Should I care about my pet’s teeth?
For National Pet Dental Month we are offering a 10% discount on all dental procedures! It's the perfect time to get your pet a checkup.
Tips to keep your pet safe and happy this Halloween!
Halloween can be a fun time for people and pet, but there are certain key things to be aware of. Here are a few tips to help you celebrate Halloween with your pet safely! Costumes Every year it seems that…
How To Find The Right Pet Sitter
What do you do when you need to leave town and your pet or companion cannot come with you? Sometimes a friend or family member is not available to watch them and for many, the idea of a stay at…
Summer heat and pets: Tips on how to keep your pet safe!
It’s that time of year again. Summer sun and rising temperatures make for great days to get out with your pet! With hot weather however, can come additional risks and hazards for your pet. Think about these common sense tips…
What are the most important questions to ask pet adoption centers and shelters when you’re considering adopting a pet?
Dr. Ashley Rossman, DVM recently took part in an article featuring a panel of experts in the fields of veterinary science, animal welfare and pet adoption.
Heartworm Awareness Month
It only takes a single bite from a mosquito for your pet to contract heartworm disease and it can be a threat year-round.
Holiday fundraiser to help shelter animals
Glen Oak Dog & Cat hospital will be collecting donations this holiday season that will go to help needy shelter animals.
We are re-accredited by the AAHA!
We are proud to announce that we were recently re-accredited with the AAHA! It represent the high standard of excellence that we strive for at our veterinary practice. AAHA-accredited practices are at the heart of better care for pets and…
4th Of July Pet Safety Tips
With the 4th of July just around the corner, many of us are getting ready to celebrate Independence Day with cookouts, family gatherings and watching public fireworks displays. While we humans are having a grand old time, we must remember…
How can you keep your pet safe from COVID-19? The CDC issues new guidelines
Federal officials revealed that two pet cats in New York had confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday — the same day that New York City’s Bronx Zoo confirmed that a total of eight animals had tested positive for the virus.…