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Past Articles
A list of past articles are provided to you with information on our Center's services and staff, but also to keep you informed on past pet events in the community. For articles written prior to December 2008, click here.
	10 Years of Being "Your Other Family Doctor"
	20 Baby Turtles Rescued!
	20th Annual Safety Fair
	Animal Poision Control Center
	Ansel Travels to Mackinac Island
	Back to School for Pets
	Bird Flu - What You Need To Know, By: Dr. Kim Ammann
	Canine Influenza: What You Need To Know
	Carver Lake Celebrate's 11 years
	Carver Lake Go's Green
	Carver Lake Helps With Hurricane Relief
	Carver Lake's Rescue Dog
	Cats Need Parasite Prevention Too!
	Congratualtions to our Technician Katie
	Congratulations to Dr. Kelly Griffin
	Congratulations to our Receptionist/Veterinary Assistant April
	Daycare, Daycare! Read all about it!
	Dental Care for your Pets
	Disaster Preparedness for Your Pet
	Dog Bite Prevention
	Dr. Hunter & Family Travel to Canada
	Dr. Hunter and Dr. Ekenstedt at the State Fair
	Dr. Hunter Visits Veterinarian in Germany
	Dr. Kari Ekenstedt's Research - Canine Epilepsy
	Dr. Kari Ekenstedt's Research - Canine Mammary Cancer
	Dr. Kate An Hunter's Trip to North Carolina
	Ear Care for Pets
	Enjoy the Summer with your Pets
	Flea and Tick Prevention Continues in the Fall
	Fleas & Ticks for Winter
	Girl Scout Troop Learns About Pet Care
	Giving Thanks for Our Pets
	Go North! and the Polar Huskies
	Halloween Safety for Pets
	Heat Stroke In Dogs
	Help Carver Lake Raise Money for Homeless Animals!
	Hill's
	Hill's "Get a Better Life" Challenge
	Hill's "Get a Better Life" Challenge Progress
	Hill's "Get a Better Life" Challenge Results
	Holiday Safty for Pets
	Home for the Holidays
	Humane Society for Companion Animals - Bark in the Park a Success!!
	Hunting Safety Tips
	Hurricane Katrina Leaves Paw Prints On Our Hearts
	In Memory of My Tiny By:Jessica
	In Memory of Ruby
	Internet Pharmacies - What You Need to Know
	Join Carver Lake at the Walk for Animals
	June is National Microchiping Month
	Keeping Pets Safe in the Cold
	Keeping Your Dog Safe Around the Water
	Kitten Season
	Koby the 3-Legged Wonder Dog! By: Julie
	Leptospirosis - What You Need to Know
	Lexi's Poem
	Lost and Found Pets
	Lyme Disease - Get the Scoop
	Manage Your Pet's Health Online With Pet Portals!
	Marley at the End
	Meet Dr. Kelly Griffin - Carver Lake's New Vet!
	Microchips - A Success Story
	Mic's Photos
	Minnesota Veterinary Convention a Success!
	Miracle of Birth Center at the MN State Fair By: Dr. Kate An Hunter
	Nutro Cat Food Recall
	Parasite Prevention
	Pedicures for Pets
	Physical Rehabilitation for Pets By: Kelly, CVT
	Practice Manager Julie Gets Married!
	Professional Pet Photography
	Professional Pet Sitters
	Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, and Chinchillas Need Care Too!
	Rabies - What You Need to Know
	Small Companion Mammal Care
	So You Want a Marley...
	Spaying and Neutering your Pets
	Spring Cleaning for Pet Owners
	Storm Phobia
	Teach Your Dog to Swim!
	Technician Jessica and Cat Mojo Win at Cat Show!
	Technician Kelly Welcomes Home New Baby!
	The Importance of Bi-annual exams
	The Incredible Human-Animal Bond
	The Night Before Christmas at Carver Lake
	Things to Know Before Buying a New Dog
	Top 5 Deadliest Plants to Pets
	Traveling with Cats
	Veterinarians From Around the World Meet in Hawaii By: Dr. Hunter
	Veterinarians From Around the World Meet in Minneapolis
	Vireo Babies Rescued and Raised - by, Dr. Ammann
	Welcome Home Baby Evie!
	What I Did On My Summer Vacation, by Dr. Kate An Hunter
	What To Do With Wildlife This Spring
	Why Am I Giving My Dog Heartgard Plus in the Winter?
	Winston - A Blind Cat With a Big Heart By: Jessica
	Woodbury Days Parade Was a Success!
	Woodbury Days! See Carver Lake at the Parade!
	Woodbury Days! See Carver Lake at the Parade!
	Woodbury K9 Police Dog Trials
	You Won't Believe What This Dog Ate!!
	Your Pet's Nutritional Needs
	Your Pet's Weight Loss Resolution

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