Disaster Preparedness Pet Plan

When an emergency strikes, pets depend on pet parents to protect them, prepare them for disasters including but not limited to having enough of food, water, supplies and to move them out of the house quickly and safely if needed. The situation can be stressful and scary for everyone, but the tips below will help […]

Dog Park Safety 101

One of the most enjoyable activities to share with your dog is taking a trip to the dog park.   Before heading out to your local dog park, there are a few safety concerns to keep in mind. 1.  Make sure your pet is current on vaccinations.  Many of the diseases we vaccinate for are […]

Common Items That Are Poisonous To Pets

At Animal Emergency Clinic NE, we believe that awareness is one of the keys to preventing pet emergencies. Knowing the signs of poisoning in your cat or dog can be helpful, even though they range based on the type of poisoning. According to Pet Poison Control, below is a list of some common (but not […]

Top Hazards That Require A Trip To The Emergency Vet

As Veterinary Emergency care specialists, we see and treat pets for many different reasons – from minor sicknesses to trauma or foreign body surgeries. We’ve compiled a list of some of the top hazards that we’ve seen at our ER. 1. Chocolate – It is very important to seek veterinary advice in regards to chocolate. The degree […]

Senior Pets: What You Need To Know

Thanks to advancements in veterinary care, pets are living longer and healthier lives than ever before.  Regular veterinary wellness exams for your senior cat or dog become essential to their health as they age. Wellness exams every 6 months can help detect and treat issues early. The most common symptoms to look for in your senior […]

Compassion for Communities and their Pets

Animal Emergency Clinic, NE and Lakefield Veterinary Group understands the impact that community involvement can have on helping animals that enrich our lives. Our mission is to create, deliver, and support programs that nurture healthy relationships between pets and people, including community outreach, education, and services. Our commitment allows us to help improve the lives […]

Heatstroke in Dogs: Prevention, Signs, and Treatment

Summer means fun camping trips, nighttime bonfires, and BBQs with friends and family. Summer also means the temperatures are rising. Avoiding extreme heat is critical for your pet’s well-being. Something like a fresh haircut is not only stylish but can help keep your dog more comfortable in warm temperatures. Your pet’s paws are another crucial […]

Tips For Keeping Your Pet Healthy

As pet owners, we all want our pets to live long and healthy lives. Owners can ensure that their pets stay healthy by implementing preventative measures into their daily routines. According to the AVMA, the cost of prevention is often a fraction of the cost of treating disease or a problem once it has become more […]

Ticks: Tips To Keep The Ticks Away

Tick season is upon us and if you live in an area where ticks are abundant, you may want to take extra measures to keep your pet tick-free! Pets can contract a number of diseases from a single tick bite such as Lyme Disease, American Canine Hepatozoonosis, Cytauxzoonosis, Tick Paralysis and more! A few symptoms […]