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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...

If your dog or cat is struggling with hip pain, you may be wondering what options exist beyond total hip replacement. At Animal Works Veterinary Surgery, one highly effective and less invasive procedure we frequently recommend is Femoral Head Ostectomy...

National Rescue Dog Day is an annual observance on May 20th to raise awareness about the dogs in shelters who are waiting for their forever homes. There is a vast number of incredible pups in shelters around the country ready for adoption and a new chance at life!...

Does your pup suffer from separation anxiety? Does your pooch destroy furniture when you’re away? Is excessive barking part of your dog’s daily routine?Dog Anxiety Awareness Week is the first week of May, which recognizes the emotional well-being of the anxious pups...

For our April Pet Spotlight, we’d like you to meet one of our rockstar patients named Molly!She is a very sweet 11-year-old Border Collie mix. Although she was the runt in a litter of six puppies, she has never let that slow her down! Her owner affectionately noted,...

On April 11th every year we show appreciation for all working dogs! Therapy and service dogs can come in all shapes and sizes, serving many roles in people's lives and communities. A special shoutout also goes out to all the dog handlers who dedicate their time, love,...

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) and Feline Leukemia (FeLV) are two of the most infectious diseases affecting cats that have no cure. Both viruses weaken the immune system, making our feline companions more susceptible to other illnesses. FIV and FeLV are diagnosed...

In March, we bring our focus and attention to everyday pet toxins in our households, poison prevention tips, and what to do in case of an emergency. Pets are notoriously sneaky creatures who love to explore their surroundings. Sometimes, however, that curiosity and...