Packerland Veterinary Center

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Naturally Treating Epilepsy Epilepsy is a growing concern with pet owners and is becoming a very common problem in veterinary medicine. Epilepsy, sometimes called a seizure disorder, is a sudden, involuntary change in behavior, muscle control, consciousness, and/or sensation. A seizure is often . . . . More >>	Tick Transmitted Disease Ticks are such small insects, but they can pose a very great danger to us and our companion animals. They prey on the blood of dogs, horses, deer, birds, rodents, and people. There are hundreds of kinds of ticks, including the dog tick and the deer tick. The diseases that . . . . More >>	Caring For Your New Addition Your new kitten or puppy will grow up to be a very important part of your family. The care you give him/her will ultimately determine the behavioral and physical well being of your new pet as an adult. The adage “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” certainly holds . . . . More >>

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"Treating" Your Pet Right Adopting ABCs Avoiding Dog Bites Barking and Growling Problems Caring For Pets During Emergencies Caring For Your New Addition Chewing and Digging Clicker Training Crate Training Dealing with Normal Puppy Behavior: Chewing Dealing With The Loss of A Pet Diet & Weight Control Dogs and Kids Dogs and Separation Anxiety Exercising Your Pet Finding A Dog Finding A Lost Pet Healthypet Happiness Part 1	Healthypet Happiness Part 2 Healthypet Happiness Part 3 House Training - Puppies and Older Dogs House Training Your Puppy Housetraining Your Puppy How To Socialize How to Solve the Digging Problem If Your Pet Is Sprayed By A Skunk Interdog Aggression Introducing Your Pet to a Baby Keeping Your Pet Safe From Holiday Hazards Lyme Disease In Pets Naturally Treating Epilepsy Organic Foods, What's The Fuss? Picking Up Your Pup Prevent Poisonings Puppy Housetraining- Part 2 Rabies	Raising Buddy Re-Homing Adult Dogs Responsible Dog Ownership Socializing Your New Pet Submissive and Excitement Urination Successful Cleaning To Remove Pet Odors and Stains Summer Pet Care Teaching Your Child To Be "Pet-Wise" The Quest For Balanced Training Tick Transmitted Disease Training Older Pets Traveling By Air With Your Pet Traveling By Car With Your Pet Trimming Pet Toenails Vegetarian Diets For Pets West Nile Virus

121 Packerland Dr. Green Bay, WI 54303 phone: (920) 498-2808