Lake Cable Animal Hospital News
Pest control tips to keep your pets safe this fall, winter
Any time of year, homeowners strive to control the pests that invade their yards, decks, garages, and basements, but with the approach of winter, most take extra steps to keep critters from moving inside to escape cold temperatures. Unfortunately, some of the...
Protect your pets, your family from Lyme disease
Spring in Northeast Ohio means more time outside exploring trails, rivers, and campsites. It also means you and your pets will be exposed to the dangers of ticks, specifically the risk of contracting Lyme disease. May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month, and it’s about...
Vaccinations are critical for health of your dogs, cats
So, you have indoor cats who are content to stare out the window and never venture outdoors. Your dog is limited to your fenced yard for toileting and your daily game of fetch, weather permitting. Vaccines are unnecessary for pets with such limited exposure, right?...
Your cat’s ears – vet can help identify infection
Cats are generally pretty resistant to ear infections. In fact, if you are a multi-pet owner, you probably have experienced more ear issues with your dog than with your cat. When cats do experience ear sensitivity and infections, it’s critical to work with your...
Hydration during The Dog Days – How much is too much?
During those sweltering summer days, watching our furry friends run and play, it’s hard to imagine any dog drinking too much water. After all, they are covered with fur, and romping in a lake or baby pool or playing in a hose stream is a great way to cool off. There...
Spring alert – Be aware of fleas, ticks, Lyme disease
In Northeast Ohio we experience one of the longest flea and tick seasons of the midwestern and northeastern states. Running from March until December, pet owners should already be staying alert to these pet pests that can be at best annoying and at worst cause serious...
Keep pets safe on rainy days, during storms
Pet owners are often aware of concerns for their pets during thunderstorms, especially if their pets tend to become anxious, but a simple day of rain can pose issues that may not immediately come to mind. As spring rain moves into the forecast, pet owners in the...
Training, patience needed when your dog barks excessively
It’s the way they communicate with us, whether to say hello, to ask for something, or to protect us from danger. We know our dogs will bark, but what about those times when it is too much or when there seems to be no reason for it. Dogs bark for a variety of reasons...
A puppy or kitten for Christmas – Doing it right
You’ve been considering surprising your son, daughter, spouse, or significant other with a puppy or kitten for Christmas. It’s a great idea, filled with the excitement and emotion fitting for a holiday gift. But to be sure it truly is the perfect gift for your family...
Protecting pets this holiday season
For both social pets and shy pets, the holiday season can be an overload of stimulation, from bright lights to unfamiliar visitors to a variety of food and “toy” temptations. Everything you love about the season can be stressful or even potentially dangerous for your...