Raptor Pet Rehabilitation FAQs
Specialized Medical Help for Raptors When obtaining professional medical care for animals, most folks are used to going to the vet for their dog or cat, maybe even reptile …
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What to Expect at a Puppy or Kitten Visit
So, you have a new puppy or kitten and just scheduled your first pet visit. You may feel a little anxious because you think a pet exam includes needles. …
What does Luxating Patella Surgery Treat?
Van Loon Animal Hospital Provides Luxating Patella Surgery for Pets If your pet develops a sudden limp when walking, the problem may be a luxating patella, which is one …
What Causes Pet Ear Infections?
Ear infections in pets are some of the most common ailments we see at our animal hospital. Our veterinarian at Van Loon Animal Hospital in Holmen has the years …
Common Causes of Pet Allergies
Allergies can be painful and frustrating for pets. It is important to treat them before they worsen. At Van Loon Animal Hospital in Holmen, WI, our veterinarian diagnoses and …
FAQs about Spay and Neutering
Spay and Neutering FAQ At Van Loon Animal Hospital in Holmen, we have been performing spaying and neutering procedures for many years. Following are the answers to questions our …
Is Parasite Prevention Necessary?
A parasite refers to a living organism that feeds within (endoparasites) or on (ectoparasite) another animal. Various parasites can harm your animal, but common pet parasites include fleas, ticks, …
Tips for Caring for Your Pets During the Summer
Who doesn’t like summer? Certainly not your pets. It is a great time to get out and take long walks or let your pet stay outside. Summer is a …
Is Your Pet Suffering from Allergies
Is Your Pet Suffering from Allergies? Spring has arrived and that means the weather is getting warmer, flowers are blooming, and animals are coming out of hibernation. Unfortunately, spring …
Holiday Pet Safety Tips
Holiday Pet Safety Tips The holiday season is a beautiful time of the year for everyone, including your four-legged friends, but it can also be dangerous. At Van Loon …