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Does your dog chew, scratch, whine or bark when left alone? Or does your cat urinate in your bed or meow loudly? While more common in dogs than cats, you may be tempted to conclude your pet has separation anxiety. It's important to properly evaluate the behavior to...

We’re excited to be featured in The Journal Times! Please see article as it appeared 7/18/18   MOUNT PLEASANT — Two local veterinarians, co-owners of Magnolia Springs Veterinary Center, are well on their way to starting construction of their future center along...

Now that summer is finally here, you and your pet can spend more time outdoors enjoying all that the season has to offer. Like the other three seasons, summer presents unique safety challenges for our companion animals. The good news is that you can enjoy a wonderful...

  It's official! ðŸŽ‰ðŸŽ‰ðŸŽ‰ This chunk of dirt is the future home of Magnolia Springs Veterinary Center! One million thanks to Whitley Farms for parcelling some frontage for our future.

May 19 is the BIG DAY!! Check out some of our seriously awesome silent auction items! AND not only that, but we will be raffling off a Yeti cooler, fire pit, a fold up wagon, and folding stadium chairs. $1/ticket or $20/wingspan. All proceeds go to the K9 UNIT and...

As a pet owner, you look forward to the warmer spring weather because it means you can finally spend more time outdoors with your furry friend. Unfortunately, it also means more exposure to environmental hazards for your dog or cat. This requires awareness of these...

We’re so excited to be a sponsor of the 14th annual  Milwaukee Pug Fest   When Sunday - May 20, 2018 Where Milwaukee County Indoor Sports Complex 6000 W. Ryan Road (Hwy 100) Franklin, WI 53132 9:45am - 4:00pm   Learn more about Pugfest...

Magnolia Springs Veterinary Center is a proud sponsor of the Racine County K9-5k Run/Walk! The Racine County has many K9 units. The training and costs associated with these dogs are entirely funded by community donations. The resource of having K9 teams in the Patrol...

The heartworm parasite presents a serious and sometimes fatal threat to companion animals. Unfortunately, it is not difficult for your pet to be infected,  and it’s difficult to treat in dogs. There is no heartworm treatment for cats. The main route of heartworm...