Pet insurance has become increasingly popular over the years, but we understand that it can also feel confusing and overwhelming at first.

Many clients are surprised to learn that our online store is connected to a local, family-run, Wisconsin-based company. Just like our clinic, Midwest Veterinary Supply values relationships, customer service, and supporting veterinary practices and pet owners alike.

At our clinic, we believe pets deserve quality care, and we also believe pet owners deserve options when it comes to managing those costs. That’s why we are proud to accept CareCredit as a payment option for our clients.

What many people do not realize, however, is that preventative care is almost always far less expensive — and far less stressful — than treating preventable diseases later on. Simply put: prevention is an investment in your pet’s long-term health and your financial peace of mind.

Between rising gas prices, higher grocery bills, housing costs, and everything else that comes with everyday life, veterinary care may not always feel like the number one priority. As pet owners ourselves, we truly understand that struggle because we experience many of the same financial pressures our clients do.

Celebrating the Amazing Snakes We Love to Care For

National Pet Fire Safety Day: Is Your Family Ready to Evacuate with Every Pet?

When temperatures rise, staying hydrated becomes just as important for pets as it is for people. Proper hydration supports healthy organ function, digestion, circulation, temperature regulation, and energy levels. During the warmer summer months, pets can become dehydrated more quickly — especially active pets, senior pets, and species that are sensitive to heat.

Hi, I’m Ember! I may only have one brain cell, and it’s usually running at half power, but I make up for it with charm, snacks, and being the cutest golden retriever around.

Choking is a frightening emergency that can happen to any pet—dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, and small mammals alike. Knowing how to recognize the signs and respond quickly can make a critical difference in your pet’s outcome.

Summer brings heat, vacations, and outdoor fun—but heatstroke and water hazards can be dangerous.

At our veterinary clinic, our mission is to support the long-term health, comfort, and wellbeing of every pet we see. One question we are occasionally asked is whether we perform declawing procedures for cats. The answer is no — and we’d like to share why. Declawing has become an increasingly controversial procedure in veterinary medicine, and many clinics (including ours) have chosen to no longer offer it. In fact, many regions have banned it entirely. What Is Declawing? Dec

Traveling with your pet can be a fun and rewarding experience—but it also requires careful planning to keep them safe, comfortable, and happy.

Hi, I’m O’Malley! I’m an orange cat with a big personality and an even bigger talent for mischief.