Pulaski Animal Hospital

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Pulaski Animal Hospital, opened in 1955, is a state-of-the-art facility providing high-quality medical and surgical care for your pet at a reasonable cost.

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WE SPEAK FOUR LANGUAGES HERE

(Five, if you count talking to animals!)

The multilingual staff at Pulaski Animal Hospital speaks four languages: English, Spanish, Polish and Croatian (Hrvatski). We believe good communication with a pet's owner is essential to diagnosis, treatment and at-home care of your cherished companion. We invite you to browse our Web site, where you will find valuable and fun information.

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

Help! Cat Music Video

Help us prevent the Population BOOM!

Singers: Kia, Kirby, Sharlon & Friends

Listen... and act!

Food For thought

Pet food - risk?

It's been several months since tainted pet food was recalled, but we still receive many questions about it. Let's review facts about the contamination and then look at renal failure, which is the medical condition caused by the contaminated food.

Overweight pet?

By: Angelica Bialek, DVM Is your dog overweight? Canine obesity is a growing problem. At least 25 percent of all dogs are overweight. Many owners think that a dog in the recommended weight range is too thin and that a plump dog is just right. Wrong.
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Look at those pearly whites

By: Angelica Bialek, DVM

Brushing at least every 2 days is recommended

Oral hygiene is an important part of pet care. But many owners don't realize that they need to brush their pet's teeth. Ask your veterinarian to show you the proper technique and to offer suggestions on how to get your pet accustomed to brushing. Poor oral health can lead to other health conditions including heart failure. According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, more then 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have dental disease by age 3.

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