Common Reasons Why Dogs Eat Poop

Common Reasons Why Dogs Eat Poop

Have you ever noticed that some dogs may like to eat their own stool? This behavior is known as coprophagia, or feces consumption. Whether your dog eats their own stool, “tootsie rolls” from the litter box, or random poop piles on your walks, coprophagia is a puzzling...
Reasons Why Senior Pets Are the Best!

Reasons Why Senior Pets Are the Best!

Are you thinking about adding a new furry family member to your household? Maybe a senior pet will be the perfect fit for you! These loyal companions have a lot of love to give. Here are some reasons why a senior pet may be just what your family needs!    #1:...
Your Pet’s Vet Tech

Your Pet’s Vet Tech

When your furry companion comes into our hospital, much of their care is performed by our incredible veterinary technicians. No matter what your pet comes in for, you can rest assured that they are in excellent hands. Learn more about all of the awesome things our vet...
Why is Wellness Care Important?

Why is Wellness Care Important?

Just like humans, pets also require routine care to maintain their health all-year-long. Regular wellness care ensures that any subtle diseases do not go undetected, and allow us to check your pet’s overall health. Our team here at Prelesnik Animal Hospital has...
Building a Pet First Aid Kit

Building a Pet First Aid Kit

September is National Disaster Preparedness Month. As a pet owner, you have an extra responsibility to prep your pet for disaster. A first-aid kit that is fully stocked—not only for you but for your furry friend, too—is an essential component of your emergency plan....
7 Signs Your Pet is in Pain

7 Signs Your Pet is in Pain

Pets tend to be quite skilled at hiding subtle signs of discomfort and pain, often suffering for weeks, months, or sometimes years without complaint. To help pet owners identify pain in their four-legged friends, the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management...