Birch Bark Veterinary Care

14/02/2025

Miss Shayla came in for her first puppy visit. A sweet floofy baby who loves a good Bil Jac. She was a brave girl for her exam with Dr. Cyborski. And gave stinky kisses for this Valentines Day visit. 💘

14/02/2025

Pets can't say that they love us but they find ways everyday to show us! Happy Valentine's Day from everyone at Birch Bark

13/02/2025

Hi, my name is Luna! I love all the things- but my favorite thing is my big sister Nova! I don’t like to go anywhere without her! 🩷

12/02/2025

🦷February is National Pet Dental Health Month and we would love to share some information on teeth brushing with your dog or cat. Here is some helpful information on how to get started and why brushing teeth is so important with your furry loved ones.🦷

11/02/2025

Bowies sister came in to the clinic today for her first visit ever! If you don’t remember who bowie is be sure to look back a few posts. This pup was just as sweet and cute♥️! We can’t wait to see these girls all grown up.

10/02/2025

Sweet little Mindy was an exuberant little girl today for her first visit with Dr. Cyborski this morning. She loaded us with kisses and worked for her treats! 🩷

04/02/2025

Phoebe has the most perfect sit for her first visit her at BBVC! Dad was right when he said she was photogenic! 🩷

04/02/2025

Bowie came for her first visit today, this sweet little girl put a smile on everyone’s face this morning ! We can’t wait to see her again. ♥️

03/02/2025

Samson came in for his first visit today. This boy has lots of love to give not only for cheese spray but kisses to the staff. Welcome to Birch Bark big guy.

28/01/2025

Rowdy figured out how treats work at his first visit with us the other day! We cannot wait to watch this cutie grow!

28/01/2025

Mylo was the best behaved kitty for his first vet appointment

22/01/2025

______________🛑CONSTRUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT🛑______________

On Monday January 27th we will be having construction performed on our front door and windows.

We will remain open for appointments and to pick up medications and food.

Please text us at (920) 215-2192 when you arrive for your appointment and we will bring you in through a different entrance. If you think your pet may be frightened by the construction please give us a call to reschedule your appointment at (920) 738-7700.

We appreciate your patience with this process!

17/01/2025

Most handsome Gus had his first visit with us recently and did great! Gus loves toys and has some pretty large paws. We can’t wait to watch him grow. 💙

10/01/2025

Nico was such a lovely and dapper young man for his first visit here at BBVC! He showed us all of his tricks and what a great dog he is going to be for his new family! Welcome to BBVC Nico 💙

09/01/2025

Kennel Cough (Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex) is going around the valley! If your dog has been around other dogs in the last 2 weeks and now has a honking/gagging/retching cough they may have kennel cough. If they are eating, drinking and have a normal activity level we recommend supportive care at home as most pets will improve on their own within 2 weeks.

Keep them well hydrated and make sure they are eating. Allow them to rest. You can use a cool mist humidifier in the room two or three times daily for 20-30 minutes to give them relief from the dry winter air.

Please do not take your infected pet around other dogs (dog parks, groomer, boarding, pet stores) until they have stopped coughing for 2 weeks to help prevent the spread of kennel cough. Most dogs will recover within 1-2 weeks with supportive care.

Should my dog be seen by a vet? Watch for the following issues and contact us if you have concerns:
*Not eating or drinking
*Severe lethargy
*Yellow or green discharge from the eyes or nose
*Cough lasting longer than 2 weeks (especially if the cough is worsening rather than gradually improving)
*Coughing fits so severe that your pet is having problems resting
*Your dog has a serious underlying health issue (like heart or lung disease or being on medication that suppress the immune system, etc) that may mimic symptoms of kennel cough or complicate their recovery

03/01/2025

Be aware there are confirmed reports of fatal cases of avian Influenza transmitted to cats through raw food. Pets that consume any type of raw poultry, milk and (potentially) beef are at risk.

The Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) yesterday reported that a house cat has died from H5N1 avian flu after eating raw frozen pet food, which has prompted the voluntary recall of raw pet food that was sold nationwide through distributors in 12 states as well as in British Columbia.

31/12/2024

This polite man came in for his very first visit today, mango loved the cheese here like the rest of us Wisconsinites !!!♥️

30/12/2024

We will be closed Wednesday January 1st for the New Year.

Please make sure to pick up any medications or refills that you might need before Tuesday December 31st at 5:00 pm.

We will reopen Thursday January 2nd for our normal business hours.

In an emergency please contact Blue Pearl Pet Hospital at (920) 993-9193.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!