WOLF Veterinary Services

🐱It’s Adopt a Cat Month!🐱
Adopting a cat can change the kitty’s life and yours!
They bring comfort, companionship and lots of love into every home. Cats of all ages and backgrounds are looking for a loving home. From playful kitty’s to sweet seniors!🐾

Check out your local shelter and think about getting a kitty-or even just visiting to share some love!💕

Remembering those who were lost on Memorial Day weekend. May they and what they fought for never be forgotten, and may we always appreciate their efforts and sacrifices. 🪖🩶

Mother’s Day is just days away, and we’re celebrating all who do so much every day 💐

If you’re gifting flowers this year, it’s worth keeping pet safety in mind since some blooms can be harmful to cats and dogs. The ASPCA Poison Control experts have put together a list of pet-safe flowers so you can create a bouquet that’s just as safe as it is beautiful. Share this with your community and read more here. 🐾 https://bit.ly/3WnNKgG

TEMPORARY HOURS CHANGE:
April 20-29
8:00 am - 5:00 pm

TEMPORARY HOURS CHANGE:
April 20-29
8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Dog Bite Prevention: a little caution goes a long way 🐶
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❤️🐾It’s National Pet Day! Woohoo! 🐾❤️

🐕National pet day is an annual observance dedicated to honoring all our pets, big and small! Make sure to give and show extra love to your furry friends!
🐈These are just two of our furry friends here at prompt Vet. Nana and Sami

🌸🐣Happy Easter everyone!🐣🌸

Just a friendly reminder that chocolate could be very dangerous for all pets, especially dogs and cat.🍫 Even just a small amount can cause serious health issues.

Keep all Easter candy safely out of reach and if you think your pet got into any call poison control right away (888) 426-4435📲

Have a joyful and wonderful day!🩵

🪱It’s National Heartworm Awareness Month🪱

🐕Heartworm disease is transmitted by mosquitos, and is very difficult and expensive to treat in dogs and is impossible to treat in cats! It’s fatal if not treated, but is very easy to prevent with a monthly preventative.

🐈We recommend preventative against fleas, ticks and heartworm year round, even in winter! Even if they are indoor pets they are still at risk.

📲call us today to get your month preventive and or Heartworm testing!

Is your dog constantly licking their paws?

Occasional licking is normal, but frequent or intense paw licking can signal allergies, skin irritation, anxiety, or pain. In Central Illinois, seasonal allergens are a common trigger — even in winter.
If licking becomes persistent, it’s worth checking in with your vet to identify the cause, provide relief and prevent infection.