Category Archives: holidays
Joy to the World!
May you be filled with the hope that Jesus’ birth affords, & that we so desperately need. Christmas is God’s gift of love to YOU!! You are precious, worthwhile, & so very loved! I hope you feel it this holiday season. Merry Christmas!!!
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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
May Your Days Be Merry & Bright...
As we move into the Christmas season, we are again reminded of God’s great gift of salvation. It is our sincere hope that as you celebrate the holidays with your family, friends & pets, you may know & understand how very much you are loved, & may experience God’s peace & rich blessings. Have a bright, merry & meaningful Christmas!!
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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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Happy Birthday, Willow Animal Hospital!!
As of October 1, 2016, Willow Animal Hospital has been serving northern Wisconsin for 28 years. Thank-you to all of our loyal customers for your patronage & support through the years!!
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God Bless America
Thank you to all our veterans, and their service dogs, who have sacrificed to keep our country free! Enjoy a safe and happy Independence Day.
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Baby, It's Cold Outside!
Its cold weather season! For outdoor pets, adopt the following rules to keep them safe during subzero temperatures:
•Provide a shelter to escape the cold that is clean, dry and insulated (garage, shed, kennel)
•Avoid abrupt temperature changes like bringing pets into a heated facility and then back out into the extreme cold as this can put them more at risk for certain infectious diseases
•Keep your pets dry with regular bedding changes, removing wet blankets or covers, and providing a shelter to avoid getting wet in the first place
•Use a heated water container and check it regularly to ensure there is plenty of liquid water available
•Increase feed by about 10-15% in order to help pets tolerate the cold stress
•Take caution with the products you use to help melt ice and snow as they can be irritating to pets’ feet or GI tract when ingested. Look for pet safe salts or avoid use when possible.
•With outdoor cats and wildlife in the area, make sure to tap on your hood before starting the car to make sure they are not cuddling up next to the heat of the engine
•Keep your pet away from lakes and ponds in the area that could have thin ice
Dr. Sarah Myers, Willow Animal Hospital
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Merry Christmas!!!
Merry Christmas, from the doctors and staff at Willow Animal Hospital
Thank you for your business and friendship! May you feel God’s blessing during this holiday season, and have a new year that is full of hope and joy. (photo courtesy of: www.pinterest.com)
Independence Day Tips
Happy 4th of July! As you enjoy the festivities remember to keep your pets’ safety in mind. The stressful noises of parades and fireworks can be a major source of stress for your pets. Make sure they are secured in a safe place or on a secure leash during parades and fireworks. The loud noises from the festivities can often scare pets enough that they run away and become lost. If your pets’ stress is severe schedule an appointment with your veterinarian to discuss medication options that may help to calm them. Dr. Sarah Myers, Willow Animal Hospital
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