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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat - Sun:	8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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Phone: (414) 427-2700

Address: 10932 W Loomis Rd, Franklin, WI 53132

Website: http://www.animalcampus.com

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Preventive Care

Vaccination
This is a very contagious and often fatal disease of the gastrointestinal tract, nervous system, and respiratory tract. It is transmitted by movement of airborne secretions and by direct contact with bodily secretions. The most susceptible to this disease are puppies, but dogs of all ages are at risk — especially is they have not received adequate vaccinations.
Veterinary Ophthalmology
This viral infection affects the respiratory system and is caused by feline herpesvirus type 1. This often results in chronic, lifelong recurrences of respiratory disease and sometimes eye disease. This is spread through airborne secretions and through direct contact with a carrier cat or contaminated object. The most susceptible are unvaccinated cats, the very young, and the very old.
Nutritional Counseling
The symptoms of this disease include coughing, labored breathing, vomiting, weight loss and listlessness, and fatigue from moderate exercise. In some cases, a dog will exhibit no signs at all until the late stages of the infection.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
We can examine your pet for evidence of fleas, ticks or other parasites. There are also tests we can recommend to determine if your pet has parasites. Fortunately, there are preventative medications to help control fleas, ticks, heartworms and internal parasites. Preventing parasite infestation in your pet will also protect your other family members. Parasites can be transmitted to humans in many different ways. When people become infected with parasites, this is called a zoonotic infection and can lead to some very serious conditions. In people, these infections are usually the result of contact with areas contaminated by animal fecal matter.
Behavioral Disorder Treatment
FVRCP is an acronym for the standard cat vaccine, also called “the feline distemper vaccine,” given to cats and kittens throughout their lives as part of a preventative health program and considered, along with the Rabies vaccine, as a Core (very important) vaccine.
Vomiting Treatment
Upper Respiratory Illness Treatment
This viral infectious respiratory disease can cause mouth sores which result in severe oral pain for your cat. It is spread through direct contact with an infected cat or by contact with a contaminated object. It is very resistant to disinfectants and can persist in the environment. Inadequately vaccinated or unvaccinated cats of all ages are at risk for this disease.

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Lepto 4-way is a shot to help prevent Leptospirosis. Leptospirosis is a very serious bacterial infection that affects the kidney and liver. If not treated early, it can seriously harm your pet and, in some cases, cause death. Lepto can be spread through animal urine. If a dog infected with lepto urinates in a body of water such as a pond or puddle, it can possibly contaminate it. It can also be passed by urine containing Lepto touching an open wound or splashing in an animal’s eyes. Lepto can be spread to humans. Signs of Lepto would be yellow-colored eyes, vomiting, fever, failure to eat, reduced urine, urine may be brown in color, and lethargy. Animal Campus chooses to make this a required vaccine because we do offer a pond and we want to protect all of our guests. While this disease has never been a problem here, we want to prevent it at all costs. Please call us at (414) 427-2700 for more info on this and anything else relating to your pet’s health.
Parvovirus Infection Treatment
This is a very aggressive, highly contagious, and sometimes rapidly fatal gastrointestinal virus. It is transmitted by direct contact with infected animals, objects containing virus particles, and feces. This virus can survive in the environment for a very long time and spreads easily from contaminated surfaces. All unvaccinated or inadequately vaccinated dogs are susceptible, while very young, sick or weak dogs at highest risk of death.
Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
This is one of the causes of canine upper respiratory disease, tracheobronchitis or “kennel cough”. It is a bacterial infection affecting the respiratory system of dogs. Bordetella is characterized by severe coughing and gagging. It is highly contagious and contracted by airborne exposure. Most cases of this disease materialize after contact with other dogs in grooming facilities, kennels, or other places where dogs congregate. In some cases, the dog may develop pneumonia and become ill enough to need hospitalization.
Anal Gland Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
This is a serious disease that affects dogs, but can also affect humans. It is usually spread through infected urine, but the infection can also be transmitted via contaminated water or soil. Raccoons, opossums, rodents, dogs, and skunks are the common carriers of the organism. It advances rapidly through the bloodstream, which leads to fever, general malaise, and joint pain. When the organism settles in the kidneys, it actually reproduces there, which can cause inflammation and even kidney failure. Liver failure is also a potential complication from this disease.
Heart Disease Treatment
Lyme disease can affect both dogs and humans. It is one of the most common tick-borne illnesses in the world, and is caused by bacteria. Common signs of this disease in dogs are recurrent lameness due to joint inflammation. The dog may also experience a lack of appetite and depression. The more serious complications from Lyme include kidney damage, and although rarely, heart disease and/or nervous system disease.
Kidney Disease Treatment

Veterinary Surgery
“The staff assisted my dog with post surgical care after we recently moved to the area. Since we moved, our dog has has great grooming visits and is now boarding there from time to time. Great job!”
Laser Surgery
Laser surgery has been shown to cut back on blood loss during the surgery, minimize infections after surgery, and leave your animal feeling less pain after surgery and recover faster. It improves the quality of care your pet gets. Animal Campus offers both types of surgeries, so you can choose what option is best for you and your pet.

General Pet Care

Boarding
Our boarding facilities for dogs and cats are in different buildings to ensure your pets feel comfortable and safe. The Doggie Dorms is our dog boarding facility, and Kitty Hall is our cat and small animal boarding building. Each building on our campus has specific requirements for you to be able to board your pet. Please refer to the information below or talk with one of our staff members to see if you pet qualifies to stay with us.
Grooming
As part of the comprehensive range of services offered here at Brentwood Animal Campus, we are proud to offer professional grooming services for your pets. We groom all dog breeds and give them them with a pampering, gentle experience. We groom all dog breeds and give them a pampering, gentle experience. We provide baths, nail trims, ear cleanings and full grooms.
Senior Pet Care
Hello, my name is Theresa and I am the Clinic Manager at Animal Campus. I care for all animals but I have a special place in my heart for senior pets- the older they are, the cuter they get! I volunteer with a group that rehabilitates and homes retired racing greyhounds. They make such great pets that I’ve adopted 3 — Kermit, Rockford, and Monkey Two Toes (seen above). My non animal related hobbies include reading, hiking and taking long naps.
Animal Daycare
Dog Daycare in Franklin, WI Brentwood Animal Campus provides a full range of services catered to dog, cats, and small animals. Our team is committed to providing your pets with a fun and safe environment — a home away from home. We strive to provide services you can count on time and time again. We want to be the facility you trust for all of the pet care needs including veterinary care, grooming, dog daycare, boarding, and more.

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