Fleas and Ticks are Scary!!

Fleas and ticks can be scary but Heartworm and Lyme disease are scarier!  To prevent fleas and ticks on your pet, it is important to use veterinary recommended products all year round. Your pets can pick up fleas from just about everywhere and heartworm is transmitted through mosquito bites. It takes at least 3 months of using a recommended flea product as well as constant cleaning and vacuuming to end a flea life cycle. Dolly is helping model the products that we have on hand and quarantine for use on your pets for flea and ticks . We also carry Interceptor Plus, Revolution Plus and Pro Heart 12 for Heartworm prevention. 

Do you have a new puppy or kitten at your house or recently adopt a new pet? Each year of your your pet is important but the first year is very important for the health and development of your new pet.  We can answer questions on training, deworming and vaccine protocols.  There are many different combinations or vaccines and we can figure out what is best for you and your new pet. 

We understand accidents happen and are here for you. Our staff is ready to take the pain away and help in any other way that we can to get your pets back on their feet.

We do have a board-certified surgeon Dr. Dane M. Tatarniuk in routinely to perform our orthopedic procedures so you and your pet can stay in the area and do not need to travel. If there is a surgery we can not perform here we will direct you to a specialist that comes highly recommend for your specific case.

New born calves need a little extra care, especially if Mother Nature is playing nasty tricks!   We carry electrolytes, oral calf feeders, colostrum replacer, vitamin supplements and much more for all your calves needs.  Our knowledgeable staff can help you come up with a vaccine protocol for both cows and calves to help you get the most out of your cattle.  

It is so enjoyable (sometimes) to spend time with our pets on walks, camping trips or other adventures.  Having to keep the rabies vaccine current, an updated picture or license tag on their collar and having your pet microchipped can all help identify your pet in case you get separated on an adventure.  Always keep your dog on a leash to avoid confrontations with other dogs and to prevent runaways.  

As fall approaches we will be gearing up to get those vaccines done on cattle!  We work hard to keep our inventory stocked for what you need on hand.  Stop in with any questions you have and get your stuff early to make sure your animals are protected from the elements!!