With heightened demand for veterinary care over the past 18+ months, Clermont Animal Hospital is finding it necessary to modify our Urgent and Emergency Care Policy. We are honored that you trust our skilled team with your furry family member’s healthcare. Our overwhelming wish is to continue to uphold the long-standing tradition of top-notch veterinary services established decades ago. Established Patients We see all of our established patients within 24 hours when they are … Read More
Is your canine pal starting to slow down a bit? Fido will always be a puppy at heart, but he will experience some changes as he ages, just as we will. While your pet may not be as energetic and playful as he was during his puppyhood, he’ll still both enjoy and benefit from regular play sessions. In this article, a Greater Cincinnati vet offers some tips on playing with a senior dog. Playground Choose … Read More
Let’s “paws” ???? a moment this season to enjoy the four-footed ones we love???? What a year it’s been! Clermont Animal Hospital wants to wrap up 2020 on a positive note with a feel-good, free event. You and your furry best friend are invited to: Pet Photos with Santa & Meet Dr. Ariana Bolan while you’re here! Saturday, December 5th, 1-4 p.m. Reservations will be taken, but our clients are also be accommodated as … Read More
Dear friends and clients, We continue to offer curbside service for appointments. In addition to curbside service, Clermont Animal Hospital is now allowing a pet parent into the building to accompany their pet for appointments, with added precautions to limit any potential exposure to our clients and team. Here is what you need to know: Only 1 person is allowed to accompany their pet into the building. Please do not enter the building upon arrival. Instead, … Read More
April 22, 2020 From a press release by the United State Department of Agriculture: “The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Veterinary Services Laboratories (NVSL) today announced the first confirmed cases of SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19) infection in two pet cats. These are the first pets in the United States to test positive for SARS-CoV-2.” Key takeaways from the article: The cats … Read More
All of us here at Clermont Animal wanted to donate as much PPE as we could to Clermont County Public Health, to ensure the safety and health of our community. We hope everyone is staying strong and safe during these trying times! Our care package included: 7 boxes of surgical masks 2 boxes sterile surgical gloves 4 boxes exam gloves 1 partial pack of disposable gowns
6 Ways Your Pet Can Help You Through The Coronavirus Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed almost every aspect of our lives, and in a very short time. Understandably, many people are frightened and uneasy now, as lockdowns and quarantine restrictions roll out across the country. Aside from washing our hands, self-isolation and social distancing are the best things we can do to protect ourselves and our loved ones. As it turns out, people … Read More
FAQ About Pets and Coronavirus One thing that we’ve all had to adjust to during the COVID-19 pandemic is how quickly the virus is spreading and how much it has changed our lives. News about it is everywhere, but often leads to more questions than answers. Many people are still unsure about what this pandemic means for pets. Here, a local veterinarian answers some common questions from pet owners. Does Coronavirus Affect Animals? The word … Read More
Veterinarians have been deemed an “essential profession” during this state of emergency. This means that we will NOT close our doors even while the “shelter in place” order is in effect, unless our doctors or staff become sick with the virus and are required to self-isolate. However, in order to keep operating within the parameters of the emergency orders set forth by the governor, we must make some changes to our practices. We ask for … Read More