We are so proud of this story and excited to now offer this to our clients. Please enjoy highlights and a few words from Dr. Taylor in regards to the first in-house TPLO surgery.
"Asia presented to us this summer with chronic pain due to severe osteoarthritis from bilateral tears of her cranial cruciate ligaments. If you remember back to our post waaaaay back in February, I was training to learn a procedure called a Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy. (TPLO). This has been the favored procedure to fix a ruptured Cranial Cruciate Ligament (Very similar to an ACL in people). After months of continued training, Asia's family volunteered to be my first patient. We have included some photos and videos while she was with us, as well as a 2 week post-op. We are planning to repair her other side soon, and her family is already reporting her increased energy, improved quality of life, and decreased pain. I am so pleased with her progress and can't wait to see her return to full function in the coming months." - Tom
While we appreciate all of our certified veterinary technicians, we found out one of our own was voted among the 2020 Best Of The Best in the Cedar Valley. Please join us in congratulating Tracey B. She was one of the 3 founding members of Den Herder's and has been with us for over 25 years. On behalf of all of us at Den Herder's, pets, clients and staff, Thank You, Tracey and Congratulations.
Check out our friend named "Inchworm". This tiny Mexican Hognose Snake just hatched in July, only weighs 4 grams & paid Dr. Lori a visit yesterday.
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 7 new photos.
September 29 at 7:45 AM ·
Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
September 28 at 1:33 PM ·
Sometimes rabies comes in cute little packages. But don't be fooled...rabies kills, and even indoor pets are at risk. Here are 6️⃣ ways you can prevent this disease. #WorldRabiesDay
Quick Quiz - Can you name all our techs? We really do have the best team around.
Like it or not, winter is coming. For tech week, Kendall offered up some tips to keep those paws healthy.
"Never believe that a few caring people can’t change the world" - Margaret Mead
If you haven't had a chance to meet our 4 assistants, this is a great week to spotlight and thank them as well. Always willing to hold & help with whatever we ask of them. THANK YOU!!!!
L💓VE stinks. Just kidding. These little nuggets are office favorites.
Snow yesterday and another gloomy start today. We knew just what would cheer you up = PUPPIES!!!!
Share the love and comment with a picture of your puppy.
Starting our week with a positive card update
today from Moose. So happy you're doing great and thank you for checking in. Keep smiling and stay healthy.
Good reminder from Dr. Lori to be kind. Always.
Illinois Raptor Center
October 18 at 2:40 PM ·
I hope the kindness and good deeds of some people can somehow outweigh the callousness of others.
I was at the wildlife hospital until after 8:00 pm last night waiting for a small young woman and her daughter to transport a large badly injured young bald eagle to the IRC. The three year old bird was eating roadkill when it was struck and left on the road by a vehicle near Monmouth IL. (See rescuer’s picture below)
It is rare to get in a bird with two broken wings.
I moved the bird to a steel caging unit and gave it a large dose of pain killer. It is doubtful the bird can be saved but I wanted it comfortable for the night.
It has been one sleepless night as I couldn’t stop thinking about the bird.
This is a sad situation with little chance of a story book ending. But it needs to be told.
If you hit a wild animal be kind. Dont leave it to suffer. Don’t cause harm to yourself or others but try to get the animal help. It must be horrible to lay in the road waiting for the next vehicle to inflict another blow until your body has finally been ground into the pavement.
It is getting colder and animals are moving about more than usual. Watch the sides of the road more closely. Don’t speed.
GIVE WILDLIFE A BRAKE!
As Tech Week comes to a close, we wanted to share a few more tips with you. Please enjoy the weekend and once again, thank you to our amazing techs and assistants for all you do.
We had our own Joyfully Jefferson in this week. My he has certainly grown!!!
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 9 new photos.
October 22 at 1:26 PM ·
Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
Some puppies refuse to move for mops while others like to BE the mop.
As we begin what is sure to be a stressful week, our plan is to flood your feed with plenty of cute pets as a reminder to smile. This puppy perfectly summarizes how us non-morning friends feel.
