Wolf Rock Animal Health Center

10/12/2025

All of this is true, add to the risk factors: highly processed commercial foods, and excessive vaccines and chemicals.
-Add to factors that help keep pets healthy: high quality fresh food diets, off leash exercise and happy relationships with the people and animals in their lives.
(same goes for their humans🤓❤️)

Environmental factors greatly influence the development of atopic dermatitis in both humans and dogs, emphasizing our deep connection and responsibility for our choices.

Open access article: jav.ma/allergies

10/11/2025

Dr Hassinger has just completed another 24 hours of continuing education this week, in advanced Chinese veterinary herbal medicine, in Shelburne VT. This makes over 80 hours of CE so far this year, with another 40+ to go, in November and December.
All the more to heal you with, my dear patients❤️🐕🐈‍⬛

“I accept as a lifelong obligation the continual improvement of my professional knowledge and competence.”
(From the veterinarians oath)

09/19/2025

Dr Becker shared some important info here!
And if it makes dogs sick, then can’t be too healthy for people either!

08/30/2025

We have a problem and we need your help. 😞

Hope has been at the shelter for too long. All of her friends have come and go, yet she is still waiting. 💔 Spending her days confined to a kennel or small room, Hope is not getting the play time or stimulation she needs. She has put on weight and a diet food only does so much. What Hope really needs is an adopter ASAP! She needs to be able to run and play. She’s only 2-3 years old. 🐾

Hope likes other cats and would do best in a home with another friendly cat (or she could be adopted with another cat at the shelter). Hope is wary of new people at first, but will accept pets once she knows you. She may never be a lap cat, or she could completely blossom once safe and secure in a loving home.

If you want a friend for your kitty, please consider Hope. ❤️

Please reach out to Exeter Animal Shelter at 401-294-2754 or [email protected] if you think you could be the one for Hope!

07/19/2025

Exciting news! We are happy to announce the arrival of Our new Website!
https://wolfrockanimals.com/

Please check it out, there are tons of great features for our current and future clients. For current clients, there is a link to our Client Portal on the bottom of each page.

Use the Resources tab to find a list of local urgent care hospitals, and blogs about nutrition and tummy troubles. In the future we will be adding more blogs and will post links here on FB whenever new ones are added.

Our Shop tab will bring you to a selection of great online sites to get prescriptions,supplements and supplies from high quality producers and distributors.

Our Memorial page is a special place where clients can share a photo and story about their beloved friends who have passed.

Special thanks go out to our staff and clients who have helped with the project, as well as photographer Josh Edenbaum, and Website developer Jenny Belanger of JennyBdesigns.

07/11/2025

Rabies is present in our area and a constant threat.
Please be sure that your animals are up-to-date on rabies vaccines according to the state law.

05/26/2025

On this day, we remember with gratitude all who have served to protect our country and our freedom, including the dogs and horses who lost their lives in service to our country.

This beautiful monument to canine veterans was donated by our friend and Exeter philanthropist Ruth Gordon of Delmyra Kennels.

05/21/2025

We are fortunate to have 4 new urgent care facilities in our state. In addition to the foundational OSVS, that has been there for us for 20 years now. All of them are good choices when your primary care clinic is not able to see your animal for an emergency.
At WRAHC, we make every effort to see our own current patients, when an emergency arises, during our office hours.

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04/11/2025

We use EAP and other types of acupuncture treatments, every day at wolf rock, to help many animals feel better 🐕

12/06/2024

Our Wolf Rock staff attended the RIVMA conference this week, and learned lots of great things! Nate and Amy spent an entire day learning about behavior, and were joined by our former tech, Siobhan. Dr H spent 2 days learning about topics in neurology and clinical pathology.
We will be sending our clients an email next week, keep an eye out, for a few updates and some helpful information🐕

11/01/2024

Dr Hassinger has returned from the annual Veterinary Botanical Medicine Association’s Ecotour, which was held this year in and around Eugene Oregon. The topic was mushrooms, medicinal and nutritional. We attended the annual mushroom festival and spent a few days studying, foraging and eating them!
Special thanks to RealMushrooms for supporting this amazing continuing education. And to our clients, who also support our continuing education.
At Wolf Rock, we often prescribe mushrooms for our patients. They are especially useful in the treatment of cancers, immune deficiencies, heart disease and neurologic conditions.

09/23/2024

Dr Hassinger has recently attended the 50th congress of the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society, which was held in Edinbrough Scotland. There were veterinarians from around the world in attendance and lots of great classes to increase her healing skills.
She followed that educational experience with some vacation time in Germany with her Bavarian family. We deeply appreciate your understanding that all veterinarians need time for continuing education and renewal. For those who may be interested, here are some photos