Introducing Our New Temperature Scanning Microchip
Big Lick Vet is excited to announce that we are now carrying a new microchip from HomeAgain that detects your pet’s temperature in addition to providing a permanent form of identification for your pet! Each pet’s temperature is read by passing a microchip scanner over the pets’ shoulder blades. The scanner emits a low radio […]
Imuquin and Mycequin – Two New Supplements For Immune Support
We’re excited to inform our clients that we are now carrying two new supplements for our patients! The first, Imuquin, is an immune health supplement that provides immune support for dogs and cats. The second, Mycequin, is a targeted probiotic that supports immune function of the GI tract while an animal is taking antibiotics. Learn […]
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Free Urinalysis Day 2019 Results
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Free Urinalysis Day
Thursday, April 18, 2019 In partnership with Idexx Lab Services, Big Lick Vet is excited to announce that we will be offering a free urinalysis to all of our patients for one-day only – Thursday, April 18th! We are working with Idexx to highlight the innovative technology of their lab analyzers – equipment used by […]
Lyme Disease in Dogs: What You Need To Know
You’ve probably heard of Lyme disease. You or someone you know may have even tested positive for it, but did you know that your furry friend is just as at-risk for exposure to this dangerous disease as you are, maybe even more so? Fortunately, cats are not at risk for acquiring Lyme disease, but as […]
Pet Weight Loss and the Importance of Maintaining A Healthy Weight For Your Pet
For many pet owners, there’s nothing better than seeing your pets eyes light up or their mouth-licking expression of satisfaction after you’ve given them dinner or offered them a treat. It can be easy to show our love to our pets through food and before we know it, we’re dealing with an overweight pet. But […]
Managing Canine Anxiety With Supplements
Anxiety in dogs can be difficult for both dogs and their pet owners. Sometimes, as a pet owner, it can feel like you’re alone in struggling with your dog’s anxious behavior, but it’s more common than one might think. In one online survey, owners reported signs consistent with fear or anxiety in 29% of dogs […]
Grain-Free Diets and Taurine Deficiency Induced Dilated Cardiomyopathy: An Update
Back in May of 2018, we informed our clients about a potential connection between Grain-Free Diets and Taurine Deficiency Induced Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM). This form of Dilated Cardiomyopathy has typically been most commonly seen in Golden Retrievers, so we want to make sure Golden Retriever owners pay special attention to this information. Unfortunately, though, other […]
