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We're committed to providing the best possible care and services, and our Web site is now available for you twenty-four hours a day and seven days a week. We'll
continuously be adding important information about our practice, so we hope you'll keep checking back!
In addition, we invite you to browse through the "questions and
answers" of animal healthcare topics, ranging from behavior and
preventive care to common and not-so-common diseases. We welcome
your comments and suggestions, so let us know what you think of
our Web site during your next visit to our hospital.
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Top Five Feline
Toxins
Pet Poison Helpline’s Top Five Toxins Dangerous to Cats
How to keep your cat
safe this upcoming year
By Ahna Brutlag, DVM, MS and Justine Lee, DVM,
DACVECC.
It is no surprise that dogs and cats are, by far, the most
common pets in U.S. households today. The cat population in the
U.S. outnumbers dogs by more than 10 million, making them the
most populous pet species. This is due, in large part, to
apartment dwellers in urban environments, the ease of cat
maintenance, and the potentially lower financial cost of
ownership... (READ MORE)
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The 2nd Annual
Bark for Life event held on May 6th, 2012 was a huge
success! Linwood was honored to be an event sponsor that
helped raise over $3,000 for cancer research! A special
thanks to Dr. Cookingham, Dr. Agrafojo, Eric Jackson, Luz
Hernandez, Kayla Katsaros, Jackie Bissell, Christi Rivett,
Thor and Lemon for their participation in this awesome
event! Great job Team Linwood!
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