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What Happens In “The Back” at the Vet?
Hey there, pet parents! You know the drill: you bring your fur baby to Lincolnway Veterinary Clinic, we take them to “the back,” and then they reappear all set and good to go. But have you ever wondered what actually happens back there? Today, we’re pulling back the curtain on this enigmatic part of your…
Read MoreWhy Is My Cat’s Eye Watering?
Have you ever looked at your fur baby and noticed their eyes are watering more than usual? It’s easy to brush it off, thinking they might’ve just had something in their eye. But what if the problem persists? We’re glad you’re here, because we’re diving deep into this topic today. If you have any concerns…
Read MoreHip dysplasia in dogs: signs and treatment
Your beloved pooch is part of your family. Their health and well-being are as important as any other member’s. One condition that pet owners should be aware of, particularly for certain breeds, is hip dysplasia. It can significantly affect your dog’s quality of life if left unchecked. That’s why, at Lincolnway Veterinary Clinic in Mishawaka,…
Read MoreNocturnal felines: do cats have night vision
In the heart of Mishawaka, IN, Lincolnway Veterinary Clinic serves as a sanctuary for all the questions that pet owners may have. One of the more fascinating queries we receive pertains to the enigmatic nature of our feline companions, specifically, “Do cats have night vision?” The short answer is yes, but there’s much more to…
Read MoreCan Dogs Eat Watermelon?
As pet owners, we often wonder whether our dogs can share the foods we love. With the sweltering summer heat approaching, many dog owners beg the question: can dogs eat watermelon? Yes, dogs can eat watermelon, but there are some special considerations to look out for. The seeds and the rind should be removed to…
Read MoreWhy Is My Dog Panting So Much?
As a pet parent, you’re undoubtedly familiar with your canine companion’s panting, especially after a rambunctious game of fetch or on a hot summer day. But what happens when your dog’s panting seems excessive or unusual? Dogs may pant excessively due to obesity, pain, stress, and anxiety. More serious issues, such as Cushing’s Disease, respiratory…
Read MoreDogs and Fireworks: How to Keep Your Dog Relaxed around Fireworks
Every year on the Fourth of July and other holidays, families across the United States gather to celebrate with friends, food, and of course, fireworks. While these holidays are a time for joy and celebration, the loud noises and bright lights from the fireworks can be a source of stress and anxiety for our canine…
Read MoreFive Dog-Friendly Beaches Near South Bend, Indiana
Taking your canine to the beach can be a lot of fun, and there is nothing like seeing your pup wading in the water and enjoying themselves. The beach provides sights, sounds, and smells for your pup to take in, and it provides them with some good exercise as well. There are some wonderful dog-friendly…
Read MoreMy Dog is Throwing Up Yellow Foam. Is This an Emergency?
Your dog is family, so keeping them safe and healthy is essential. From time to time, you may notice your pup throwing up a yellow foam or bile. Is this an emergency? There are times when your canine throwing up yellow foam is a cause for concern. It could be due to various health conditions,…
Read MoreWhisker Loss in Cats: Is it Normal for My Cat to Shed its Whiskers?
A cat has whiskers for several significant reasons, as they serve a variety of purposes. Your cat’s whiskers are an excellent tool for navigating their environment, and it allows them to “see” in the dark. So, is it normal for cats to shed their whiskers? It is normal for your feline to shed their whiskers…
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