Beware of Blastomycosis: A Hidden Danger for Pets
If you are a pet owner in Minnesota or Wisconsin, who likes to spend time outdoors with your pet, it is important to be aware of the dangers of blastomycosis.
Pet Health Tips
Canine Influenza
Are you concerned about the canine influenza virus? Do you have questions about whether your dog is at risk or if he or she should be vaccinated for this virus?
Nutraceuticals for the Health of Your Pet
When it comes to medications, vitamins and supplements for your pet, it can be difficult to know which brands to trust. Your pets depend on you to make good choices
Advanced Diagnostics
Cancer and diabetes have become problematic for household pets in that each disease has an awareness month devoted to it. November is both Pet Cancer Awareness Month and Pet Diabetes
The Stages of Dental Disease in Companion Animals
According to the American Veterinary Dental College, periodontal disease in dogs and cats ranges from healthy normal (periodontal disease 0), to periodontal disease stage 4. Rivertown Animal Hospital encourages all
The Importance of Routine Dental Care for Pets
The Importance of Routine Dental Care for Pets Pet owners are not deliberately neglectful about oral health. They may not realize the importance of regular dental check-ups and preventative care.
The Benefits of Digital Dental X-rays for Pets
When your dog or cat has periodontal disease, much of the damage takes place below the gum line where neither you, nor your veterinarian at Rivertown Animal Hospital can see
5 Myths About Dental Care for Your Pet
February is Dental Heath Month. The following are 5 myths surrounding dental health for your feline and canine companions: Myth #1 Dental health needs are covered by giving my pet
How to Help Your Pets Cope with the “Summer Booms”
Picnics, swimming, and long walks in the park: summer is a time to make lifelong memories with your pet. Whether you’re playing with your cat or your dog is letting
Pain Management and the Use of Cold Laser Therapy
We all have an idea about what pain is, but can you recognize it in your pet? If pain is diagnosed by your veterinarian what is the best way to
Pet Insurance & Other Resources
Pet Insurance
Rivertown Animal Hospital does not sell pet insurance or receive financial compensation from any insurance provider. Our only interest is to inform you of its availability to assist you in the cost of quality care for your pet. People underestimate the amount of money spent on veterinary care during the lifetime of their pet. Pet insurance allows you to have more choices for care. We’ve found that Trupanion benefits our clients. View pet insurance reviews »
Shop Online
Shop for your pet – from food to treats to meds – conveniently online using these resources.
Helpful Pet Resources
- Animal Emergency Clinic Oakdale (our after-hours emergency partner)
- American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) animal poison control information
- Poison Helpline
- Benefits of a Certified Cat-Friendly Practice
- Why Cats Need Routine Veterinary Checkups
- How to Make Your Cat’s Visit to the Vet Less Stressful
- American Association of Feline Practitioners: Information about caring for cats
- CatChannel.com: Helpful information and products for cat owners
- Feline Health Center: Feline wellness information sponsored by Cornell University
