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The furnace has not run since spring. The wood stove gets lit, the generator comes out for the first storm, and the truck warms up in the garage. Every one of those is a carbon monoxide source, and...
Fall hunting season brings a predictable set of injuries into the clinic every year, and most of them are not what people expect. Gunshot wounds are rare. Cut pads, barbed wire lacerations, cold water...
Tremorgenic mycotoxins are toxins produced by molds growing on decomposing food, and dogs in Sedro-Woolley most often find them in compost piles, windfall fruit and garbage. Signs such as tremors...
Heartworm prevention in Sedro-Woolley protects dogs and cats from a serious disease spread by mosquitoes. When an infected mosquito bites your pet, it passes on larvae that grow into worms living in...
Salmon poisoning disease is a serious illness dogs in the Skagit Valley can get from eating raw salmon, trout, or...
Foxtails are barbed grass seed heads that dry out in summer and lodge in a dog’s paws, ears, nose, or...
Spring in Sedro-Woolley and the broader Skagit Valley brings blooming gardens, active wildlife, and a shift in how pets spend...
Spring in the Skagit Valley brings longer days, warmer temperatures, and some of the most beautiful hiking conditions in the...
Spring is one of our favorite times of year at Sedro-Woolley Veterinary Clinic. After the grey, wet Skagit Valley winter...