Ruby’s dental visit

By MeganM | October 23, 2025

A brown and white guinea pig sits on a pink mat inside a cage, with some hay and a blue object nearby.

Ruby (guinea pig) came in for her sedated dental. She is missing a lower incisor and has severe bony changes to the part of the skull above the cheek teeth, and a fragment of that bone that partially detached. We filed her molars so that she can close her mouth properly, and we are continuing…

Scales, Feathers, and Furry Friends: Tailoring Care for Your Unusual Pets

By MeganM | March 20, 2025

A tortoise is eating a slice of watermelon held by a human hand. The tortoise is on a grassy surface with small white flowers scattered around. The scene is brightly lit, suggesting a sunny day.

Comprehensive Guide to Exotic Pet Care in Cincinnati Exotic pets, from the scaly to the feathered and furry, bring unique joy and intrigue to our homes. However, their care differs significantly from that of traditional pets like cats and dogs. Exotic pets require specialized attention, unique habitats, and species-specific nutrition to thrive. At Montgomery Animal…

Essential Vaccinations for Keeping Your Cincinnati Ferret Healthy and Happy

By MeganM | February 20, 2025

A close-up of a cute ferret with a white face and dark body, looking directly at the camera. The background is blurred, with soft colors and patterns, likely from blankets or cushions.

Essential Vaccinations for Ferrets in Cincinnati, Ohio Ferrets are curious, lively pets that bring joy and energy into any home. To ensure their long-term health, vaccinations are vital for protecting them from life-threatening diseases. At Montgomery Animal Hospital, we understand ferrets’ unique healthcare needs and offer specialized veterinary care to keep your pet healthy and…

When Every Second Counts: Signs Your Pet Needs Emergency Vet Care

By MeganM | February 4, 2025

A fluffy white dog lies on its back on a blue rug while a person in blue jeans gives it a massage. Nearby are a red first aid kit and some medication, suggesting care or a home veterinary setting.

As pet owners, our animals are beloved family members, whether they are dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, reptiles, or other exotic species. It can be terrifying to see them in distress and not know what to do. In emergencies, recognizing critical signs and acting quickly can make the difference between life and death. At Montgomery Animal…

5 Key Factors to Consider When Choosing the Right Veterinarian for Your Pet

By MeganM | January 8, 2025

Vet holding brown tabby with leg bandaged

5 Key Factors to Consider When Choosing the Right Veterinarian for Your Pet Finding the right veterinarian for your pet can feel overwhelming – after all, your pet is family. A good veterinarian is more than just a medical provider; they are a trusted partner in your pet’s health and well-being. Whether you’re welcoming a…

Meet Travis, a Sulcata Tortoise!

By MeganM | October 3, 2023

A veterinarian in a blue jacket kneels down, gently placing a large tortoise on a digital scale in a room with white walls. The tortoise appears calm as it is weighed.

The Sulcata Tortoise is native to the Sahara Desert and the Sahel, a transitional eco-region of semi-arid grasslands, scrub, and savannah in northern Africa. Sulcatas are big, slow, and tough survivalists. Adults average 18 inches in shell length and 70 to 100 pounds in weight, but specimens reaching two to three feet in length and…

Meet Yoshi the Bearded Dragon

By MeganM | July 20, 2023

A smiling veterinarian with glasses holds a yellow bearded dragon lizard in a room filled with shelves and equipment.

Meet Yoshi! Yoshi is a Bearded Dragon. This is a good time to remind our Bearded Dragon clients that during the summer, the temperatures inside a bearded dragon terrarium may become warmer due to the higher ambient temperatures in your home. Because of this you need to closely monitor the temperatures within the basking area,…

What to feed your pet rabbit

By MeganM | April 8, 2021

A black and white rabbit sits beside a bowl filled with brown pellets, set against a white background. With its ear perked up, it appears to be sniffing the contents, as if a veterinarian has prescribed this special meal just for it.

photo credit erin www.flickr.com Did spring bring a brand-new bunny? Or are you a long-time rabbit owner looking to optimize your rabbit’s diet? Here’s what you need to know to keep your friend healthy through food. Hay, hay, and more hay.I can’t say it enough – your rabbit needs mountains of hay. Hay contains all the nutrients your rabbit needs to thrive. Rabbit teeth grow continuously, and hay is one of the best ways to gr […]