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Many clients inquire about whether probiotics would be a beneficial supplement for their pet. There are a lot of studies currently being performed in human and veterinary medicine to determine the extent probiotics have on our overall health.

With Halloween around the corner, it's important to keep certain candies and treats away from dogs. Here are common types of candy that can be dangerous for them:

Medical insurance for your pet is a popular topic and one that is ever changing and adjusting to changes with pet ownership. The next few blogs will be focused on different topics concerning pet insurance.

Many of our clients may not know that we have an online pharmacy where their pets prescription medications can be easily ordered and shipped directly to their home. Our online pharmacy is managed by Covetrus Pharmacy and can be easily accessed through our website at https://www.animalhospitalofnewalbany.com/. All you have to do is click on the top tab that says "Online Pharmacy" and there are directions on how you make an account and request medications.

Do you have a cat in your home that hasn't been to the vet since it was a kitten? Or a dog that sees the vet every year, but a cat that hasn't seen the vet in a few years? Don't let your cat be overlooked.

Celebrating July 4th with your pet can be a lot of fun, but it's important to keep their safety and comfort in mind, especially since fireworks can be stressful for many animals.

With summer here, many owners are traveling with their pets and including them in their family adventures. It is important to think ahead and prepare for travel with your pet to ensure their safety, comfort, and compliance with any regulations. Here's a general guide:

As warmer weather approaches, make sure you’re paying attention to your pets as they enjoy the summer with you. Heatstroke is a very serious and potentially life threatening emergency.  

This is a great reminder for pet owners to consider microchipping their furry friends.

Spring atopy, or seasonal allergies, can affect dogs just like it does humans. Pollen, grass, mold, and other environmental allergens become more prevalent this time of year, triggering allergic reactions in some dogs. This can lead to symptoms like itching, scratching, head shaking, licking, and redness of the skin.