whether or not to euthanize a companion animal can be a difficult and emotional decision. It is important to consider the well-being of the animal and to assess his/her quality of life. Here are some factors to consider when…