Haskell Valley Veterinary Clinic

Max is a one-year-old goldendoodle who loves long walks, tug-of-war, and greeting everyone he meets. To his family, he seemed perfectly healthy. During his first visit, at 8 weeks old, our team recommended bloodwork to establish a baseline. His results showed mildly elevated liver enzymes. Because it was caught early, our team was able to follow up with additional testing and set up a monitoring plan to support his liver health. Sometimes health changes happen quietly. Routine bloodwork can help detect potential concerns before symptoms appear, giving pets the best chance for early care.

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Bloodwork plays an important role in your pet’s health at every stage of life. From establishing a healthy baseline when pets are young to monitoring changes as they age, routine blood tests help better understand what’s happening inside your pet’s body. Schedule your pet’s wellness appointment:
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This Earth Day, take your pet outside and get your hands dirty — together. A pet-safe garden is one of the best ways to enjoy the season while keeping your four-legged family member in mind. Stick to pet-friendly plants like sunflowers, marigolds, and pet-safe herbs, and skip the pesticides and fertilizers that can be harmful if ingested.

A little planning goes a long way toward a garden that's beautiful for you and safe for them.