10 Ways to Celebrate Happy Cat Month

September is Happy Cat Month, a time dedicated to promoting feline wellness and happiness. As a pet owner, ensuring your cat is content and in good health is a rewarding responsibility. Our Greenfield Veterinary Clinic team shares 10 tips to keep your cat purring with joy and thriving in health. 1: Feed your cat a [...]

Keeping Your Pet Happy and Healthy: Tips for Pet Owners

Our pets are special, providing companionship, joy, and emotional support. Like humans, pets require regular care and attention to stay healthy and happy. Studies show that good health affects your pet’s quality of life—which is understandable—and also their longevity. Ensuring your pet receives regular check-ups, vaccinations, a balanced diet, and regular exercise is essential, not [...]

Can Genetic Screening Improve Your Pet’s Care?

In 2007, Wisdom Health launched the first breed-identification test for pets. A few years later, the company added a health screening option. Since then, genetic technology in veterinary medicine has advanced and opened up new opportunities for preventive care and early disease detection. Our team at Greenfield Veterinary Clinic explains why genetic screening holds immense [...]

Debunking Common Pet Nutrition Myths: What Every Pet Owner Needs to Know

As pet owners, we all want the best for our furry companions, especially when it comes to their diet and nutrition. However, so much conflicting information is available that separating fact from fiction can be challenging. Our Greenfield Veterinary Clinic team debunks some of the most common pet nutrition myths and tells you the truth [...]

Sun-Safe Pets: The Ultimate Guide to Summer Pet Care

Throughout the year, Greenfield experiences a wide range of average temperatures—from below-freezing winter weather, to blistering summer sunshine, we see it all. To help your four-legged friend cope with the seasonal weather changes, follow our Greenfield Veterinary Clinic team’s tips for a safe, comfortable summer. Heat risks for pets Pets, like people, are susceptible to [...]

Dangers Lurking in Dirt: What Pet Owners Need to Know

Rolling, digging, and snuffling in the dirt are natural canine behaviors, and, if your cat ventures outdoors, they also likely dig in the soil. While exploring the outdoor environment is normal for pets, doing so puts them at risk of coming in contact with several hazards hidden within the soil. From parasites and fungal spores [...]

Pet Loss: How to Cope with Losing a Furry Family Member

Losing a pet is an incredibly painful experience. For many of us, pets are more than just animals—they are cherished family members, our companions, and our confidants. The bond between a pet and their owner is unique and profound, making your pet’s death a deeply emotional and often overwhelming event. Learn how to navigate the [...]

How to Let Indoor Cats Express Themselves Naturally

If you think your cat rules your home, you may be right. Some scientists believe that, unlike dogs, which people domesticated as early as 40,000 years ago, cats domesticated themselves about 8,000 years ago as they visited farming communities in the Middle East’s Fertile Crescent, making themselves welcome by keeping rodent populations down.  So, it’s [...]

Welcome Judi!

Please join us in welcoming our newest Client Service Team member, Judi! Judi comes to us with customer service experience and is bilingual in Spanish. She is a terrific addition to our team! Judi writes , “I have always loved animals since I was a little girl. I am happy to share that I have [...]

Allergies That Affect Pets in Wisconsin

If your cat or dog has been scratching more than usual these days, you may wonder whether they have allergies. Your furry friend is susceptible to some of the same allergens that bother you every year when spring’s warmer weather makes flowers and trees bloom, sending lots of pollen floating through the air. Don’t expect [...]

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