Caring for a Senior Horse
Do you have an aging horse on your hands? Just like any other animal, Silver will go through some changes as he ages. Horses are defined as seniors once they reach age 15 or so. However, it isn’t uncommon for … Read More
You Can Catch These Diseases From Your Dog
As you know, your dog is susceptible to various diseases and infections. Have you ever wondered whether or not you could potentially catch any of those illnesses from your pooch? It’s a scary thought. And it’s true—it is possible for … Read More
Preventing Lyme Disease in Dogs
May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month! Lyme disease is a serious disease that can afflict both people and pets. As you may know, the disease is spread through ticks, which are unfortunately spreading throughout North America. Left untreated, Lyme disease … Read More
Walking Your Dog in Winter
February 23rd is Walk Your Dog Day! Of course, February isn’t always the best time for a taking long, relaxing stroll with your canine best friend. It can be pretty frigid at this time of year! Read on as a … Read More
Arthritis in Dogs
Did you know that arthritis is one of the most common ailments we see in older dogs? In fact, according to the Arthritis Foundation, one in five of all adult pooches are afflicted. The numbers are even higher with senior … Read More
Senior Cat Care Tips
As your feline pal ages, you probably won’t see any sudden, drastic changes. Kitties tend to grow old gracefully. However, Fluffy will benefit from some extra TLC in her golden years. Read on as a local Pickerington, OH vet offers … Read More
Horse Trailer Safety Tips
Will you be traveling with your horse soon? Perhaps you’re showing, or maybe just trying out some new trails. Safety should always be your top priority when moving your horse. A Pickerington, OH vet offers some tips below. Get Proper … Read More
Do You Give Your Cat Milk?
It’s easy to picture a cat lapping up milk from a saucer—it just seems right! You might be surprised to learn that cats and milk aren’t the best pairing. If you give your cat milk, you might want to reconsider. … Read More
The Elizabethan Collar
Has your pet ever had to wear an Elizabethan collar? These devices—sometimes called E-collars and often referred to as the “cone of shame” or a “lampshade”—are designed to stop a pet from inflicting self-trauma while recovering from a surgical incision, … Read More
Summer Care for Cats
Summer is officially upon us. Many of our feline patients really enjoy this time of year. Fluffy gets to soak up some sun, watch birds and squirrels, and generally be adorable. The summer heat can be dangerous for cats, however, … Read More
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