Category Archives: Food
30th ANNIVERSARY!!!!!
Willow Animal Hospital is pleased to announce its upcoming 30-year anniversary in October 2018!!
Dr. Meyer and the Willow staff would like to invite our clients to join us in celebration at Willow Animal Hospital on Saturday, October 6th, 2018 from 10am to 2pm.
Festivities will include:
– Food & beverages
– Meet & greet the Willow staff
– Pet photo op
– Face painting
– Learning opportunities with various product reps & distributors
– Raffle drawings
We are SO grateful for all our wonderful clients that have made it possible for us to reach this important milestone. We look forward to celebrating with you!
Fresh breath for Valentine's Day!
February is National Pet Dental Health Month!! To help the special pet in your life have their brightest, whitest smile, stop by our clinic and pick up a bag of dental care treats for Valentine’s Day. We just received our first shipment of the new Hill’s Prescription Diet Canine Dental Care Chews and have a limited supply of free samples! We also carry dental treats for cats, which have proven very popular with the kitties.
For more ways to help keep your pets’ breath fresh and their mouths health, click HERE
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Can my dog have turkey scraps? My cat likes cranberry sauce; is that okay? If you’re wondering what’s safe for your pets, you are not alone. To get you started, remember to Be Careful of the Bones!! From all of us here at Willow, have a safe & happy Thanksgiving!
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Allergies?
Do you think your pet has a food allergy? Food allergies can cause both allergic skin disease and gastro-intestinal problems. Symptoms of allergic skin disease include scratching or licking the skin which can result in poor coat quality, hair loss and skin infections. Gastrointestinal symptoms of food allergies in-clude vomiting and diarrhea. Diagnosis of a food allergy involves consultation with your veterinarian and a food allergy elimination diet trial. Dr. Sarah Myers, Willow Animal Hospital
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Happy Easter!
Happy Easter! Remember that the tasty chocolate treats we love so much on this holiday can be toxic to your pets. In general, avoid feeding any chocolate to your pet but if they do get into it—how much is too much? Here is a tip to live by: the darker and more bitter the chocolate, the more toxicity risk. With milk chocolate more than 0.5 ounces per pound and with dark chocolate more than 0.1 ounces per pound can result in toxicity. Mild signs of toxicity include vomiting and diarrhea while more severe signs include heart arrhythmias, tremors, seizures even collapse. Contact your veterinarian if you are concerned about chocolate ingestion with your pet! Dr. Sarah Myers, Willow Animal Hospital
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Our Online Pharmacy is Here!
Willow Animal Hospital is proud to offer pet food, products, medications, even prescriptions online via its online pharmacy. Create an account and your orders will be delivered right to your door! Free shipping on orders over $49 or for AutoShip orders.
Have questions? Give us a call at 715-682-2470 and we’ll be happy to help.
Hills Science Diet Food
We carry an established line of Hills Science Diet and Hills Science Diet Prescription formulas for dog and cats. Ask us about our different diets and products we have in order to choose a food that best suits your pets’ nutritional and lifestyle needs.
