Pet Obesity Day is coming up October 13th. Obesity is literally a big problem among our canine pals. It’s also very dangerous! As you probably know, keeping Fido active is key to keeping him fit. A local Greater Cincinnati vet offers some advice on doggy workouts below. Walks This is probably the most popular workout for our canine friends. Even if Fido has a yard to run around in, he’ll still enjoy and benefit from … 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
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
Independence Day is coming up fast! We know many of you are looking forward to getting together with family and friends this year. Our canine patients also love summer gatherings. They’re also quite prone to mischief, so you’ll need to take a few precautions to keep Fido cool, comfy, and safe. A local Greater Cincinnati vet offers some tips on this below. Early Curfew The noise and commotion of fireworks can send many pooches into … Read More
Are you an animal lover? If you’re reading this, chances are the answer to that question is a yes. Animals have a special way of connecting with people, and forging strong, yet unique bonds with their owners. Unfortunately, not all animals end up in caring homes. Though we’re thrilled to see animal cruelty laws becoming stricter and stricter, there’s still a lot of work to be done here. However, big changes start with small steps. … Read More
Did you know that cancer is just as widespread for dogs as it is for humans? It’s actually the leading cause of death for both dogs and cats. In this article, a Greater Cincinnati vet discusses cancer in dogs. Sobering Statistics According to the Veterinary Cancer Society, about 25 percent of our canine companions will develop cancer at some point in their lives. The odds increase with age: about half of pups over the age … Read More
Is your canine companion larger than life? We love big dogs! Of course, these larger-than-life pooches have some very specific care needs. Fido’s size will come into play in nearly every aspect of his care regimen, including his fitness routine. A local Greater Cincinnati vet offers some advice on this below. Walks Walks are a great workout for any pup. Training is absolutely crucial with big dogs. Fido may be strong enough to haul you … Read More
When’s the last time your furry family member visited the dentist? Believe it or not, companion animals need regular dental care just as much as people do. Yet, the majority of adult dogs and cats suffer from poor oral health. And we’re not just talking about bad breath, either. We’re talking about painful gums, tooth loss and even the risk of long-term, chronic illness. Thankfully, there’s a super easy solution, and the team at Clermont … Read More
Did you know that January is Walk Your Pet Month? If you have a dog, you may think that every month is Walk Your Pet Month, and you wouldn’t be wrong. However, daily strolls aren’t just important for sanitary reasons. A Greater Cincinnati vet lists some great benefits of daily walks below. Exercise Dogs need proper activity to stay healthy. Of course, our canine pals are all different in this regard. For a small pup, … Read More
November is Adopt A Senior Dog Month! If you’re looking for a new canine friend to complete your household, please consider getting an older pooch! A local Greater Cincinnati veterinarian offers some advice on adopting Fido below. Be Ready To Commit It’s absolutely heartbreaking to see older dogs in shelters. However, it’s even sadder to hear stories of them being adopted, only to be brought back later. Before adopting Fido, make sure that you are … Read More