The pet food aisle isn’t what it used to be. Between “grain-free,” “ancestral,” “limited ingredient,” and “raw-inspired,” it’s easy to feel like you need a nutrition degree just to pick out kibble. At Clermont Animal Hospital, we work with pet parents across Greater Cincinnati who want to make smart, healthy choices for their dogs and cats. But with flashy marketing and internet advice everywhere, it can be tough to tell what’s fact, what’s fad, … Read More
Does your dog hesitate before jumping into the car? Is your cat spending more time sleeping than climbing or playing? These may not just be signs of age—they could be signs of arthritis. At Clermont Animal Hospital, we see many dogs and cats from across Clermont County struggling with joint pain, especially as they get older. The good news? There’s a lot you can do to reduce discomfort, improve mobility, and help your pet feel … Read More
Hairballs are almost a feline rite of passage. They are definitely not Fluffy’s cutest trick. Unfortunately, they are quite common. The good news? They don’t have to be a regular part of your kitty’s life. At Clermont Animal Hospital,we help cat parents tackle this messy (and sometimes serious) problem with expert care and proven solutions. Whether Fluffy hacks one up occasionally or you’re cleaning up hairballs every week, there are steps you can take to … Read More
Cat grooming isn’t just about keeping your feline friend looking fabulous—it plays a key role in Fluffy’s overall health. At Clermont Animal Hospital in Clermont County, we often help pet owners who are frustrated with finding hairballs all over the house. This blog focuses on how grooming relates to digestive health and preventing discomfort. Fluffy’s hairball issues aren’t just gross—they can signal grooming or diet imbalances that deserve a second look. Why Do Cats Get … Read More
It’s easy to joke about how cold and aloof cats are. After all, Fluffy does tend to bite for fun, and she has a habit of leaving her favorite humans dead animals as a thank you gift for all of the food, toys, treats, and lap space we offer. However, kitties actually are quite emotional little furballs. Just like people, they can suffer from loneliness, grief, fear, anxiety, and simple stress. In this article, a … Read More
Are you considering adding a second—or perhaps third—kitty to your household? Cats are small, but they have huge purrsonalities, and can be very opinionated. While Fluffy can form very close bonds with her feline roommates, that unfortunately isn’t always the case. Cats can get quite jealous over their humans. Our feline overlords can also be pretty territorial about their homes and belongings. A local vet offers some advice on helping multiple cats get along in … Read More
Pets are more than furry little roommates: they are important parts of our lives and families, providing us with unconditional love and friendship and standing beside us in both good and bad times. Even if you’ve had pets your entire life, there’s always going to be something more to learn about them. We’re always happy to offer customized care tips, but we also just want to spread good information whenever we can. Read on … Read More
Easter is a seasonal milestone, a time to gather with family as the seasons change. As we say goodbye to cooler weather, our pets will be right there at our sides … or at our feet, or on our laps. There are some specific dangers associated with the spring holiday that pet owners should be aware of. Read on as a local vet offers advice that will help you keep your pet safe as the … Read More
Has your child been begging for a kitten? Have you decided it’s time to bring a cat into your family? Fluffy is a wonderful pet, and can really help complete any home or household. Children can also benefit from growing up with a feline friend to snuggle with. Of course, there are a few things to keep in mind. A Greater Cincinnati vet offers some advice on kids and kittens in this article. Basic Considerations … Read More
As your cat gets older, her needs are going to change: just as ours will as we age. Your furry pal won’t be quite as interested in playing, and she’ll sleep even more than she once did. Kitties in their golden years also benefit from extra TLC. Read on as a local Greater Cincinnati vet offers some advice on keeping your furry buddy comfy and purring. Grooming A Senior Cat Cats are usually pretty good … Read More
