Toxic foods for dogs
Don't let your dog eat these toxic foods!
Want a cat's eye view of what it's like in a carrier? Buckle up folks.
Not only do we treat dogs with acupuncture, but we can treat cats too! Yes, you heard that right, cats! Not every cat will tolerate the entire procedure, but for the ones that do, it makes a world of difference!
What does acupuncture look like? What are the benefits of acupuncture? Watch this short video to find out!
Who's scared more? You trying to get your cat into the carrier? Or your cat getting into the carrier knowing the carrier is a scary place? Say no more! Try Bonqat. Bonqat is a FDA approved oral medicine for feline patients to help alleviate acute anxiety and fear associated with transportation and veterinary visits. Bonqat must be given 1.5-2 hours before stressful events. Ask your vet about Bonqat!
Behind the scenes ultrasound training for our vets and techs!
👉👉17 positive Lyme tests!! 😱
From November 1, 2023, through April 30, 2024, Northland Animal Hospital ran an average of 58 heartworm and tick exposure tests per month. Of those tests ran, the tick disease prevalence was:
Lyme 17 (1 in 20)
Anaplasma 7 (1 in 50)
Ehrlichia 2 (1 in 176)
Click the in-video link to schedule an appointment today to get your dog tested for tick exposure.
Ask us about the lyme vaccine, or tick preventative options. 616-866-1322
#lymeawarenessmonth
Maddie is 15 years old and has struggled with lameness for several years. We began to suspect she may have a condition called feline osteoarthritis, or OA. This can be tricky to diagnose since cats hide almost everything, including pain.
Back in October, we began carrying a new therapy specifically for cats called Solensia™. Solensia™ is indicated to control pain associated with feline OA. It is given by injection once a month by a veterinarian.
If you would like your cat evaluated for osteoarthritis or have questions about Solensia™, please contact our office at 616-866-1322. You can also visit www.catredflags.com to learn more about ways your cat may be trying to tell you she’s feeling discomfort.
Please enjoy this video of Maddie’s progress over 3 months of Solensia™ use!
