Olsen Veterinary Clinic

06/23/2026

At Olsen Veterinary Clinic, we understand that your pet is not just an animal—they’re a beloved family member. Just as you prepare for emergencies in your own life, it’s crucial to have an emergency plan in place for your pets. Disasters and accidents can happen at any time, so being ready can make all the difference in ensuring your furry, feathered, or scaly friends remain safe and healthy.

Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you prepare for emergencies and provide the best possible care for your pets when they need it most.

Just as you prepare for emergencies in your own life, it's crucial to have an emergency plan in place for your pets.

06/23/2026

Good advice when traveling with your pet!

06/22/2026

As summer rolls in, so do the celebrations—especially around the 4th of July. While we enjoy fireworks, barbecues, and outdoor festivities, these events can be overwhelming and even frightening for our pets. At Olsen Veterinary Clinic, we understand how stressful loud noises and big gatherings can be for animals, and we want to help you ensure your pets stay calm, safe, and secure during the summer’s loudest holidays.

While we enjoy fireworks, barbecues, and outdoor festivities, these events can be overwhelming and even frightening for our pets. At Olsen..

06/19/2026

Have you ever seen a talking cat? Talking buttons are large buttons that record a single word or phrase, which animals can press to communicate their wants, needs, or general thoughts. These buttons can offer fascinating insights into animal psychology, including how they process and understand human language.

Many pet parents have reported another important use as well: The ability for their pets to tell them when they’re physically unwell.

Have you ever seen a talking cat? Talking buttons are large buttons that record a single word or phrase, which animals can press to communicate their wants, needs, or general... Read more »

06/18/2026

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06/18/2026

06/17/2026

As temperatures rise and summer activities pick up, many families are spending more time outdoors — and naturally, our pets want to join in on the fun. Whether it’s a backyard pool, a lake trip, or afternoons near the water, summer can be a wonderful season for pets. However, it’s important to remember that water activities can also come with risks many pet owners may not realize.

Whether it’s a backyard pool, a lake trip, or afternoons near the water, summer can be a wonderful season for pets.

06/16/2026

Whether you allow her to roam free or keep her as close as possible, it is important for the cat to either have a microchip or some other form of identification on your pet. If you use a collar, a safety collar with an elastic panel will allow your pet to break free if it gets caught.

Many of us have those 4-legged feline friends that love to hunt and no amount of domestication has changed their inherent desire to patrol..

06/16/2026

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