Barstool Sports
October 20 at 6:31 PM ·
“Work around me, Robot”
Giddy Up for a fun and safe Halloween everyone!!
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 6 new photos.
October 30 at 1:27 PM ·
Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
Food for thought
American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
October 28 at 12:11 PM ·
#NationalChocolateDay 🍫 is one of the sweetest days of the year for humans. For your pet (especially your dog), it can be one of the most dangerous.
Chocolate toxicity is one of the most commonly treated toxicities in dogs, especially during the upcoming holiday season. Here's a look at which types of chocolate are the most toxic. Remember, if you think your pet may have gotten into some chocolate (of any kind), it's best to contact your veterinarian immediately.
To our wonderful clients and friends here at Den Herder Veterinary Hospital: We have made the tough decision to go with curbside service again.
Personally, I have tried to take a very objective, scientific, approach to the COVID situation. I don't allow politicians or emotions to tell me what to believe, we have tried to base our decisions on science and practicality. In a nutshell, our numbers are climbing locally (science), and we can still provide the same care to our patients while our clients talk with us from their car (practicality).
Frankly, I hate the virtual, impersonal world we are being forced to live in. It creates more stress on our staff, and more frustration from our clients that want to be in the room, but it’s a compromise that worked well for us at the beginning of the summer, and should work well this fall and winter.
With rising numbers and aggressive contact tracing, there is just too much downside for us to have extra people in the building.
We would be happy to accommodate anyone that wants to be on a video chat during the exam, and we will be allowing clients into the building in certain situations, like end of life moments, or complicated medical cases that require an in depth conversation.
We thank you so much for your ongoing support and trust in us. And remember, those -10° days are looming and you will be able to stay in the comfort of your warm car while we run in and out for you!
Take care and zoom you soon!
- Tom
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 7 new photos to the album: Curbside Care.
November 9 at 12:29 AM ·
To our wonderful clients and friends here at Den Herder Veterinary Hospital: We have made the tough decision to go with curbside service again.
Personally, I have tried to take a very objective, scientific, approach to the COVID situation. I don't allow politicians or emotions to tell me what to believe, we have tried to base our decisions on science and practicality. In a nutshell, our numbers are climbing locally (science), and we can still provide the same care to our patients while our clients talk with us from their car (practicality).
Frankly, I hate the virtual, impersonal world we are being forced to live in. It creates more stress on our staff, and more frustration from our clients that want to be in the room, but it’s a compromise that worked well for us at the beginning of the summer, and should work well this fall and winter.
With rising numbers and aggressive contact tracing, there is just too much downside for us to have extra people in the building.
We would be happy to accommodate anyone that wants to be on a video chat during the exam, and we will be allowing clients into the building in certain situations, like end of life moments, or complicated medical cases that require an in depth conversation.
We thank you so much for your ongoing support and trust in us. And remember, those -10° days are looming and you will be able to stay in the comfort of your warm car while we run in and out for you!
Take care and zoom you soon!
- Tom
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
November 8 at 8:07 AM ·
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 8 new photos.
November 7 at 8:06 AM ·
Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
Not fluffy, but a puppy social media break to warm those hearts this afternoon.
Throwback Thursday! A couple months ago, before we sold the old building, we gathered for some reminiscing and a little happy hour. One of the happiest moments was getting this little lady back behind the counter.
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 8 new photos.
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Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
November 17 at 4:06 PM ·
One of the perks of curbside? Puppies get to run the halls and fill our pockets!
Please take a second to read through how we are trying our best to keep pets, owners, and staff as safe as possible.
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 8 new photos to the album: Curbside Care.
November 9 at 12:29 AM ·
To our wonderful clients and friends here at Den Herder Veterinary Hospital: We have made the tough decision to go with curbside service again.
Personally, I have tried to take a very objective, scientific, approach to the COVID situation. I don't allow politicians or emotions to tell me what to believe, we have tried to base our decisions on science and practicality. In a nutshell, our numbers are climbing locally (science), and we can still provide the same care to our patients while our clients talk with us from their car (practicality).
