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12625 Leo Road
Fort Wayne, Indiana 46845
Phone: (260) 627 - 5859
Email: ccveterinaryclinic@gmail.com



Help! My Dog Is Not Handling the Fireworks — What Should I Do?
As we get closer to the Fourth of July, veterinary clinics start hearing a common concern from dog owners: "My dog is terrified of the fireworks. What can I do?" Maybe your dog is pacing, panting, trembling, hiding in the closet, barking nonstop, or refusing to go outside. Perhaps you've tried treats, comforting them, or turning up the television, but nothing seems to help. First, know that you're not alone. Fireworks-related anxiety is one of the most common behavioral conce
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Jun 244 min read


Fireworks Season Is Coming: Helping Dogs and Cats Through Noise Phobias
As July 4th approaches, many families look forward to cookouts, celebrations, and fireworks displays. For our pets, however, this time of year can be incredibly stressful. Fireworks-related anxiety and noise phobias are common in both dogs and cats, and without preparation, these fears can worsen over time. During the summer months, veterinary teams often work closely with pet owners to identify signs of fear and anxiety associated with fireworks and other loud noises. These
melissamoorervt
May 214 min read


How We Helped A Fearful Dog Overcome Nail Trim Anxiety (And How You Can Too!)
River’s story holds a special place in my heart, and I’m sharing it in hopes that her success will encourage other pet owners facing similar challenges. River is a beautiful, medium-sized mixed-breed dog who came to see us shortly after being adopted at about a year old. We didn’t know much about her past, but the moment she walked through our doors, it was clear she carried a heavy burden of anxiety — cautious, uncertain, and constantly on high alert. She was the kind of dog
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Dec 3, 20255 min read


Local Dog Friendly Businesses
Did you know there are several pet friendly stores around the Fort Wayne area to which you can bring a well-mannered, leashed dog? Aside...
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Dec 11, 20242 min read


Tick season is upon us!
When people think of ticks, they think of wooded areas and tall grasses. While ticks prefer these types of environments, they are...
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Mar 3, 20211 min read


Giving Tick medication just got a whole lot easier!
Remember the days when you had to give one pill for heartworm prevention, and an additional pill for flea and tick prevention? Well,...
Ccreekvet
Jun 19, 20201 min read


Spring Allergies are upon us!
Spring is almost here, and with that comes warmer temps and itching pets! Seeing your pet uncomfortable from scratching and licking...
Ccreekvet
Mar 13, 20202 min read


ProHeart 12 is here!
That's right, an injection that lasts for 12 months and prevents heartworm disease! We are thrilled to be offering this new way of...
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Jan 31, 20201 min read


Help! My Dog Is Not Handling the Fireworks — What Should I Do?
As we get closer to the Fourth of July, veterinary clinics start hearing a common concern from dog owners: "My dog is terrified of the fireworks. What can I do?" Maybe your dog is pacing, panting, trembling, hiding in the closet, barking nonstop, or refusing to go outside. Perhaps you've tried treats, comforting them, or turning up the television, but nothing seems to help. First, know that you're not alone. Fireworks-related anxiety is one of the most common behavioral conce
melissamoorervt


Fireworks Season Is Coming: Helping Dogs and Cats Through Noise Phobias
As July 4th approaches, many families look forward to cookouts, celebrations, and fireworks displays. For our pets, however, this time of year can be incredibly stressful. Fireworks-related anxiety and noise phobias are common in both dogs and cats, and without preparation, these fears can worsen over time. During the summer months, veterinary teams often work closely with pet owners to identify signs of fear and anxiety associated with fireworks and other loud noises. These
melissamoorervt


How We Helped A Fearful Dog Overcome Nail Trim Anxiety (And How You Can Too!)
River’s story holds a special place in my heart, and I’m sharing it in hopes that her success will encourage other pet owners facing similar challenges. River is a beautiful, medium-sized mixed-breed dog who came to see us shortly after being adopted at about a year old. We didn’t know much about her past, but the moment she walked through our doors, it was clear she carried a heavy burden of anxiety — cautious, uncertain, and constantly on high alert. She was the kind of dog
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