Village Vet Animal Clinic Blog

Does Your Dog Have Canine Anxiety?   Dogs with anxiety are more common than you might think. Signs that your pup might be anxious can be difficult to detect, but you may find that they are quite obvious once you know where to look. Find out if your dog suffers...

Cancer in Pets: What You Need to Know   Despite incredible advancements in veterinary medicine, veterinary professionals are seeing more cancer in pets than ever before, which might be due in part to our furry companions’ longer lives. Overall, the American...

Did you know about National Hairball Awareness Day? This day was created to help pet owners learn more about hairballs and how to prevent them. This blog post will discuss what hairballs are, why they form, and how you can help your furry friend avoid them.  What...

Lyme disease is a serious, potentially deadly illness that can be transmitted to dogs from blacklegged ticks. While there is no 100% guarantee of protection, there are some steps pet owners can take to help reduce the risk of their dog contracting Lyme disease. This...

Household toxins are a common source of pet poisoning, particularly in the kitchen or bathroom. However, potential hazards can lurk everywhere, including in your garage, garden, and cupboards. Brush up on your toxin knowledge for National Poison Prevention Week, which...

If you're like most pet owners, you probably take your furry friend with you wherever you go. But what happens when you have to go out of town and can't take them along? That's where a pet sitter comes in. Preparing your pet sitter is the key to making sure your pet...

If you're like most pet owners, you love to shower your pet with as much love and attention as possible. But what can you do to show your pet some extra love on Valentine's Day? Here are a few fun ideas that will make your pet feel special on this special day. #1:...

Dental x-rays are an essential part of your pet's overall health. They allow your veterinarian to see what is happening beneath the surface of your pet's teeth and gums. By identifying any potential problems early on, you can help prevent more severe health issues...

Happy New Year, pet owners! Start the New Year off on the right foot by ensuring that your pet gets the dental care they need. Pets require regular dental care just like humans do, and neglecting their teeth can lead to various health problems down the road. So make...