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Every year on October 1st, dog lovers across the country join together to celebrate National Black Dog Day — a day dedicated to recognizing, honoring, and promoting the adoption of black dogs, which often get overlooked in shelters. At Animal Works Veterinary Surgery,...

Tiny pups get a lot of attention, but there’s something just as impressive about dogs that could almost rival a small pony! From gentle giants who love to lounge to towering protectors with big hearts, the world’s largest dog breeds are impossible to ignore. 1. Great...

Every September, during the third week of the month, we pause to celebrate Adopt a Less-Adoptable Pet Week—a time to shine a spotlight on the dogs and cats who are often overlooked in shelters. These pets may be older, have special medical needs, or simply don't “fit...

Being a dog parent is one of the greatest joys in life. Our pups give us loyalty, laughter, and unconditional love—and in return, they depend on us to make the right choices for their health and happiness. That’s why every September we celebrate National Responsible...

As the school year kicks off and schedules shift, your pet might be left wondering, “Where did everyone go?” Back-to-school season often brings sudden changes in household routines—early mornings, quieter days, less playtime—which can lead to confusion or even...

Just like humans, pets rely on vaccines to stay protected from dangerous—and sometimes deadly—diseases. August is National Immunization Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to ensure your dog or cat is up to date on their vaccines. At Animal Works, we tailor...

August 8 is International Cat Day, a time to recognize the unique, quirky, and lovable nature of cats everywhere. Whether they’re sunbathing on a windowsill, batting toys under the couch, or demanding dinner 10 minutes early, cats hold a special place in our...

At Animal Works, we’re committed to your pet’s comfort, health, and long-term well-being. One of the procedures we offer is vulvoplasty surgery, a corrective surgery often recommended for dogs suffering from excessive skin folds around the vulva, a condition known as...

Let’s get right to the bottom of this. You’re walking your dog, minding your own business, when suddenly—bam—your pup dives nose-first into another dog’s behind like it’s the best thing since bacon flavored treats. Embarrassing? Sure. Confusing? Definitely. But if...

The Fourth of July is full of excitement—parades, cookouts, sparklers, and of course, fireworks. But for our pets, these holiday traditions can feel overwhelming, confusing, or even dangerous. At Animal Works Veterinary Surgery, we understand how important it is to...