There’s no denying humanity’s love for cats. We spend hours watching cat videos on YouTube, and according to the American Veterinary Medical Association, more households in the U.S. have cats than dogs! We all know they make great pets! But did you know that it’s scientifically beneficial to own cats? That’s right, according to some studies, simply watching cat videos online can boost a person’s energy and create positive emotions. Now, imagine the benefits if you were watching your own lovable feline entertain you for hours on end.Read More »

A trip to visit your vet doesn’t have to be stressful on you, or your pet. In fact, it can be a stress free experience if you plan ahead and work on making sure your pet is ready for their visit. In fact, there are several things you can do to help make your next vet visit as easy as pie.Read More »

Your cat or dog may have the heart of a tiger and the soul of a wolf, but we all know our companion animals are more suited to the couch than the jungle. Widlife and pets don’t mix. Whether you live in a rural area or right in the center of town, Tipp City shares a home with plenty of local wildlife from hawks to coyotes. Ohio’s animal population can be a challenge for pet owners who want to ensure their furbabies are safe and comfortable.

It’s easy to assume squirrels are the closest encounter with nature your dog or cat will ever have, but a chance run-in with a predator can happen in the blink of an eye. Even the most diligent pet parents can’t always anticipate the next adventure their daily walks may bring. That’s why it’s important to take preventative measures and be proactive in protecting your pets from wildlife.

Tipp City Veterinary Hospital has put together a helpful guide for pet owners living around wildlife. Get ready to fearlessly explore the trails, parks, or your own backyard with a little more peace of mind!Read More »

A dog is more than just a pet. They’re a furry child. They become a huge part of your life and your heart whether you’ve had them since they were a puppy, or they’re a new addition to your family. As part of your family, it’s only natural that you dedicate the time and effort required to keep them healthy and happy. You happily groom them, take them for walks or to the dog park to keep them active, buy high-quality food, and take them to the vet when they’re sick. And since dogs are at risk for heartworm, ear mites, and fleas, you give them preventive medicine to keep them safe. It’s the smart thing to do, as it’s the only line of defense against such parasites. But, did you know some medications may endanger particular dogs more than help? Let’s discuss ivermectin toxicity.Read More »