Nourishing Change: Helping Your Pet Thrive with a New Diet

Understanding the Need for Dietary Changes in Pets As pet owners, we all want to give our pets the best possible care, and that starts with a healthy, balanced diet. But how do you know when your pet’s current food isn’t cutting it? Some key signs may suggest it’s time to consider a diet change. [...]

Discover Cincinnati’s Hidden Dog-Friendly Parks and Trails

Discover Cincinnati's Hidden Dog-Friendly Parks and Trails Cincinnati is a fantastic city for pet owners, offering beautiful parks, trails, and dog-friendly spaces perfect for your four-legged friend. Whether your pup enjoys socializing in an off-leash park or strolling along scenic trails, Cincinnati has plenty of options to explore. Here’s your guide to the best dog-friendly [...]

Healthy Mouth, Wagging Tail: Importance of Pet Dental Care

The Crucial Role of Dental Cleanings in Maintaining Your Pet's Health Why Is Dental Care for Pets So Important? Dental health is a critical part of your pet's overall well-being – yet it’s often overlooked. Did you know that 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of dental disease by the age of [...]

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

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 [...]

Why Annual Wellness Exams are Vital for Your Dog’s Longevity and Happiness

Why Annual Wellness Exams Are Essential for Your Dog’s Health Your dog is more than a pet—they’re family. That’s why keeping them healthy and happy is a top priority. But are you scheduling annual wellness exams? At Montgomery Animal Hospital, we emphasize the importance of preventive care through routine check-ups. These visits are essential for [...]

Is your pet at risk of getting sick in the heat?

When it’s blazing hot outside, it's time to take a moment to make sure our four-legged friends are safe and comfortable. A new study of almost a million dogs in Britain confirmed what veterinarians have long suspected - older dogs, overweight dogs, and certain breeds are at increased risk of heat-related illness. Which breeds are [...]

What to do about separation anxiety

No one likes coming home to find a mess - whether that's an object torn to shreds, furniture damaged, or pee or poop to clean up. But chances are, your dog (or, very rarely, cat) isn't actually out to get you. He or she is more likely to be scared or nervous, and the mess [...]

Why is my dog itching–and how do I make it stop?

Excessive itching and scratching is one of the most common reasons a dog may go to the vet. Whether they are scratching their sides, licking their paws or constantly shaking their ears, all of this itching can have a negative impact on your dog’s quality of life and your own.So why does your dog itch? [...]

Back-to-school is around the corner. Are you ready?

Photo credit Alan Levine Back-to-school is around the corner. Backpacks, pencils, notebooks – check.  Bus schedule  – check. Dog training in place – what??Summer is winding down and routines are going to change for many of us.  Start now to give your pets a smooth transition – and hopefully avoid unpleasant chewed-up surprises and trips to the emergency vet.Here’s your back-to-school list for your dog:Start the routine early – with shorter away timesGet your pet used to eati […]

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