Greetings!
 Ranger hopes everyone has a nice summer. He had a nice "trip" to Hawaii. If you are travelling this summer, he says "aloha". Which means hello, good bye, be safe. Don't eat the poo poo in the poi-poi pot! Read about litter box issues if you are having problems with this.
Ranger wants you to know about an upcoming event. He is a very firm believer in getting liver paste during his treatments. Liver paste makes nail trims great.
Treatment Tricks - How to Make Treatments Easy!
When: Sunday June 26th Time: 2 - 3 pm Location: Prarieland Feeds in Savoy
For more information about this event, read below!
Let us know what you would like to see in future newsletters. We would love to answer your pet questions! Our email address is okawvetstaff@mchsi.com. Our phone number is 253-3221. Sincerely, The Okaw Vet Clinic Staff |
Events
Treatment Tricks - How to Make Treatments Easy! How to load your cat up in a carrier without a fight (it is possible!) Does your pet run when he or she hears you get medication or clippers? To continue reading Events click here or on the picture. |
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My House is Not a Litter Box!

No one wants their home to be a litter box. I don't have a house kitty due to my husband's severe allergies to cats, so I am not experiencing any litter box problems. I do have to help clients with this problem often. A lot of people spent a beautiful Sunday afternoon yesterday listening to my detailed presentation at Prairie Land Feeds about how to keep your cat happy with the litter box. This is a really aggravating problem and one that will land a kitty in the shelter or worse if it does not improve. I won't bore you will all the details of yesterday's talk. I will hit upon the big factors that have cats unhappy about the box, resulting in potty problems and I will suggest what will help them get back in the box.
First of all... tocontinue reading My House is Not a Litter Box click here or on the photo. |
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Are You Prepared for a Disaster?
Flooding from the Mississippi River has devastated towns, farms and homes in many Southern states. Recent tornadoes have also destroyed many towns and homes. Would you know what to do to keep you and your pet safe during and a disaster?
To continue reading click here or on the photo.
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Heartworms: Did you know...
Cats can get heartworms. Cats usually have fewer worms in their heart, but have more damage done to their lungs by the worms. - Dogs and cats get heartworm by being bitten by a mosquito. So your pet does not have to be around other pets in order to get heartworms. The mosquito bites an heartworm infected pet and sucks it's blood and also... To continue reading click here or on the photo.
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Tired of your Dog Taking You for a Walk?
The Spring rains and cold weather are finally over! Now you can take your dog on a lovely walk and enjoy the nice weather. Walking is a great way to get some exercise for you and your dog. But what if your dog pulls? Trying to walk a dog that pulls can take all the fun out walking. Here are a few tips to help stop your dog pulling on a leash.
Purchase a special harness, such as the Easy Walk Harness by Premier. These harnesses are great because... To continue reading Tired of your Dog Taking You for a Walk click here or on the photo. |
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Kitty Cabin Fever
Dogs get to go on walks, but what about cats? Can they go outside, while being safe? They can! Take your kitty on a walk or purchase a cat enclosure so your cat can enjoy the great outdoors too.
You can take your cat outside on a special harness designed for cats. Premier and Lupine are two companies that make these kitty harnesses, which can be purchased at pet stores. Show you cat that the harness is something good. When you get the harness, put it next to your cat's food dish for a few days so your cat associates the harness with food. Put the harness on your cat and give him or her treats, then take the harness off. Do this for a few days. Then put the harness on your cat and give your cat treats, and... To continue reading Kitty Cabin Fever click here or on the photo.
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About Okaw Veterinary Clinic
Thank you for reading our newsletter. We strive to make our pet parents informed about pet healthcare. If you have any concerns or questions, please let us know. Please let us know what you would like to see in future newsletters. We would love to answer your pet questions! Our email address is okawvetstaff@mchsi.com. Our phone number is 253-3221.
140 W. Sale St. Tuscola, Illinois 61953 Okaw Veterinary Clinic 217-253-3221
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