Lenawee Humane Society

705 W. Beecher St.

Adrian, MI 49221

 

Phone: 517-263-3463

Fax: 517-265-3837

Email: ilovepets@tc3net.com

               

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The Shelter

>About
>Location and Hours
>Adoptable Animals
>News
>Past Events
>Calendar of Events
 

The Pawpourri

>About
 

Help Us

>Buy From Our Online Store
>Donate
>Volunteer
>Add your name to out volunteer data base.

Lost  Animals

>Lost Dogs
>Lost Cats
>Found Dogs
>Found Cats
>How To Add Your Lost Pet
 

For Kids Only

>Cat Crafts
>Dog Crafts
>Dog Coloring Pages
>Cat Coloring Pages

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BASIC VETERINARY CARE YOUR DOG NEEDS
 
 
Yearly Visits

All dogs should visit a licensed veterinarian once a year for a complete physical. Many health problems can be detected and treated before they become more serious, preventing more harm to the animal and more expense to you.

 

Vaccinations and Testing

 

  • Rabies Vaccinations Regular vaccinations are required by law. You must present a current rabies certificate to obtain a dog license, which is also required by law. Rabies is an infectious disease that is contagious to humans.

     

  • DA2PPLC (Distemper/Parvovirus combination) All dogs should be vaccinated yearly to prevent infectious diseases.

     

  • Bordetella (Kennel Cough) Optional in most cases. May be required for boarding, grooming, or training classes.

     

  • Heartworm Testing and Preventative All dogs should be tested regularly and placed on preventative medication (daily or monthly) each year. Heartworm disease is very common in this geographic area.

     

  • Corona (like Parvovirus.) Dogs should be vaccinated yearly or at the recommendation of your veterinarian.

     

  • Fecal Testing All dogs should have a stool sample checked yearly to detect intestinal parasites.
 
Illness or Injury

If your dog experiences illness or injury, call or visit your veterinarian immediately to relieve suffering and prevent complications. Remember that your dog can't tell you when he/she is uncomfortable or in pain.

 

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Pet Care Tips

>Summer Pet Care Tips
>Winter Pet Care Tips
>Disaster Planning
>Local veterinarian
>One Hair at a Time - Grooming Information
>Local Groomers
>Lost Your Pet?
>Found a Pet?
>Advantages of Fixing
>Myths of Microchipping
>How to Prevent Fleas
>Licensing Your Animal
>What is Separation Anxiety?
>Is Your Animal Making You Sick?
>How to Help Your Animal Through a Storm
>How to keep your house poison proof year round
>Are You Ready for Adoption?
>Tips to Help Your Family Find the Perfect Pet
>University of Illinois' Information on Toxic Plants
 

DOGS

>Are You Ready For a Puppy?
>Basic Vet Care
>Introducing a New Dog
>Paper Training a Puppy
>House Training Your Dog
>Submissive Urination
>Obedience Schools
>Raisins, Grapes and your dog
>Your Dog and Chocolate
>Prevent Chewing and Digging
>What is Heartworm?
 

CATS

>Basic Vet Care
>Introducing a New Cat
>Litter Box Training
>Stop Scratching
>Allergic to Your Cat?
>Keeping Your Cat Inside
>What is FIV?
 

CRUELTY

>What is Cruelty?
 

Last Update

11/4/02 - Added new animals. November is Adopt-A-Cat Month!