Wedgewood Pet Clinic

03/09/2025

Dr.Bachman & Stormi are in Dallas right now, working hard to care for your pets heart health! ❤️ Exciting things are in the works!

03/07/2025

Check out Stitch's nose job! Short nosed or “brachycephalic” breeds such as Frenchies and Boston Terriers often have a condition called “stenotic nares” which means their nostrils are too small for air to move through freely. This can lead to serious health problems. Surgery is sometimes needed to open the nostrils. Here’s little Stitch modeling her new nose job and enjoying some fresh air!

03/05/2025

New Month, new pet parent information! March is Pet Poison Awareness and Wedgewood Pet Clinic is sharing valuable info all month long. Everyday items like chocolate, cleaning products, and houseplants can pose serious risks to pets. Keep these items out of reach, and always check labels to ensure your pet’s safety. If you suspect your pet has ingested something toxic, call us immediately. wedgewoodpetclinic.com

03/04/2025

A big thank you to Cookie Hayes for the stunning cookie cake to celebrate Dr. Bachman and Carrie! 🥳🎊It was as delicious as it was beautiful. Drop your birthday wishes below for them, and don’t forget to check out Cookie Hayes! ✨

03/03/2025

Many pet owners are unsure about which fruits are safe for their dogs. Fruit can be a highly nutritious option, but some types can be dangerous! This article gives the full breakdown for your peace of mind.

A veterinarian explains whether dogs can eat fruits like watermelon, strawberries, blueberries, bananas and others.

02/28/2025

As we make New Year's Resolutions in 2025, don't forget to include your pets! Whether it's a game of fetch, a walk in the park, or just cuddling on the couch, spending time together strengthens your bond and keeps them happy. What’s your pet’s favorite way to play? Let’s make more memories in 2025! wedgewoodpetclinic.com

02/26/2025

Emergencies can happen when you least expect them. Knowing basic first-aid and having a pet emergency kit can make all the difference. Keep items like gauze, antiseptic, and a pet-safe thermometer on hand, and learn how to handle common issues like wounds, choking, or heatstroke. The handy guide below gives pet owners a trusted resource for first-aid care.

First aid is not a substitute for veterinary care, but it may save your pet’s life until you can get to a veterinarian.

02/24/2025

Ear infections are common in dogs. Allergies, moisture buildup, or foreign objects in the ear can trigger them. Common symptoms include head shaking, ear scratching, redness, swelling, or a foul odor coming from the ear. You might also notice discharge or your dog tilting their head to one side. Learn more about the treatments below and how we can help!

Dog ear infections are painful and can lead to other complications. In this article, Dr. Amanda Simonson discusses ear infection treatments for dogs, as well as symptoms and prevention.

02/23/2025

How's your Sunday going?

02/23/2025

🌟2025 goal 🌟
More nutritious meals, fewer belly rubs for overeating!🐶

02/22/2025

Limited Time Offer: Buy 6 Months of NexGuard Plus and Get a FREE Kong Toy! *While Supplies Last*

02/22/2025

We are currently experiencing trouble with the phones! While we are sorting this out you can text us at 405-565-9288 for immediate assistance.

02/21/2025

Friday vibes!

02/19/2025

Before you bring a new plant into your home, it's important to know the safest options for your pets.

02/18/2025

Due to inclement weather, we will be closed tomorrow, February 18.❄️ Stay safe and warm! We apologize for any inconvenience.

02/17/2025

Get an exclusive behind the scenes look at our pet dental care! 🐾 Reminder: schedule your pet’s dental appointment this February and get $50 off, only for this month! 🦷

02/15/2025

How can you safeguard your pet from dental issues? Visit our office to learn effective ways to maintain their oral health. 🐶 🐱
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02/14/2025

Celebrate Valentine's Day with your furry friends! Shower them with love and enjoy some quality time together. 💕🐾