Monthly Newsletter

The veterinarians and staff at the Animal Hospital of West Lake Forest are pleased to provide you with an online newsletter. This fun and fact-filled newsletter is updated on a regular basis.

 

Included in the newsletter are articles pertaining to pet care, information on our animal hospital, as well as news on the latest trends and discoveries in veterinary medicine.

 

Please enjoy the newsletters!

 

February Newsletter

February is Pet Dental Health Month

Health Benefits of Pet Ownership for Elderly

Quiet! Solutions for Barking Dogs

 

January 2021

Happy 2021! New Year, New Pet Resolutions

Medical Concerns for Guinea Pigs

How to Care for Orphan Kittens

 

December Newsletter

Emergency Kit for Pets

Holiday Pet Tip: No Sweets for Your Sweet Pet

10 Tips to Keep Your Pet Warm and Safe This Winter

 

November Newsletter

Celebrate Thanksgiving Safely With Your Pets

November is National Pet Diabetes Month

The Health Benefits of Owning a Pet

 

October Newsletter

October is National Pet Wellness Month

Pet Behavior: Aggressive Cats and Dogs

Senior Pets - Maintaining Good Health

 

August 2020 Newsletter

 

5 Impressive Things Dogs Can Sense Before They Happen

Living with an Aging Pet

Pet Obesity Can Cost You a Fortune

 

June 2020 Newsletter

 

May 2020 Newsletter

 

April 2020 Newsletter

 

March Newsletter

 

 

Providing Great Care For Your Senior Cat

Family Addition: Adopting Pets as a Couple

Beware of Counterfeit Pest Products for Dogs and Cats

 

No Sweets for Your Sweet Pet

Keeping Your Dog Anxiety Free On New Year's Eve

How To Keep Your Pet Safe This Holiday Season

 

Celebrate Thanksgiving Safely with Your Pets

November is National Pet Diabetes Month

How to Use Reinforcement Training with Your Dog

 

 

World Rabies Day

Dogs for Diabetics

Animals Laugh. No Joke

 

Agressive Behavior Between Dogs at the Dog Park

How to Help Your Children Cope with Pet Loss

Is an Exotic Pet Right for You?

 

Fourth of July Pet Safety Tips

Lyme Disease Is the New (Bad) Summer Trend

Pet Behavior: Aggressive Cats and Dogs