DePorre Vet Newsletter

May 2026

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With May marking Lyme Disease Awareness Month, and many of us spending more time outdoors with our pets, here’s a quick look at what every pet owner should know about ticks and what they can do to keep their pet safe and healthy.

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April 2026

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Vaccines are one of the simplest ways to keep your dog healthy and happy. In this months newsletter, we'll review the three core vaccines the AVMA recognizes as essential for keeping them healthy and safe. Here’s what you should know.

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March 2026

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Spring introduces new plants, lawn treatments, and environmental factors that can pose unexpected risks to curious noses and paws. A little planning and awareness now can help prevent accidental exposures and keep your pets safe as we head into the warmer months.

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February 2026

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February is Veterinary Dental Health Month! According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), periodontal disease is the most common dental condition affecting both dogs and cats.

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January 2026

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As we settle into the new year, it’s the perfect time to make your pet’s health care a priority. Preventative and routine care play an important role in keeping pets healthy and catching potential concerns early.

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December 2025

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Stay prepared this holiday season with DePorre Veterinary Hospital’s December 2025 update, including important holiday travel info and updated USDA requirements for dogs returning to the U.S., plus tips on preventive care and how to make the most of your pet’s health and rewards program.

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November 2025

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Whether your pet has grown old alongside you or joined your family later in life, their comfort and health become top priorities as they enter their golden years. Just like us, pets experience age-related changes that require special attention to ensure their quality of life remains the best it can be for years to come.

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October 2025

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Halloween is a fun and spooky time of year for those who celebrate, but it doesn’t have to be frightening for your four-legged friends! With strangers knocking at the door, loud or flashing decorations, and the potential for emergency vet visits, Halloween can be a stressful night for pets. Here are some tips to help keep your pet safe and comfortable this October, while you still enjoy the spooky festivities.

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