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Pulaski Animal Hospital was established in 1955 and has been dedicated to providing exceptional full service veterinary care ever since. We have voluntary complied with the high standards of the American Animal Hospital Association and have been a member hospital since 1974.

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Quadrilingual veterinary web site

At Pulaski Animal Hospital, we are aware that the good communication with pet owners is one of the foundations for pet health monitoring and improvement.Therefore, we are investing a considerable amount of time and effort to improve our site, make it multilingual and we welcome you to browse through the site and to send us your comments.

News from the Animal Poison Control Center:

Flash game "Cooper the Carefull Canine" shows how to clean potential poison problems in your home.
>>http://www.aspca.org/ideum/petsafe.html

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Help us prevent the Population BOOM!

Singers: Kia, Kirby, Sharlon & Friends

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Food For Thought

Pet food - risk?

It has been several months since the pet food recall began, but we still get questions regard this topic on daily basis. So, let’s review some of the most recent contamination facts and then discuss renal failure, which is the medical condition that occurred due to the contamination.

Overweight pet?

By: Angelica Bialek, DVM Is your dog overweight? Canine obesity is a growing problem in our country. Between 25 and 40% of all dogs are overweight. Many owners feel that a dog in the recommended normal range is to thin and a dog that is overweight is just right. This perception is incorrect.
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Look at Those Pearly Whites

By: Angelica Bialek, DVM

Brushing at least every 2 days is recommended

Oral hygiene is one of the most important aspects of pet care that is often neglected by owners. Poor oral health, if left untreated, can lead to other health conditions. According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, more then 80% of dogs and 70% of cats are afflicted with dental disease by the age of three.

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