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Are Natural Vitamins, Herbs and Creams Safe for My Pet?

Are Natural Vitamins, Herbs and Creams Safe for My Pet?

by Union Lake Veterinary Hospital | Jun 29, 2018 | Blog

Pet owners are choosing more natural products for themselves as well as their pets. Natural home remedies and natural vitamins, herbs and creams are not safe for your pets simply because they are natural. Something natural, or the word “natural” on the label, don’t...
What to Do if Your Pet Has an Allergic Reaction

What to Do if Your Pet Has an Allergic Reaction

by Union Lake Veterinary Hospital | Apr 11, 2017 | Blog

Allergies can get the best of us, especially during the spring. For some, allergies can be quite serious, and the same is true for pets. Knowing what to do if your pet has an allergic reaction is an important part of emergency preparedness and prevention.Although we...
Bloat in Dogs: The Mother of all Pet Emergencies

Bloat in Dogs: The Mother of all Pet Emergencies

by Union Lake Veterinary Hospital | Mar 4, 2016 | Blog

Some pet problems are obviously urgent: a scratch in the eye, a toxin ingestion, a traumatic event. No pet emergency is quite as serious, though, as bloat in dogs.If you have dogs, especially an at-risk breed such as a Great Dane, German Shepherd, or an Irish Setter,...
Signs of Cancer in Pets You Don’t Want to Miss

Signs of Cancer in Pets You Don’t Want to Miss

by Union Lake Veterinary Hospital | Jan 30, 2016 | Blog

Cancer stinks, no matter if you have two legs or four. Thankfully, we are better than ever at diagnosing and treating cancer, but each year it still takes far too many of our animal friends.While science has yet to find a cure for cancer, we are seeing more and more...
Saying Goodbye to a Pet: Knowing the Right Time

Saying Goodbye to a Pet: Knowing the Right Time

by Union Lake Veterinary Hospital | Oct 16, 2015 | Blog

It is a time that every pet owner dreads. We hope it never happens, but the truth is that most pet owners outlive their animals and will someday need to play a part in deciding when it is time for their beloved family friend to rest. Saying goodbye to a pet is never...
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