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Greetings!  
   

We hope you had a wonderful Holiday. We hope you have a great New Year.    

 

Ranger enjoyed his Christmas. He got some new pink mice and had fun playing with them. Mercy enjoyed playing with them too. Ranger says he will try to be nice to Mercy next year so he can get even more presents.

 

What did you think of his appearance, and Dr. Foote, on tv? Let us know on our Facebook page! 

 

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
 

 

Get Started on the Right Paw

 

 

 

Learn how to help your new pet adjust to his or her new home and family (both human and furry). Dr. Foote will also talk about basic house training tips, how to introduce your new pet to the current pets and how to prevent common behavior problems. Dr. Foote will be at Petropics in Charleston on January 22nd from 2 - 3 pm. Please RSVP by Jan 21st by calling 217-348-1018 or emailing okawvetstaff@mchsi.com.

 

This seminar is for humans only. Please leave your pets at home. There is no fee for the seminar.  

 

Dog Food Recall 

 

Cargill Animal Nutrition has a voluntary recall of River Run and Marksman dog food. The food is contaminated with aflatoxin. Food with the following lot numbers 4K0335 through 4K0365, LL0335 through LL0365, 4K1001 through 4K1335 and LL1001 through LL1335 have been affected in the following sizes... [Read More]

 

The Pickle Gift    


Have you ever hung a pickle ornament on your tree? The person who sees the pickle ornament gets to open the extra present under the tree.  Now this pickle would be a great present for your chew crazy doggie friend.

Rachael, one of the veterinary behavior technicians at my clinic, has been very resourceful at asking companies for samples of food puzzles, and other items to try out.  The Pickle Pocket treat dispensing toy from Starmark company was one that came in and has been under Bella trial for... [Read More]

 

First Puppy Exams - It's about Training as Much as Shots

 

A new puppy is so much fun. You want to have them be healthy and well mannered. Getting the best information about care and training comes from your veterinarian and staff that are trained to help you. Knowing the accurate facts about the best way to train you new friend where to potty, have fun meeting and greeting people are as important as the proper diet and vaccinations. Actually, socializing your puppy will help to... [Read More]

 

Care to Share Card

 

Check out our new Care to Share Card. Print it off, give it to a friend and get a reward. Your friend brings the card to their first appointment and receives... [Read More] 

 

Helping Needy Pets

 

Thank you to everyone who brought in food during our Dog and Cat Food Drive for SAM Food Pantry. We collected ... [Read More] 

 

New Years Resolutions for You and your Pet

 

1. Get more exercise. Walk your pet twice a day. Walking keeps your pet's joints and muscles healthy. Walking also keeps your pet's mind sharp.
 
2. Start on a healthier diet. Give your pet a few... [Read More] 

 


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.


Okaw Veterinary Clinic 
140 W. Sale St.
Tuscola, Illinois 61953
   217-253-3221

 

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Dog food recall
The pickle gift
First Puppy Exams
Care to share card
Dog and cat food donation
New Years resolutions
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Get Started on the Right Paw 

Learn how to help your new pet adjust to his or her new home and family (both human and furry). Dr. Foote will also talk about basic house training tips, how to introduce your new pet to the current pets and how to prevent common behavior problems. Dr. Foote will be at Petropics in Charleston on January 22nd from 2 - 3 pm. Please RSVP by Jan 21st by calling 217-348-1018 or emailing okawvetstaff@mchsi.com.

 

This seminar is for humans only. Please leave your pets at home. There is no fee for the seminar. 
 
 

Pet U Classes

Learn about various pet related topics during these classes co-sponsored by the CARE Center. Classes

 are held at the U of I Small Animal Clinic, check in is at 6 pm. Classes are from 6:30 - 8 pm. Each class is $8 per person if you register by the early registration date. If you register after that date, the fee is $13. For more

 

- How Cats Learn and How to Modify their Behavior

 

Ever wonder why your cat hides from visitors or jumps on the counters? This session will present the science behind how cats learn and how you can humanely and effectively change their behaviors. This class will be held on Monday, Jan 9th. The early registration date is Wednesday, Dec 28.

 

- Red Cross First Aid and CPR

 
Learn how to be prepared for emergencies that involve their cat or dog and how to protect themselves and the animal from further harm, injury, or suffering during emergencies by teaching prompt, effective first aid actions and care. Participants will receive their choice of either a cat or dog first aid book and DVD set. The other set can be purchased for an additional fee. Note: This session will be held on a Saturday morning (8:00 a.m.-Noon) and is approximately 4 hours in length. The registration fee for this session is $35. The registration deadline is Jan 30th. To ensure sufficient supplies, registrations cannot be accepted after this date.


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