Does your canine buddy get super excited when he sees that you have a new toy for him? This is always super cute to see. Fido is very playful, which is one reason he is so much fun to have around. Toys are actually crucial to your furry friend’s health and well-being, so it’s important to make sure your pet always has some playthings. But what is best? A local vet offers some insight on … Read More
Our feline pals are known for being very clean. In fact, this is one of the best things about them … along with their adorable furry faces, charming antics, and affectionate snuggles. Fluffy is also an easy keeper. She’ll keep herself clean, doesn’t need walks or training, and will discreetly use a litterbox to see to her needs. However, while setting up your feline pal’s powder room isn’t exactly rocket science, there are some things … Read More
Feline leukemia virus is one of the most common—and most dangerous—infectious diseases that can affect our feline friends. According to data from Cornell University, as many as three percent of the kitties in the U.S. and Canada are affected. That’s the point of Feline Leukemia Day, which falls on July 15th every year and is dedicated to raising awareness about this dangerous disease. Read on as a local vet discusses leukemia in cats. What Is … Read More
Does your furry bestie enjoy going to the park? Many of our canine companions absolutely love going to dog parks and meeting up with their four-legged pals. However, there are quite a few things to keep in mind when setting up your pup’s playdates. A local vet lists a few things to keep in mind when bringing your furry friend to the park in this article. Keep Your Dog Current On Preventative Care Microchips, ID … Read More
Every season brings its own set of risks for pets. Summer is no different. While our feline friends may think of themselves as invincible, the truth is that kitties are very small and fragile, and are nowhere near as indestructible as many of them seem to think. A local vet goes over some of the seasonal dangers for people owned by kitties to look into in this article. High Temps Those scorching temps are at … Read More
Is your furry friend filled with anticipation when it’s time for their meal? It seems highly likely that the answer to that question is affirmative. Our patients have diverse opinions on many topics, but there is one thing they all have in common: a love for food and snacks. Figuring out what to put in Fluffy and Fido’s bowls can sometimes be a bit confusing, with so many different products and options to choose from. … Read More
May 31st is World Parrot Day. Polly may be small, but she exudes plenty of personality and charisma. These beautiful birds are considered to be highly intelligent, similar to corvids like crows and ravens. Continue reading as a local Greater Cincinnati area vet discusses some of our most cherished feathered friends. How Many Parrot Species Are There? There are approximately 400 different types of parrots, which are officially referred to as Psittacines. The parrot family … Read More
The month of May is earmarked for bringing attention to the importance of cancer awareness. Unfortunately, cancer is quite common in our beloved furry friends. It remains the top cause of disease-related death for dogs and cats in the United States. Around 25% of dogs and 20% of cats are affected. Discover valuable insights about this dangerous disease from a Clermont County veterinarian. What Are The Causes Of Pet Cancer? Pet cancer doesn’t have a … Read More
You’ve heard the saying that every dog has its day. Well, we think every kitty also deserves a special day. We’re putting one very cute and mysterious cat at center stage for this one. April 23rd is Pallas Cat Day! Read on as a local vet discusses this charming (and perhaps a bit grumpy) feline. What Is A Pallas Cat? Pallas cats are a rather elusive, beautiful species of wild cats. They have fluffy coats, … Read More
Dog Bite Prevention Week always takes place during the second week of April. This is a pretty serious issue. Every year, roughly 4.5 people are bitten by dogs. While fortunately many of those bites do not cause serious injury, many do require medical treatment, and a small number result in severe injuries. A local veterinarian goes over some information about dog bites in this article. What Are The Statistics On Dog Bites? The figures on … Read More
