Get to Know Dr. Groth
Dr. Groth graduated from the University of Illinois in 1999 with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. She has been practicing veterinary medicine for
From the practice
Ten years ofpaying attention.
Seasonal warnings, parasite news, and the questions that come up at the front desk often enough that we wrote them down. Written here, by the people who see your animals.
Dental Awareness Month- Simba’s Dental Cleaning Adventure
Dental Awareness Month- Simba’s Dental Cleaning Adventure February 2017 According to the American Veterinary Dental College, most cats and dogs show signs of
Leptospirosis- Is your pet protected? Here’s What You Need to Know!
Leptospirosis-Is your pet at risk for this bacterial infection? Leptospirosis can be acquired by dogs once exposed to the Leptospira bacteria. The bacteria
Safety and Shelter Tips for Outdoor and Feral Cats During the Winter Season!
If you have an indoor/outdoor cat who absolutely insists on going outside during the freezing temperatures, it is important that you create a
Cats and Christmas Trees- Not the Best Combination of Friends
Christmas trees generally are one of the most common trees that people place into their homes during the holiday season. With many decorations,
Keeping Your Pets Safe and Warm this Holiday Season
As the temperatures drop outside, it can only mean that sleet, snow, and ice is around the corner! We hope that you and
My Pet is Drinking More Water and Urinating Frequently. Could it be Diabetes?
Your happy, wet-nosed Labrador Retriever, Bella, has always been a healthy girl ever since the day you brought her home. Since the warmer
From Halloween Treats to Thanksgiving’s Turkey Dinner- Did You Know About These Common Pet Dangers?
The fall festivities of Halloween and Thanksgiving are right around the corner, and a variety of table foods and delicious treats will be
Does Your Pet Need a Dental Cleaning?
Does your pet have bad breath? Is he spending more time trying to chew his food, or is he avoiding eating hard treats
When Is It More Than Just A Hairball?
If you’re a cat lover, then you are probably very familiar with the word “hairball”. Hairballs are most often a result of your
Why Is My Pet Vomiting?
You wake up one morning to find your pet feeling a bit “under the weather”. He has been laying around more than usual,
Get to know Dr. Mead
Dr. Renée Mead received her Bachelor’s in Biological Science from Oklahoma State University, and earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2008.
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