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If you are thinking about getting a cat and haven’t had one before, here are some tips for new cat owners to help acclimate their new feline friend. The best way to help your new cat not feel overwhelmed is to set up a room to keep your new cat in for the first couple…

It is that time of year again when the heat and humidity of summer can create dangerous conditions for dogs and cats. Heat stroke develops when pets are exposed to hot conditions for excessive periods of time. The actual time required to cause heat stroke is dependent on many factors including exposure to direct sunlight,…

Dear Valued Client, We are pleased to announce the re-opening of our hospital’s waiting area and exam rooms on June 1st, 2020 in response to Phase 3 of the Restore Illinois Plan. While we share great optimism towards a return to normalcy, we stress caution and encourage the following while entering the hospital: 1. Please wear…

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Two cats in the US tested positive for COVID 19- what does this mean?? On Wednesday, we learned that two cats in different areas of New York tested positive for COVID 19. Many people are understandably wondering what this means for them and their pets. We’re here to help break down what we know so…

COVID-19 Common Questions: Can my cat or dog infect me with COVID-19? As of now, there is no proof that pets (including cats and dogs) are capable of infecting humans with COVID-19. A large commercial lab (Idexx) tested thousands of animal samples from the US, South Korea, Canada, as well as some European countries and…