LaGrange Veterinary Hospital

Bid goodbye to 2020 and say hello to the new year with a healthy pet whom you have kept safe from holiday hazards. Check out our latest blog post on winter holiday pet safety.

You can easily take your pet’s pancreas for granted, until it stops working correctly and your furry friend is diagnosed with diabetes mellitus. Check out our latest blog post for the low-down on diabetic pets.

It’s that time of year when goblins and ghouls are a-plenty. Candy corn and chocolate treats are calling our names, but can be temptingand dangerousfor our four-legged companions. Check out our latest blog post for tips that will help keep your furry ghosts safe this Halloween.

We all know how stress can impact our daily lives, but what about our pets’ lives? They also experience fear, anxiety, and stress, although they display it in different ways. Check out our latest blog post to discover how pets show their stress, and how you can help your furry friend manage their anxiety.

Did you know that one in three pets gets lost or goes missing at some point in their life, but you can help ensure they are found? Are your pets microchipped? If you want to know why veterinarians highly recommend microchipping your pets, check out our latest blog post.

Did your new puppy leave what looked like a pile of spaghetti on your floor when you first welcomed home your furry bundle of joy? Roundworms are a common occurrence in puppies and kittens, but intestinal parasites can affect pets of all ages. Learn more about the most common worms that can take up residence in your furry pal in our latest blog post

It may seem like spring has just arrived, but July Fourth is right around the corner, and your pet may not share your appreciation for this loud, chaotic holiday. From scary fireworks to picnic fiascos, the holiday weekend can be full of pet hazards. Check out our latest blog post for tips to ensure your furry friend’s safety this July Fourth

Finding a lump on your pet can throw you into a panic, as you imagine the worst-case scenario of cancer. Not all bumps are malignant, however. Rather than take a chance, though, always schedule an appointment for lump evaluation, to ensure your best friend remains healthy. Learn how to address any growths that pop up on your pet in our latest blog post.