Frankly, I hate the virtual, impersonal world we are being forced to live in. It creates more stress on our staff, and more frustration from our clients that want to be in the room, but it’s a compromise that worked well for us at the beginning of the summer, and should work well this fall and winter.
With rising numbers and aggressive contact tracing, there is just too much downside for us to have extra people in the building.
We would be happy to accommodate anyone that wants to be on a video chat during the exam, and we will be allowing clients into the building in certain situations, like end of life moments, or complicated medical cases that require an in depth conversation.
We thank you so much for your ongoing support and trust in us. And remember, those -10° days are looming and you will be able to stay in the comfort of your warm car while we run in and out for you!
Take care and zoom you soon!
- Tom
New staff pet!!!! Guess what's in our sling?
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
November 20 at 6:39 AM ·
"A true friend reaches out for your hand and touches your heart"
Our newest vet assistant causing trouble behind the scenes. We thought it would be a fun way to share some Christmas Cheer. Stay tuned for updates each day leading up to Christmas!!
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 12 new photos.
Yesterday at 4:16 PM ·
Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
Reminder: Our office is closed today so we can stuff ourselves like this little one. Should an emergency arise, Dr. Tom will have his phone handy at 232-5292. Have a safe and happy holiday! We are so thankful for all of you.
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
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Animal Helper
December 5 at 11:33 AM ·
Saturday's PSA-
Ornamental plants are a great way to dress up the house during the holidays, but be careful—many of these plants can be poisonous to your pets. Protect them from these hazards and keep plants out of their reach.
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
December 5 at 6:49 AM ·
All settled in for a long weekend of reading!
"2020 needs to be over." We keep hearing that. No doubt there have been struggles. We took some time to gather up some of our highlights from the year into a slideshow. We have to say, we had some amazing memories. On behalf of all 37 of us at Den Herder's, HAPPY HOLIDAYS and THANK YOU for an outstanding year.
https://youtu.be/AetF42BHMrA
YOUTUBE.COM
2020 Den Herder Highlights
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
December 4 at 8:38 AM ·
If you have ever wanted to gift or march around yourself in a Den Herder sweatshirt or sweatpants, now is your chance! Iowa Sports Supply has whipped up some great options available through our on-line store through December 10th. You will even be able to ship them directly to your home.
Lane is loving the sweatpants & hoodie. Harley has on the fleece lined sport-tek quarter zip (very cozy). Amy has on the qualifier 1/2 zip. https://denherder2020.itemorder.com/
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
Yesterday at 10:54 AM ·
Grooming is booked out until after the first of the year. Call our office at 319-232-5292 to get something on the books for 2021!
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
December 11 at 10:32 AM ·
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
December 10 at 1:10 PM ·
Have you spotted Jefferson stringing up lights on our front windows and doors?
We know Dr. Alicen is a gifted doctor but add window artist to the list as well.
We wanted to step up our decorations this year so you would have something cute to look at while waiting for your curbside appointments. Come check him out!
Happy Holidays!
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
December 10 at 8:34 AM ·
Templeton has been with us for a couple weeks now and he is still hanging in there!
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
15 hrs ·
Templeton needs a friend to play antler ring toss!
Exciting News!!
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
Yesterday at 7:39 AM ·
Can anybody relate to having too much fun last night?
To our wonderful clients and friends here at Den Herder Veterinary Hospital: We have made the tough decision to go with curbside service again.
Personally, I have tried to take a very objective, scientific, approach to the COVID situation. I don't allow politicians or emotions to tell me what to believe, we have tried to base our decisions on science and practicality. In a nutshell, our numbers are climbing locally (science), and we can still provide the same care to our patients while our clients talk with us from their car (practicality).
Frankly, I hate the virtual, impersonal world we are being forced to live in. It creates more stress on our staff, and more frustration from our clients that want to be in the room, but it’s a compromise that worked well for us at the beginning of the summer, and should work well this fall and winter.
