We are Open! Offering Curbside Service and Telemedicine at Old Town Animal Hospital
We are OPEN for veterinary care and offering Curbside service to maintain social distance while still offering care for your pets. For existing clients, we offer Telemedicine services to help you decide if a visit is necessary. If your pet has veterinary needs, please call ahead or book a Telemedicine consultation and we will prioritize your pet’s […]
Preventative Dental Care for Your Cat
Cats, just like any other pet, need regular care from the veterinarian including dental exams and cleanings. Dental disease is one of the most common diseases seen in cats which can lead to long-term health problems, pain, and difficulty eating. To better maintain your kitty’s oral health, follow these guidelines for preventative feline dental care. […]
How Does Grooming Help with Flea and Tick Prevention?
Taking a trip to the groomer does more for your pet than soften up his coat. Regular grooming in combination with a comprehensive prevention plan from your veterinarian can keep your pet flea and tick free. Spotting Fleas & Ticks Fleas can be notoriously difficult to spot. Your first indication that your pet has fleas […]
How to keep your dog safe in and out of the water this summer
Many people have been especially cooped up these past few months. That anxiousness we feel to get outside, stretch our legs, and maybe even cool off a bit in the water, you can bet your dog is feeling it too. For humans and pets alike, swimming is a great physical activity that keeps us happy […]
Signs Your Cat or Dog May Have a Dental Health Problem
Many pet owners don’t think about it, but their animal companions need dental care just as much as humans do. That’s why annual dental examinations are so important. When your pet’s teeth and gums are being checked by a professional regularly, it will be easier to catch and treat problems before they worsen. You may […]
The Importance of Summer Grooming for Your Pet
When the weather heats up, you may wonder how your pet handles higher temperatures with a body covered in fur. Dogs and cats actually have natural insulation built into their coats, so in the summertime, their coats help to keep them cool and comfortable, but they may need a little assistance maintaining their healthy coat […]
August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month
Did you know? Itching is the number one reason for veterinary visits by dogs. Itchy Pet Awareness Month aims to promote pet skin health and make sure your pet gets the itch relief they need. Itch is a medical condition that can cause serious complications and get in the way of the fun your pet […]
The Shocking Dangers of Heatstroke
Summer is here – As you get ready to enjoy the warm weather during outdoor activities and road trips with your pup, keep in mind that heatstroke can occur in pets (just like us) especially in hot, humid, and unventilated areas. Be aware that temperatures inside your car are alarmingly higher than outdoor temps. Tips for Heatstroke Prevention Never leave your pet […]
Advice from Old Town Animal Hospital on How To Prepare Your Pet for the Holidays
Think Twice About Table Scraps The holidays are right around the corner and while sneaking your pet table scraps or letting them clean the dishes may seem harmless, many holiday foods can actually be harmful to pets. Keep your pet safe and be sure to keep them away from these foods: Fatty Ham and Pork Products Turkey […]
Senior Pets: What You Need To Know
Thanks to advancements in veterinary care, pets are living longer and healthier lives than ever before. Regular veterinary wellness exams for your senior cat or dog become essential to their health as they age. Wellness exams at Old Town Animal Hospital every 6 months can help detect and treat issues early. The most common symptoms […]