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November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month, and you guessed it -just like humans, pets can get cancer too. In fact, cancer is the leading cause of death in older dogs and cats, so it’s important that we have the best resources available for the prevention and treatment of this disease. Read on as a local vet talks about National Pet Cancer Awareness Month and things you can do to lower your pet’s risk of … Read More
Our feline buddies have strikingly beautiful eyes. Cats’ eyes can be many different colors, from green to orange to blue. Fluffy never has brown eyes, but her peepers can be copper, dichroic, or odd-colored. Of course, kitties are susceptible to many of the same types of eye problems as humans can develop. A local vet discusses some common ones in this article. Common Issues Pink eye, or conjunctivitis, is not uncommon in kitties. This can … Read More
Did you know that Max was the top male dog name of 2021? We love seeing the cute and fun names people come up with for their animal companions. As it turns out, some recent studies have uncovered some pretty interesting statistics about pet names. A local vet offers some highlights below. Top Dog As mentioned above, Max was the number one boy name for pooches. Other high scorers included Charlie, Milo, Buddy, Rocky, Bear, … Read More
May is National Foster Care Month! Many of our furry patients are former fosters, or foster fails. Fostering fills a crucial gap for pets that need growth, healing, training, and/or socialization before they can be put up for adoption. If you’re an animal lover, you may want to consider fostering. This can be a very rewarding and enriching experience! Of course, this isn’t going to be right for everyone. A vet lists some things to … Read More
Chihuahua Appreciation Day is coming up on May 14th. These tiny dogs have some big hearts, and legions of devoted fans. Fido is quite popular, and consistently makes the AKC’s list of top 20 breeds. A vet lists some fun facts about the Chihuahua below. Tiny Dog The Chihuahua is one of the smallest dog breeds out there. According to breed standards, they should weigh no more than 6 pounds, though it’s not uncommon for … Read More
Have you ever come home and found that your canine pal has eaten your shoes, or chewed up your sofa? This may go beyond Fido’s natural need to chew. There’s actually a specific name for this behavior: pica. The whats, whens, and whys of pica in dogs can vary widely. A local vet offers some information on it below.\ Grass One of the most common forms of pica is eating grass. There are several possible … Read More
It’s Pet Fire Safety Day! Pets start over a thousand fires a year. Unfortunately, they are also often caught in house fires. Fires can start for a variety of reasons, some of which can’t be avoided or controlled. That said, there are things you can do to prevent the risk of your pet starting a fire, and help get them to safety if one does break out. A Greater Cincinnati vet offers some advice on … Read More
Does your household now contain a child and a cat? Maybe you’re expecting, and wondering how your feline pal will adjust? Or maybe you’re considering adopting a kitty? Cats and kids can have very beautiful and beneficial relationships. However, there are some things to consider. In this article, a Greater Cincinnati veterinarian offers some advice on helping kids and kitties get along. Benefits Growing up with cats can actually be quite beneficial for kids. Kitties … Read More
It’s almost Thanksgiving! This has definitely been a long year for a lot of us. Many people are looking forward to relaxing with our loved ones over a delicious holiday meal. If you have a kitty, your furry little friend will likely want to lend a helping paw as you get ready for the autumn holiday. A Greater Cincinnati offers a few tips on spending Thanksgiving with Fluffy below. Treats Food is of course front … Read More
Do you have a bearded dragon? These cute little lizards can really make great pets. While reptiles may not be the most charismatic animals, these guys do have their own unique personalities. However, it isn’t always easy to tell how beardies are feeling. This can make it difficult for pet owners to spot signs of illness. A local Greater Cincinnati vet lists some common ones below. Respiratory Issues Healthy lizards should breathe quietly and smoothly. … Read More