FDA and link to CDM
The FDA recently released data that potentially links certain grain-free, boutique and exotic diets to a heart condition called, canine dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). Until further investigation, information or reports …
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Rabies Alert
Please Protect your four legged family members!!! The Minnesota Board of Animal Health just released information on the most recent documented Rabies positive animals. There have been 6 documented …
Refer a Friend
Refer a friend to Elm Creek Animal Hospital: Elm Creek Animal Hospital is Champlin’s premier veterinary hospital and the only American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) – Accredited Veterinary Hospital …
The Importance of Senior Pet Screenings
We all love our aging pet companions. Those white-faced dogs and scruffy old cats always pull on our heart strings. Unfortunately, as our pets grow older, their risk of …
Canine Influenza
We have received many questions and heard multiple concerns about the recent outbreak of canine influenza in Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio and Indiana. Canine influenza is a relatively new virus …
Does my pet have Diabetes?
~~My Pet is drinking more water… Is your pet drinking more than he used to? Is he having accidents in the house, especially at night? Is he losing weight …
No Lilies for Kitties!!!
We wish everyone a happy Easter Weekend! Please remember to look out for your feline companions and learn the dangers of some of the spring plants commonly seen this …
Get Your Wag On!
The Animal Humane Society is holding their 41st annual Walks for Animals on Saturday, May 2nd. This is a great cause that helps countless animals in need. There are …
Dangers of Spring
Protect your canine companions from the dangers that accompany the wonders of Spring. Heartworm, tick-borne diseases (including Lyme disease) and leptospirosis are common types of infections that carry significant …
Hyperthyroidism in Cats
March will be dedicated to Hyperthyroid awareness!! Hyperthyroidism is the most common endocrine (hormone related) disease in cats. As many as 10-15% of cats will develop this disease sometime …