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Trunk or Treat
By: Sixth Media
Our Annual Trunk or Treat Event Lakeville Family Pet Clinic looks forward to celebrate halloween with our community. Families are invited to gather, enjoy the crisp autumn air, and warm up with cider or cocoa while kids take part in a safe, cheerful afternoon of treats and smiles. Creating moments that bring neighbors together is…

Pan-O-Prog
By: Sixth Media
Pan-O-Prog Lakeville Family Pet Clinic is proud to support a cherished community tradition as a sponsor of the panorama of progress, also known as PAN-O-PROG. This celebration began in 1967, inspired by Lakeville’s growth and the success of the Airlake Industrial Park, and continues to honor the spirit and progress of our city each year.…

Safety Camp
By: Sixth Media
The City of Lakeville’s Safety Camp brings the community together to help children build lifelong safety skills, from fire and water safety to electrical awareness, self defense, and crosswalk safety. Lakeville Family Pet Clinic is proud to be a part of this effort, sharing our passion for education by teaching kids about dog bite prevention…

Vaccinations and Examinations
By: Sixth Media
Regular vaccinations and examinations will help keep your pet healthy and happy. While your veterinarian will be able to advise you of the frequency that your pet should be examined, most recommend either annual or bi-annual visits. Since pets age an average of 7 times faster than humans, they are considered middle-aged by the time…

Training Your Pet
By: Sixth Media
Once you have decided to make a new pet a part of your family, the first concern you should have is with making them comfortable. After your pet has settled into your home, a good next step would be to think about training which can help to ensure that the behaviors they exhibit are primarily desirable…

Ticks
By: Sixth Media
Ticks are arachnids that belong to the same family as spiders and mites. They are parasitic and feed on the blood of host animals. Ticks are visible to the naked eye but are only about the size of a pinhead before swelling with blood as they feast. Animals living in the Southern States or near heavily wooded…