With rising numbers and aggressive contact tracing, there is just too much downside for us to have extra people in the building.
We would be happy to accommodate anyone that wants to be on a video chat during the exam, and we will be allowing clients into the building in certain situations, like end of life moments, or complicated medical cases that require an in depth conversation.
We thank you so much for your ongoing support and trust in us. And remember, those -10° days are looming and you will be able to stay in the comfort of your warm car while we run in and out for you!
Take care and zoom you soon!
- Tom
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
December 17 at 8:13 AM ·
❄Fun in the frost today❄
Christmas Eve At Den Herder's
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
Yesterday at 9:20 AM ·
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added a new photo.
December 23 at 7:16 AM ·
Curbside care has backed up our appointments. Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Looks like Templeton is scrubbing in to help today.
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital
Yesterday at 7:00 AM ·
Today was not a day that runners dream of.
Thank you to the kindest staff in the world for braving the weather today.
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 8 new photos.
December 29 at 9:30 AM ·
Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
Thank you Rachel for sharing a video of how Elliott spends his Iowa winters.
His room is kept in the high 70's and he has a basking area of 100 degrees. There is a humidity and temperature sensor in his room to monitor the levels at all times. The floors have been sealed to provide traction and make cleanup easier. His room light is on a sunrise and sunset dimmer to help keep his natural day/night cycle. The hide house was built by her dad and he sleeps in it every night.
He is eating opuntia cactus pads, which are a great option for sulcatas and other grassland tortoises as they are high in calcium and fiber. He also has access to Mazuri tortoise pellets and timothy hay pellets. She supplements with a variety of dark, leafy greens from the store, but does not use them as his main diet.
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 9 new photos.
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Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
As 2020 comes to a close, our staff took some time to reflect. If you missed our slideshow re-cap here is the link again.
Our office will be closed tomorrow to celebrate a Happy New Year!
Should an emergency arise, just give 232-5292 a call.
https://youtu.be/AetF42BHMrA
YOUTUBE.COM
2020 Den Herder Highlights
Happy Monday! We wanted to take some time for a fun little game. This is our newest staff puppy, Luka. We got a DNA test done on him, can you guess what breed or breeds he is?
Thank you Rachel for sharing a video of how Elliott spends his Iowa winters.
His room is kept in the high 70's and he has a basking area of 100 degrees. There is a humidity and temperature sensor in his room to monitor the levels at all times. The floors have been sealed to provide traction and make cleanup easier. His room light is on a sunrise and sunset dimmer to help keep his natural day/night cycle. The hide house was built by her dad and he sleeps in it every night.
He is eating opuntia cactus pads, which are a great option for sulcatas and other grassland tortoises as they are high in calcium and fiber. He also has access to Mazuri tortoise pellets and timothy hay pellets. She supplements with a variety of dark, leafy greens from the store, but does not use them as his main diet.
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 9 new photos.
January 5 at 1:06 PM ·
Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
As 2020 comes to a close, our staff took some time to reflect. If you missed our slideshow re-cap here is the link again.
Our office will be closed tomorrow to celebrate a Happy New Year!
Should an emergency arise, just give 232-5292 a call.
https://youtu.be/AetF42BHMrA
YOUTUBE.COM
2020 Den Herder Highlights
Iowa Sports Supply had a brilliant idea. Now available: Pet Shirts on our clothing order! Get yours by January 25th.
https://denherder-2021.itemorder.com/sale
Thank you all for participating in guessing what breed(s) Luka is. Check out the results!
By popular demand, we have re-opened our online store!
It will be active until January 25th.
https://denherder-2021.itemorder.com/sale?read_message=true
Happy Monday! We wanted to take some time for a fun little game. This is our newest staff puppy, Luka. We got a DNA test done on him, can you guess what breed or breeds he is?
Thank you Rachel for sharing a video of how Elliott spends his Iowa winters.
