Lodi Veterinary Care - Companion

09/25/2026

09/23/2026

**Update #2, stray cat was not picked up last night as scheduled and no contact information was left, if you know the owner or have any information please call our clinic!!

** Update, owner had been found!
Stray cat found in Lodi by Lucy's
Diner, female spay. Please contact us at 608-592-3232 if any information. Linked to a person in Texas!

09/19/2026

09/05/2026

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09/01/2026

🐾 Sweet Scout visited with Technician Rachel to update her Cytopoint! 💕

Cytopoint provides long-lasting itch relief from allergic and atopic dermatitis, with relief beginning within 24 hours and lasting 4–8 weeks!

🌿 Allergy season has been upon us, and we know how uncomfortable those itchy pets can get!

If you’re interested in Cytopoint for your pet, give us a call today to see about scheduling a visit with one of our veterinarians! 🐶💙

08/05/2026

This Saturday is Susie the Duck Day in Lodi! 🦆🐤
There will be a parade down Main Street running between 9:30am and 11am.
If you are visiting the clinic in this time frame, please see the parade map below as you will need to take a few extra minutes to navigate around!
We also ask that you drive safely and be mindful of the extra traffic!
See you soon! 🐾

07/25/2026

🚨 Pyometra is a life-threatening emergency in female dogs! 🐶

Did you know a simple uterine infection can quickly become fatal if left untreated? Early recognition and prompt veterinary care can save a dog's life.

📚 Learn the causes, warning signs, treatment, and prevention in this easy-to-understand infographic.

💬 Question:
What is the most effective treatment for Pyometra? Share your answer in the comments! 👇

🐾 The Pet Academy — Learn • Care • Protect

07/04/2026

🎆 Happy 4th of July! 🎆
Hope you're enjoying the holiday weekend as much as Zinnia!
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06/30/2026

⚠️🥵 With the warm summer temperatures at a high this week, here's just a few tips to beat the heat and keep your pets safe and cool:

🌞Make sure pets have fresh water and access to shade.
🌞Do not leave dogs in cars -even for a short period of time. Cars can heat up fast!
🌞Use caution on dark asphalt -it can burn paw pads.
🌞Keep elderly or short-nosed breeds in the AC as much as possible.
🌞Take your longer walks in the morning or at night when it's cooler.

⚠️Signs of heat stroke in dogs are
-excessive panting
-reddened gums
-drooling
-uncoordinated movements
-collapse
-vomiting/diarrhea
●Take your dog to the shade. Give the dog water if they will drink and use COOL water or soaked towels to cool them down. Call us right away if you are concerned about heat stroke!