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Buddy’s Vets Encourages Preventive Care as Emergency Veterinary Costs Continue to Rise in Green Bay Area
As veterinary emergency visits become increasingly costly and difficult to access across Northeast Wisconsin, Buddy’s Vets is encouraging local families to focus on preventive care as one of the most effective ways to protect both their pets’ health and their finances.
Buddy’s Vets Raises Awareness: 50% of Veterinary Care Now Corporate-Owned - What It Means for Pet Care
Corporate groups now control up to 50% of veterinary hospital revenue in the United States, a major shift that is changing how care is delivered. Buddy’s Vets is raising awareness to help local pet owners better understand who is behind their pet’s care and why it matters.
Buddy’s Vets Issues Extreme Cold Weather Pet Safety Advisory for Green Bay and Northeast Wisconsin
With dangerously cold temperatures impacting Green Bay and Northeast Wisconsin, Buddy’s Vets is urging pet owners to take extra precautions to protect their pets from cold-related injuries and emergencies. Dr. Becky Krull and her veterinary team have already seen an increase in winter-related concerns and are sharing guidance to help prevent serious harm during prolonged cold snaps.
“I’ve seen things where animals jump through plate glass windows,” Dr. Becky Krull said. “They attack their cage to get out and break their teeth.” Dr. Becky Krull says phones at Green Bay Animal Hospital start ringing more often during this time of year. She has this advice for callers: “If you’re going to family activities or
Doctor Becky Krull at the Allouez Animal Hospital said there’s never a time to stop preventing ticks. “Ticks don’t necessarily hibernate,” Dr. Krull said. “What they do is they like to go under the leaf cover and then snow goes on top of it and now they’re under in their little nice world of leaves and