His room is kept in the high 70's and he has a basking area of 100 degrees. There is a humidity and temperature sensor in his room to monitor the levels at all times. The floors have been sealed to provide traction and make cleanup easier. His room light is on a sunrise and sunset dimmer to help keep his natural day/night cycle. The hide house was built by her dad and he sleeps in it every night.
He is eating opuntia cactus pads, which are a great option for sulcatas and other grassland tortoises as they are high in calcium and fiber. He also has access to Mazuri tortoise pellets and timothy hay pellets. She supplements with a variety of dark, leafy greens from the store, but does not use them as his main diet.
Interesting article with Dr. Alicen via Daily Paws.
DAILYPAWS.COM
Should You Make Your Dog Wear a Face Mask?
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 11 new photos.
January 18 at 9:29 AM ·
Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
Iowa Sports Supply had a brilliant idea. Now available: Pet Shirts on our clothing order! Get yours by January 25th.
https://denherder-2021.itemorder.com/sale
Thank you all for participating in guessing what breed(s) Luka is. Check out the results!
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 13 new photos.
January 25 at 3:26 PM ·
Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
Last chance to get your gear. Online store closes tomorrow. https://denherder-2021.itemorder.com/sale
Interesting article with Dr. Alicen via Daily Paws.
DAILYPAWS.COM
Should You Make Your Dog Wear a Face Mask?
Smile! February is National Pet Dental Health Month. Stay tuned for helpful tips and tricks to keep those pet smiles bright and healthy.
Please take a moment to flip through these important reminders.
It's dental month! Don't you wish there was some way to know if the treats you got your dog helps with plaque and tartar control? There is!
Just look for dental chews with the Veterinary Oral Health Committee seal of approval! These have been verified to reduce tartar and plaque in pets. For a list of these products visit VOHC.org.
Always remember - dental chews tend to be rather small - so make sure they are given under supervision.
They are also not a replacement for daily brushing, but a great option and treat for our furry friends!
Welcome to the Den Herder Family, Rain! It was our pleasure to care for you today.
All dressed up in our Sunday best!
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 11 new photos.
February 14 at 5:45 PM ·
Roses Are Red
Violets Are Blue
We Love Pets
How About You?
We are one week away! Call our office at 319-232-5292 to snag a spot!
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 14 new photos.
February 11 at 1:33 PM ·
Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 16 new photos.
February 10 at 5:14 PM ·
A glimpse of what it looks like behind closed doors
It's dental month! Don't you wish there was some way to know if the treats you got your dog helps with plaque and tartar control? There is!
Just look for dental chews with the Veterinary Oral Health Committee seal of approval! These have been verified to reduce tartar and plaque in pets. For a list of these products visit VOHC.org.
Always remember - dental chews tend to be rather small - so make sure they are given under supervision.
They are also not a replacement for daily brushing, but a great option and treat for our furry friends!
The 11 kitties may not be as thankful as we are. A special thank you to this crew of volunteers who gave up their free time yesterday to make neuter Tom cat day a success. THANK YOU!
🎉Happy 1 Year Anniversary to our Puppy Board🎉
What better way to honor it than bring in our very first puppy, Waylon. They really do grow fast, don't they?
American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
February 18 at 11:28 AM ·
#CatswhoYell may be not a sign of dental disease but if you observe any of these other warning signs with your pet, it's an excellent idea to schedule an appointment with your veterinarian. 🦷👩⚕️👨⚕️🐶🐱 You can find more pet dental resources here ➡️ http://bit.ly/2uZLWQk #PetDentalHealthMonth
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 11 new photos.
February 14 at 5:45 PM ·
Roses Are Red
Violets Are Blue
We Love Pets
How About You?
We are one week away! Call our office at 319-232-5292 to snag a spot!
Thank you to whomever sent these cups to our staff. We don't know who you are, but it truly brightened our day (even though you cannot see our smiles through our masks, we promise they are there!)
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 10 new photos.
February 25 at 11:41 AM ·
Our collection of pets coming to see us for the first time! #denherdervet
The 11 kitties may not be as thankful as we are. A special thank you to this crew of volunteers who gave up their free time yesterday to make neuter Tom cat day a success. THANK YOU!
