Consider A Trust Fund for your Pet

Losing a pet to injury, illness or even just old age is never easy for the owner, but have you ever thought about the reverse? What happens to your pets if you are suddenly unable to care for them or if you pass away? We all hear stories of celebrities leaving millions to their pets, but are these acts legal and how can you help insure your pets’ continued care?

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FDA Cautions Dog Owners

Questions continue to be raised over the safety of chicken jerky products that are marketed as chicken tenders, strips or treats for dogs in the US.  The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued cautionary warnings to consumers in September of 2007, 2008, and again in November of 2011.  After seeing the initial number of complaints…

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Care for Pets When Owners Are Gone

Advances in veterinary medicine have helped our pets live longer, healthier lives. Sometimes, pets even outlive their owners or need to find a new home when their original families are no longer able to care for them. A unique facility now provides an alternative to shelters, rescues or even relatives when a beloved family pet loses his or her owner.

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Join Us Today! Howl-O-Ween Dog Walk at Phelps Grove Park 4pm.

Please join us at the Howl-o-ween dog walk and costume contest (dogs not required) today, October 22nd at 4 pm, Phelps Grove Park, 950 East Bennett.  Individual entry fees for $15.00 and Family entry fees for $25.00 will benefit the Kiwanis Club of Downtown Springfield, serving the children of our community though projects with Delaware…

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Protecting Your Pet’s Vision – The Eye Specialists!

It’s been said that “eyes are the windows to the soul” and certainly when you look into the eyes of your beloved pets, you can see the affection and loyalty reflected there. Unfortunately, some owners look deep into their pet’s eyes and see problems. When your pet’s vision is at stake, veterinary ophthalmologists stand ready to take action!

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