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Monday 8am - 6pm Tuesday 8am - 6pm Wednesday 8am - 6pm Thursday 8am - 6pm Friday 8am - 6pm Saturday 8am - 12pm Sunday 8am - 12pm

Brentwood Animal Campus Vet Clinic

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Brentwood Animal Campus Vet Clinic

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Animal Campus Veterinarian Clinic
Where patient care is our primary objective! We are conveniently located on Hwy 36 (Loomis Rd) in beautiful Franklin, WI.

Animal Campus is a family run business and our top priority is to serve our customers and take great care of your pets. It is very important to us that you feel comfortable bringing your pets to our facility, so we encourage you to set up a tour. Come check out the Campus during our regular business hours to take a tour of our facilities.

11/13/2026

Obviously we care about your dog's physical health, but we also care about their mental health.

Here we carry products to be used for enrichment! Enrichment is giving your dogs (and cats!) things to satisfy their natural instincts - think sniffing (or snuffling), foraging, chewing and problem solving! Most behavioral problems like chewing on furniture or digging can be fixed by offering things to make their brain work!

The Toppls can be used as a food bowl or filled with fun treats like canned food, pieces of kibble, peanut butter and frozen to give them an activity to do while you are busy.

The Feast Mats can be used to not only slow down feeding by putting the food on a flat, separated surface but if you flip it over it can be used as a lick mat for home nail trims.

The Flossr on the left can be used to keep your dog's teeth pearly white, there is a hole through the chew toy itself to put treats or dental stick in!

As always chew toys should be used with caution and supervision in most cases! Talk to us about how to keep your pet's brain healthy!

11/10/2026

Seeing we missed Monday - you guys get Medical Tuesday this week!

With the weather changing we would like to take the time to discuss insects, mainly the ones that can transmit diseases. 🦟🦟

This is a mosquito on a bathroom wall in the home of one of our doctors. Now we hear it quite often "my pet never leaves the house" "we have a fenced in yard" "they only go outside to use the bathroom". While all those might be true, your pet still has exposure in the home, (not to mention they left the house to come here🙂) whether we bring them in on our clothes, you have an open window and they fit through the screen, these guys definitely find a way.

Obviously if a mosquito were to bite a human, we just get an itchy lump (in most cases), if a mosquito were to bite a dog or a cat they can transmit heartworm. In the case of a dog being bite, heartworm is curable, cats aren't so lucky. That's why it's so very important to keep your pet on year-round heartworm prevention.

Give us a call if you're running low!🐾🐾

11/02/2026

MEDICAL (or in today's case Non-medical) MONDAYS!
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Have you ever found your dog eating grass outside? Ever noticed that they REALLY like the tall, thicker blades of grass? Has your dog ever thrown up after eating that blade of grass?

Eating grass actually isn't usually linked to anything medical at all. Actually, less than 25% of dogs vomit after eating grass, so it's not a very effective way to soothe an upset tummy.

It could truly be because they enjoy the taste/texture! It could also be an anxious behavior and can use grass eating as a comfort mechanism.
It's never wrong to not let your dog eat the grass, think parasites! But also there could be the concern of pesticides or chemical fertilizers. If you suspect something going wrong in your dog's GI tract, give us a call!

10/31/2026

10/28/2026

We had the CUTEST visitor yesterday. Instead of trick or treating from us, we were brought treats and tricks.

10/27/2026

Before the day ends, we would like to acknowledge today's holiday.

Dia De Los Mu***os (for pets) it's the one day out of the year where our beloved pets are believed to be able to return home.

Please feel free to use this as your virtual ofrenda and honor your beloved.

10/27/2026

Stella says, "LET'S GO BREWERS" 💛💙💛💙

10/27/2026

Don't let your pet get spooked by those costumes. Here are a couple tips/tricks in keeping them safe this Halloween!

10/26/2026

MEDICAL MONDAYS!

I'm sure we all know the term Heartworm, but have you ever heard FIV or Feline Leukemia at a new kitten or recently adopted cat appointment? Does the word Triple test sound familiar? We often use this as a screening method to make sure there is no issue if there are other cats in the household.

FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) is virus spread amongst outdoor cats (or those that can come into contact with them) through bites most often sustained from during a fight. This virus works at destroying the bodies white blood cells, which are responsible to fighting infections. Most cats can develop major issues from a minor skin scrape or upper respiratory infection. Some cats can also be asymptomatic for years after exposure.

Feline Leukemia is another virus spread amongst outdoor cats and can work very similar to FIV but increases the cat's risk to common cancers. Feline leukemia can unfortunately be spread through sharing food/water bowls, grooming and fighting/bites.

Unfortunately, all three diseases (heartworm included) are not curable. FIV and Feline leukemia are manageable through strictly indoors, keeping a stress free environment (I know easy right) and prompt veterinary care when something is off.

Address

10932 W Loomis Road
Franklin, WI
53132

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm
Sunday	8am - 12pm

Website

http://www.animalcampus.com/

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