Welcome to the Wedgewood Pet Clinic blog, your trusted source for pet health tips, veterinary advice, and wellness guidance for dogs and cats in Oklahoma City metro area. Our experienced veterinary team shares helpful insights on preventive care, common medical concerns, nutrition, behavior, and seasonal pet health issues. Whether you’re a new pet owner or managing long-term care, our goal is to help your pets stay healthy, happy, and thriving year-round.
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Fireworks season is one of the most stressful times of year for pets and one of the highest risk periods for lost animals. Learn how to manage anxiety, keep your pet safe indoors, and make sure their ID and microchip information is ready before celebrations begin.
Oklahoma summers can put pets at serious risk for heatstroke, especially during hot walks, backyard play, and quick errands in parked cars. Learn the warning signs, which pets are most vulnerable, and what to do if your dog or cat starts overheating.
As pets get older, their needs start to change. Mobility, nutrition, and daily comfort all play a role in helping senior pets stay happy and supported. In our latest blog, we share practical tips for caring for aging dogs and cats.
Did you know pet waste is classified as an environmental pollutant by the EPA? Or that it can contaminate the lakes and creeks in your own community? Here is what is really at stake when waste gets left behind.
Spring adventures are calling, and Oklahoma City has no shortage of amazing spots to explore with your pet. Before you hit the Bert Cooper Trail at Lake Hefner, Scissortail Park, or your favorite local dog park this season, here are a few simple tips to keep your pet safe and your outing stress free.
That “doggy breath” isn’t normal. It’s a warning sign that bacteria are damaging your pet’s teeth and gums. Worse, those bacteria enter the bloodstream and can affect the heart, kidneys, and liver. Learn the hidden dangers of dental disease.
The new year brings fresh opportunities to keep your pet healthy and happy. Whether you’re caring for a puppy, a senior dog, friendly feline, or anywhere in between, having a solid wellness plan makes all the difference.
Let’s break down what every Oklahoma pet owner should consider for their pet’s best year yet.
We love the holidays here at Wedgewood Pet Clinic. There's something magical about this time of year! The decorations, the gatherings, the food (oh, the food!), and of course, spending extra time with the ones we love, including our furry family members, this is a...
Ticks on dogs and cats are a serious concern in Oklahoma and many other regions. These small, wingless parasites survive by feeding on the blood of mammals, birds, and sometimes reptiles. Once attached, they can remain anchored for days, increasing the risk of...
Fleas in dogs and cats are among the most common external parasites affecting household pets. These small, fast-moving insects thrive in nearly every climate because they can survive on animals, inside homes, and on wildlife. Once fleas find a host, they reproduce...
