October is Pet Obesity Awareness Month, with National Pet Obesity Awareness Day observed on October 14. It’s a great time to take a closer look at an important part of your pet’s overall health: their body condition.

October 10 is World Mental Health Day—a day to pause, talk openly about mental health, and remind ourselves that mental well-being matters.

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I’m back with another adventure on my mission to learn how to care for different animals by transforming into them! This time, with a wiggle of my gills, a little magic, and one tiny POOF!...I transformed into a hamster. 🐹

Reptiles may seem low-key compared to other pets, but they are intelligent, curious animals that benefit greatly from enrichment.

Fall brings cooler weather and seasonal festivities—but it also introduces new hazards.

Cats are curious, playful, and intelligent creatures—and a bored cat can develop behavioral issues, become overweight, or just feel stressed. Keeping your cat mentally and physically stimulated is an essential part of their overall well-being.

Dogs are smart, social, and active creatures—and a bored dog can get into trouble, develop behavior problems, or just feel stressed. Keeping your dog mentally and physically stimulated is a key part of preventive care and overall well-being. Here are some tips and tricks to help your dog stay happy, healthy, and entertained.

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Ferrets may be small, but they need big protection when it comes to their health. Two of the most important vaccines we recommend for ferrets are rabies and canine distemper.

One of the most important ways to protect your bunny is by vaccinating against Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV).

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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.