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The Importance of Routine Dental Cleanings for Pets
By Rockbrook Animal Clinic | June 11, 2026
Many pet owners focus on nutrition, exercise, and annual wellness exams to keep their companions healthy. However, dental health is often overlooked. Just like humans, pets can develop plaque, tartar buildup, gum disease, and other oral health problems that affect their overall well-being. Without proper attention, dental issues can progress and lead to discomfort, infection, and even systemic health concerns.
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Pain Management
By Rockbrook Animal Clinic | June 10, 2026
An acupuncture patient Rockbrook Animal Clinic offers many different forms of pain management for your pet. Aside from prescription medications, we offer acupuncture and laser therapy that can help provide relief for your hurting pet. Dr. Susan Kyle is certified to perform acupuncture treatments on your pet. Acupuncture can be used with the current medical treatment of many disorders to
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Pet Halloween Safety Tips:
By Rockbrook Animal Clinic | October 24, 2017
1. Pet costumes: Yes, your pet looks absolutely adorable in that costume! Keep in mind, your fuzzy family member might not be as thrilled with the outfit as you are. Feel free to get an amazing photo, but respect the fact that your pet may want to get out of those duds as soon as possible. Make sure the outfit
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Stem Cell Therapy and Your Pet
By Rockbrook Animal Clinic | May 7, 2015
If you’ve ever had a pet that has suffered from arthritis or other similar forms of discomfort, you probably wanted to do something to help ease their pain. While anti-inflammatory medications or acupuncture are great options, another possible form of treatment that is now available at Rockbrook Animal Clinic is stem cell regenerative therapy. Stem cell therapy is used
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Thunderstorm Tips for Your Pet
By Rockbrook Animal Clinic | May 7, 2015
Does your dog get anxious during thunderstorms? It is not uncommon for your dog to get scared when storms roll in and noises that they may not be familiar with begin pounding outside. This anxiety can become a problem when your pet becomes so anxious that they have destructive behavior or try to escape. Luckily, there are many options available to
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Prevention of Dental Disease
By Rockbrook Animal Clinic | February 1, 2013
Keeping your pet’s teeth clean is an important part of maintaining their overall health. An easy way to do this is by brushing your pet’s teeth regularly. If you feel that your pet may have an oral health issue, here are a number of warning signs to look for: bad breath, sore mouth. difficulty eating, loose teeth, bleeding gums and
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Hot Dogs in the Summertime
By Rockbrook Animal Clinic | July 27, 2012
The dog days of summer are here and it’s important to think of your pet’s safety in this heat. These high temperatures can be very dangerous to your animals. For example, leaving your dog in the car even for a few minutes while you run errands can be very hazardous to your animal. If you leave your dog in the
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Arthritis & Your Dog
By Rockbrook Animal Clinic | December 6, 2011
Have you noticed your dog seeming sluggish, tired or sore? Does your dog seem to be reluctant to walk, run or jump? It may be that your dog is suffering from canine arthritis. Approximately 20 percent of all dogs in the U.S. suffer from canine arthritis. This disease develops slowly over time and can cause your dog to have pain
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Leptospirosis and Your Dog
By Rockbrook Animal Clinic | July 22, 2011
Leptospirosis, commonly referred to as lepto, is a deadly bacterial disease that is spread by wildlife and domestic animals. The disease infects dogs when they come in contact with urine from infected animals. The most common carriers of lepto include raccoons, squirrels, rats and other dogs. All breeds of dogs are at risk for the disease, so it is important
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Preventing Heartworm Disease
By Rockbrook Animal Clinic | June 22, 2011
Heartworm disease is a very preventable illness. Rockbrook Animal Clinic recommends that your dog be on heartworm preventative year round. We dispense Heartgard at Rockbrook Animal Clinic and this can be purchased in packs of 6 or 12. Heartworms can be transmitted to your dog by mosquitoes. If your pet has not been on any form of heartworm preventative, they
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