The month of March has been dedicated to Pet Poison Prevention Awareness in order to build awareness about the many different poisonous items that can be harmful to pets. A good proportion of these dangerous items can be found in…
Deciding whether or not to euthanize a companion animal can be a difficult and emotional decision. It is important to consider the well-being of the animal and to assess his/her quality of life. Here are some factors to consider when…
Taking time to walk your dog more frequently is one of the best things you can do! It benefits both your pooch and yourself, physically and mentally! We look at some of the reasons why. Dogs need physical exercise! This…
– Advantix- $8.69 each for all sizes – Frontline feline $8.40 each – Frontline k-9 up to 22lb $8.58 each – Frontline k-9 23-44lbs $8.78 each – Frontline k-9 45-88lbs $9.00 each – Frontline k-9 89-132lbs $9.19 each *prices…
Obesity and its associated health problems has been a serious problem in humans in recent years, but did you know that it is also becoming an issue with our pets as well? A 2018 study conducted by The Association for…
It is estimated that every year, approximately 10 million pets are lost in the United States. Unfortunately, a good majority will end up in an animal shelter. It is a sad reality that less than 20 percent of dogs and…
Both dogs and cats can experience thyroid related disorders, however they are typically affected in different ways. Dogs are commonly much more prone to develop hypothyroidism, or low thyroid hormone (thyroxine) levels, and generally at younger ages. Conversely, cats almost…
Spring is in the air, and that means more outdoor time with our canine friends! Unfortunately, that can also mean more potential exposure to ticks. Tick bites can transmit the spiral-shaped bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi. It is this bacterial infection that…
Glen Oak Dog & Cat hospital is pleased to announce that our patients are now able to have their prescriptions filled online! Follow the link below to get started. http://glenoakanimalhospital.vetsfirstchoice.com
