Marshall Pet Care Clinic

07/14/2025

They look similar, but are different breeds entirely. Can you guess what they are?

07/10/2025

07/08/2025

Happy 13th Birthday Tucker!!🥳🎈🎉❤️

Love,
Your Marshall Pet Care Clinic Team

07/03/2025

July is National Pet Hydration Month. The temperatures this weekend are expected to be in the mid- to upper-90s, again. Keeping yourself and your pets hydrated is vitally important. Please stay safe, cool and hydrated!

07/01/2025

July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month.

30% to 60% more pets go missing between July 4th and July 6th than any other time of the year. Unfortunately, less than 3% of lost pets who wind up in shelters find their way home, and only 17% of dogs find their way home on their own.

Here are a few tips to keep them safe and sound this 4th of July.

06/30/2025

Marshall Pet Care Clinic will be closed on Friday July 4th. Please be sure to call in your pets' medication refills before Thursday July 3rd to ensure you will have them prior to the weekend.

06/30/2025

One of our wonderful clients found this stray kitten in a field. She is approximately 12 weeks old and sweet as pie! If you, or anyone you know, would be interested in giving her her forever home, please contact the clinic below or call 608-655-3963.

06/25/2025

REUNITED WITH HER FAMILY!!!!!!

A good samaritan found this girl roaming around Blue Spruce Lane in Marshall, WI on June 23. She does not have a microchip nor tags on her collar. If you recognize her she has been taken to the Dane County Humane Society.

06/23/2025

It's hot out there for everyone - including our pets. A few tips to keep them safe:
~Limit exercise outdoors
~Make sure they always have access to fresh, clean water
~Make sure they have plenty of shade and shelter if they are left outdoors - bring them indoors during periods of extreme heat
~Keep an eye on them around pools, lakes, etc.
~If you don't NEED to take them anywhere, LEAVE THEM HOME

06/23/2025

We now offer LASER THERAPY. “Laser”— stands for “light amplification of stimulated emission of radiation”.

Laser therapy helps tissue repair by causing the following:

-Endorphin release
-Vasodilation, which increases blood flow to bring in oxygen and cells involved in the healing process
-Muscle relaxation
-Decreased inflammation
-Faster healing and repair

The main clinical benefits of laser use in pets include decreased inflammation, decreased pain, and improved wound healing.

CALL TODAY TO LEARN MORE OR SCHEDULE A SESSION - 608-655-3963

06/19/2025

The 4th of July will be here before you know it. Contact us today to get your prescription medications refilled or to schedule an appointment to talk with our doctors about getting your pet started on prescription medications. Let's make their 4th of July just as enjoyable as ours!!

06/12/2025

Obi, our Clinic Cat Ambassador, enjoying our new Kickaroo cat toy.