
This program is made possible with funding from
Michigan Animal Health Foundation
Providing financial assistance for vets, researchers, educators, and animal lovers to help animals live longer, healthier lives.
Welcome to WNMU-TV's Ask the Veterinarians FAQ page, your go-to resource for expert answers to common animal health questions. Featuring video clips from local veterinary professionals, this page covers important topics such as emergency care, flea and tick prevention, farm animal delivery, and behavioral concerns. Whether you’re a pet owner or farmer, explore reliable advice from trusted veterinarians to keep your animals healthy and happy.
Dr. Emily Angal explains how seasonal allergies can cause springtime itching in dogs and how to help relieve their discomfort.
Dr. Emily Angal, Dr. Leah Reid, and Dr. Tim Hunt explain vets no longer recommend declawing cats—and what to try instead.
Dr. Emily Angal (Animal Medical Center of Marquette), Dr. Leah Reid (Country Vet Clinic in Rapid River), and Dr. Tim Hunt (Bayshore Veterinary Hospital in Marquette) explain how new clients can get started at their clinics and what to do if you’re facing a pet emergency.
Dr. Tim Hunt explains the causes of canine ear infections and treatment options.
Dr. Leah Reid offers tips to prevent leg and hoof sores in horses and cattle.
Dr. Tim Hunt of Bayshore Veterinary Hospital answers a question about after-hours emergency care.
Dr. Cheri Shevy of Negaunee Veterinary Clinic answers a question about why dogs chew on their joints
Dr. Lara Stephens-Brown discusses farm animal births she has assisted with.
Dr. Cassandra Ayers of Harmony Mobile Veterinary Clinic covers the best prevention methods.
This program is made possible with funding from
Providing financial assistance for vets, researchers, educators, and animal lovers to help animals live longer, healthier lives.