A Closer Look at the Surgeries Pets Need Most Often A torn ligament after a game of fetch, a dental extraction to relieve pain, or a spay to prevent future health risks are among the most common surgeries that help pets stay healthy throughout their lives. While the idea of surgery can feel overwhelming, knowing [...]
Vomiting and Diarrhea in Dogs and Cats: What Every Pet Owner Should Know Most pets will have an upset stomach at some point. A single episode after eating too fast may pass on its own, but vomiting or diarrhea can also signal a more serious problem. Gastrointestinal issues can progress quickly, leading to dehydration, [...]
Blocked Cats, Big Risks: Recognizing the Emergency Hiding in the Litter Box Greenfield Veterinary Clinic | Greenfield, Wisconsin Watching a cat strain in the litter box without success, cry out in pain, or suddenly become withdrawn can cause immediate alarm. These symptoms may indicate a urinary blockage, one of the most urgent and life-threatening conditions [...]
We’re thrilled to share that Greenfield Veterinary Clinic was recently featured in a two-page spread in Milwaukee Magazine! The article, “The Face of Healthy Pets,” highlights our commitment to providing compassionate, high-quality care for pets and their families. Read the full article here
Your Pet’s Health, Unlocked: Why Bloodwork Matters More Than You Think At Greenfield Veterinary Clinic, we know how deeply you care about giving your pet a long, healthy, and happy life. You provide love, comfort, and nutrition—but there are health issues that can develop silently, beneath the surface. One of the most effective ways to [...]
When your pet slows down, tires more easily, or starts showing signs of discomfort, it's easy to attribute it to aging or changes in routine. But in many cases, these subtle shifts may point to something more serious- heart disease. At Greenfield Veterinary Clinic in Greenfield, Wisconsin, we understand the anxiety that comes with any [...]
In Wisconsin, ticks are more than just a seasonal nuisance—they’re a serious threat to your dog’s long-term health. One of the most concerning tick-borne illnesses is Lyme disease, caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi and spread through the bite of an infected black-legged tick, commonly called a deer tick. At Greenfield Veterinary Clinic, we understand [...]
When pets experience constant hip pain—whether from trauma, arthritis, or congenital issues—it affects far more than just mobility. It changes how they eat, sleep, play, and interact with you. At Greenfield Veterinary Clinic in Greenfield, Wisconsin, we believe in preserving comfort and restoring movement whenever possible. Femoral Head Ostectomy (FHO) is one surgical option that [...]
If you’ve ever caught your pet chewing on something they shouldn’t—or worse, swallowing it—you’re not alone. Foreign object ingestion is one of the most common and potentially serious emergencies we treat at Greenfield Veterinary Clinic. Whether it’s a sock, a skewer, or a squeaky toy, these incidents can lead to intestinal blockages, internal injuries, and [...]
Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome (BAS) is a condition that affects many flat-faced (brachycephalic) dog and cat breeds. While these pets are adored for their signature short noses and expressive faces, the anatomical traits that make them so lovable often come at a cost: restricted breathing, heat intolerance, and reduced quality of life. At Greenfield Veterinary [...]