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Carly has been in this field as a nurse/assistant for 13 years, telling her mother at the age of 2 “I’m going to work with animals when I grow up”. Carly has spent many years learning all the [...]

The weather is getting nicer, the temperatures are getting warmer, the sky is getting bluer, and the flowers are starting to bloom once again. You know what that means, it’s finally Springtime! [...]

Independence Veterinary Clinic is now offering remote healthcare services with TeleVet! With the TeleVet mobile app you can easily send virtual consultation requests to us whenever your pet is [...]

Taking care of your dog’s heart is just as important as taking care of your own. Just like you take the necessary precautions to reduce your risk of heart issues, you should be doing the same for [...]

There are several causes of FLUTD, so if you suspect that your cat has the disease, remember that veterinary assistance is critical when it comes to identifying the root cause.

What is Canine Parvovirus? Parvovirus is a very serious and highly contagious gastrointestinal virus that can cause a puppy to go from a perfectly healthy state to fatally ill in just a matter of [...]

If you’re a cat owner, you know we’ve all been there: Your cat looks at you, meowing, moving its head around as if it’s signaling you to follow, but when you do, it seems your cat really had [...]

As proclaimed by the Association of Pet Dog Trainers, January is National Train Your Dog Month! The organization is the largest professional association for dog trainers in the world and strives [...]

More and more veterinarians are beginning to implement holistic medicine into their practices as a way to look at and treat pets’ overall health.

Between having to use the bathroom outdoors in the cold and sometimes wet weather, and entering back into a home with dry heat, it’s incredibly easy for your pet’s skin and paw pads to become [...]