Cuteness overload today with puppies and kittens! Meet Jaka, one of our newest patients! He's gonna be a big boy.

Check some of the incredible pictures of our clinic in the Photo Tour we just posted to our website!

Today is National Mutt Day! Share a picture of your mutt below!

"He had his friends sign it to feel less alone."

Looking for a new puppy??!! We had the pleasure of providing these two cute 8 week old Gordon Setters with their first vet visit and vaccinations today. They are now ready for their new homes. If interested, we can pass your name on to their loving breeder family. One boy and one girl left!

Stop on by Chuck & Don's in Lakeville this afternoon, I'll be clipping nails to raise money for charity until 4pm.

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Dog (and Cat!) Days of Summer! Post your pics of how your pet likes to 'beat the heat.' Does he like to hang out in the kiddie pool? Does she go from one sunbeam to the next throughout the day? Let's see those cute summer pics of your pets!! And share some of your favorite tips on how to keep your pet cool when it's hot, hot, hot!

Make sure your dog gets the most out of summer by trying out these activities together!

We had a blast as a sponsor of the Pan-O-Prog Pet Show this week on Thursday. We had an amazing time meeting all of the kids (and their families and friends) who were a part of the fun. We're already looking forward to next year!

Are planning on going on a vacation? Here are 9 things to consider before you leave your cat alone, whether for a day or a week!

What is the dog flu? And more importantly, who is at risk and who should be vaccinated?? Canine influenza, more commonly known as the dog flu, is a respiratory disease that is easily spread among dogs, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Symptoms are similar to what humans have when infected with the flu, including coughing, runny nose and fever. However, some dogs can suffer from life-threatening pneumonia. There are two different viruses, including the latest H3N2 virus, which was first detected in dogs in the U.S. in 2015. There is currently an outbreak affecting parts of the United States (most recently affecting a large number dogs in Florida this spring), and there have been several reported cases in Minnesota over the past couple of weeks. We are carrying the bivalent vaccine, which protects against both the older and newer forms of Influenza. Dogs that receive the vaccine should be examined first to be sure that they are healthy. The vaccine is boostered 2-4 weeks after the first vaccine; dogs should be protected 2 weeks AFTER the second vaccine is administered. Dogs considered highest at risk are those that interact heavily with other dogs in close contact; so dogs at places such as kennels, groomers, day care facilities, dog shows, and shelters are at increased risk of infection. Please feel free to call (952-595-6500) and/or schedule an appointment to discuss whether or not this vaccine is appropriate for your dog.