Oconomowoc Animal Hospital

12/08/2024

Sunday Funny! 🎅🏼 🐱😂

11/28/2024

11/27/2024

Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy your time with your families!

11/26/2024

What tummy treats can you share at the upcoming holiday? See below, all in moderation, of course.

11/26/2024

Last Friday we were able to celebrate Stacey Day! Stacey is our amazing hospital manager, our jack of all trades, and a big part of our happy family here at Oconomowoc Animal Hospital! She is always here for us, our clients and their fuzzy, feathery, and scaly kids. She is ready to tackle anything that needs tackling, and she does it with a smile and her larger than life personality. We love working with you Stacey! We were so happy to get to celebrate with you on Friday!
- Your OAH family ❤🐾

11/25/2024

With Turkey Day later this week we are re-sharing this oldie but goodie as a reminder!

11/24/2024

Sunday Funny 😹

11/22/2024

Do you know this cat?
Deceased Tortie-Tabby Female Cat found deceased at the corner of
Mary Lane and Wisconsin Avenue in Oconomowoc (by Mapleway Bowl). No Microchip found. She is currently being held at Oconomowoc Animal Hospital.
OAH Family-Please share so we can bring closure to her family.

11/22/2024

It was a great week to meet some new friends!

11/13/2024

Cora and Frankie got to meet Dr Miksic and technician Amy yesterday. We just love meeting your new fuzzy family members!

11/11/2024

Sweet little Ruby was recently adopted from HAWS and had her first appointment with Dr. Heraly on Saturday. We're happy to report she is a healthy, growing puppy and that she's getting along great with her new dog brother, Theo. Welcome to the OAH family, Ruby!

11/08/2024

We just love meeting new fuzzy friends when they come see us with their humans! Welcome to our OAH family, everyone!

11/04/2024

It's National Senior Pet Month! As our pets age, their needs change to ensure they're as healthy and happy as possible. Here are some reasons why we need to give our senior pets extra love, attention and veterinary care:
Early Detection of Issues: Regular or even more frequent veterinary check-ups help identify and manage age-related conditions early, improving your pet’s quality of life. Routine health screenings can monitor vital functions and catch any changes in health before they become serious.
Tailored Nutrition: Senior pets may have specific dietary needs or health conditions that require a new approach to nutrition.
Comfort and Mobility: Adjustments to their living environment (rugs on slippery floors or stairs to get up on beds or couches) and routine can help manage arthritis and mobility issues.
If you're noticing age changes with your pet, please reach out to us as we can likely help!

11/03/2024

Sunday Funny 😁

11/02/2024

Reminder 😁