🎉Happy 1 Year Anniversary to our Puppy Board🎉
What better way to honor it than bring in our very first puppy, Waylon. They really do grow fast, don't they?
Rolling into the weekend like...
It is employee appreciation week! So, we would like to take a second to spotlight a few areas of the hospital crew that deserve a shout out.
Thank you to whomever sent these cups to our staff. We don't know who you are, but it truly brightened our day (even though you cannot see our smiles through our masks, we promise they are there!)
Den Herder has joined Tik Tok! Check out our page!
We will be closing today at 4:00 pm for a staff meeting. Please call our office at 319-232-5292 for emergencies.
Rolling into the weekend like...
Hey All!
It’s been a year since our world changed due to the pandemic. It’s safe to say, none of us saw it coming and we are all glad to see it leave.
We will be remaining curbside for just a few more weeks until our staff can get their vaccines. We have a few team members that we are trying to continue to protect due to unique health concerns personally, or with close relatives.
As most of you know, the office has been very busy. We are so grateful that you have all continued to trust us in our care and policies. We know from experience that if we lose even 1 team member to quarantine, it affects our ability to offer our best service and care. We have tried incredibly hard to protect that, and greatly appreciate your patience.
We can’t wait to see your smiling faces again, soon!!
Tom and Mandy Taylor
Date Night! Mandy and I try really hard to always make time for each other (without kids) once a week. We have a running joke in our house that it wouldn't be a true date without a quick stop at the office to check on a patient or two.
Friday night's third wheel this week? Cheyenne! We were so happy to see her smiling face just hours after recovering from her knee surgery. Her smile is just one of the many "why's" that we do what we do.
Tom
Spring is in the air! Now that everyone’s starting to come out of hibernation (including pesky critters) it’s important to know what to do in the unfortunate event your pet accidentally gets into rodenticide. First, get your pet into a safe area so that they can no longer have access to the bait. Next, check the time that your pet ate the bait, and snap a photograph of the bait they ingested and the container. Most importantly, call your veterinarian as soon as possible. We will want to know how much your pet weighs, when they ingested the poison, and what type of poison they ingested (hence the photos you took to remember!). Unfortunately, knowing the color of the poison alone is not always helpful - a lot of rodenticides are green but work in different ways. Luckily, most cases that are caught early enough are readily treated! If for any reason you cannot reach us quickly, you can also call the pet poison hotline at 855-765-7661.
Den Herder has joined Tik Tok! Check out our page!
It's Poison Prevention Week. Stay tuned for more information on substances your pet should avoid, and be sure to have a number to call ready in case of emergencies. Have you ever wondered if something is poisonous to dogs? Ask below!
In honor of Poison Prevention week March 22nd, we will be posting infographics and information to have handy incase of an emergency. Accidents happen, and we are here for you should they occur. Please call our hospital, or the Pet Poison Helpline at (855) 764-7661 if you believe your pet has gotten into a poisonous substance.
We know how lucky we are to take care of your pets. Thank you for sharing them with us (and letting us dress them up!) 🐍Happy St. Patrick's Day from all of us at Den Herder's 🍀
It's National Respect Your Cat Day! Do you know how to read body language in cats? What's one thing your cat does to show they love you? Find a way to give back the love today to your furry feline friends!
Take a peek at some plants that your pets should avoid! For the most part, plants need to be consumed in large amounts to cause problems - but some flowers such as lilies can be toxic at even low doses! If you are concerned your pet consumed a plant you aren't sure of, give us a call!
Den Herder Veterinary Hospital added 15 new photos.
March 23 at 9:41 AM ·
In honor of National Puppy Day, please enjoy some of our most recent puppy visitors!
It's Poison Prevention Week. Stay tuned for more information on substances your pet should avoid, and be sure to have a number to call ready in case of emergencies. Have you ever wondered if something is poisonous to dogs? Ask below!
