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A Tick-y Situation—Lyme Disease in Pets

Lyme disease is a tick-borne illness that affects pets and humans alike. Although once confined to the northeastern United States, Lyme disease has come to the midwestern states through migrating wildlife and climate change. The Adamson Veterinary Services team wants to ensure you know everything necessary to protect your pet and yourself from this rising [...]

Reduce the Impact of Chronic Kidney Disease with Early Detection

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) and chronic renal failure (CRF) are interchangeable terms that describe progressive kidney damage and reduced kidney function in dogs and cats. Prevalence is low in the general pet population, but rises significantly with age, and is more commonly seen in older cats than dogs. An estimated 30% to 50% of cats [...]

Pet Dental Health Awareness

The majority of pets have some degree of dental disease by age 3, and oral infections can lead to significant health problems for your pet. Proper dental care is key to your pet’s overall health, so our Adamson Veterinary Services team is raising awareness about pet dental health to ensure your pet’s mouth stays clean [...]

New Year’s Resolutions for Pets

January 1 is a great day to reflect on the past 365 days and set positive and healthy intentions for the year ahead. If you’re making New Year’s resolutions for yourself, why not make a few for your pet, as well? Check out these fun and functional resolution ideas from Adamson Veterinary Services.  #1: Your [...]

Puppy Socialization: What Is It, and Why Is It So Important?

Puppy owners often hear about the need to focus on socialization when their puppy is young, but they may not understand the actual details. If you have welcomed a new puppy into your home, or plan on adding a new four-legged family member soon, understanding how to correctly socialize your new pet is critical. Use [...]

5 Tips for a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving with Your Pet

’Tis the season for food, fun, football, and family. The holiday season has arrived, and the kitchen is heating up inside as the temperatures drop outside. It can be challenging for many people and pets to resist the delicious smells as families prepare for the largest meal of the year. Pet owners naturally want to [...]

Halloween Horrors: 4 Ways to Keep Your Pet Safe

Halloween can be a frighteningly good time, but the festivities can also pose many dangers to your pet. To protect your furry pal from Halloween’s potential horrors, follow our Adamson Veterinary Services team’s tips for a fun, safe holiday. Halloween horror #1: Your pet binges on your candy stash Pro safety tip: Finding that your [...]

5 Ways to Ace the Back-to-School Transition for Your Pet

After a long, lazy summer filled with pool days, picnics, and leisurely strolls through your neighborhood park, your children are heading back to school. Your two- and four-legged “children” are likely in for a rude awakening on the first day of school if you don’t prepare them for the upcoming school year—particularly your pet. Avoid [...]

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