Green River Veterinary Hospital

01/01/2024

Happy New Year from your friends at Green River Veterinary Hospital!

12/30/2023

Auburn, did you know that due to improved veterinary care and practices, pets are living longer than ever? One question we commonly get is when does my cat or dog become a "senior"? Do you have any other burning questions about veterinary care we can answer? Leave them in the comments below! greenrivervet.com

12/29/2023

Whether planning a road trip or taking to the skies, planning a trip with your pet requires a lot of thoughtful consideration. Consider using a checklist and always have patience, especially if it's your furry friend's first time. Visit our veterinarian in Auburn for an exam first before you leave. greenrivervet.com

12/27/2023

Ensuring your pet is up to date on vaccinations is crucial for their overall health and well-being. Vaccinations protect your furry friend from serious and potentially deadly diseases, providing peace of mind for you and a longer, happier life for them. Don't delay - schedule an appointment with your friends at Green River Veterinary Hospital today! greenrivervet.com

12/23/2023

Green River Veterinary Hospital wishes all our friends a very happy holiday season!

12/22/2023

Finding HEALTHY treats is always a concern for cat or dog owners, especially as they gaze at your dinner. Look for anything with whole meats or organs listed as the first ingredient or fruits/vegetables. Our vet in Auburn can help with a nutritional plan if you need further advice. Contact us today. greenrivervet.com

12/20/2023

Auburn, is there anything more heartwarming than seeing your pet’s adorable smile? Like humans, pets need regular dental checkups to maintain optimal oral health. Schedule a dental checkup for your pet today and show them you care. 🐶 greenrivervet.com

12/16/2023

Pets are an extended part of our family, and we want them to behave the right way! Here are three quick tips from our vet at Green River Veterinary Hospital. Use plenty of positive reinforcement, stick to consistent training, and encourage socialization whenever possible. Having pet problems? Schedule a consultation with our vet today. greenrivervet.com

12/13/2023

Who let the cat out of the bag? Let's have some fun with our cats! Try setting up an interactive puzzle toy that dispenses treats as they solve it – talk about a delicious brain-teaser! Or how about creating an epic obstacle course with cardboard boxes? Let us know what you love doing most with your cat below. greenrivervet.com

12/09/2023

12/04/2023

At Green River Veterinary Hospital, we understand that your furry friends are part of your family. Not only should you have access to plenty of water, food, and medical supplies, but it's imperative to identify your pet with tags or collars easily. Consider getting your pet microchipped if you haven't already for an extra layer of protection. Call to book an appointment. greenrivervet.com

12/02/2023

December is National Cat Lover's Month! Calling all cat enthusiasts and feline friends! It's the purr-fect time to celebrate our love for these adorable creatures. Bring your pet to our animal clinic in Auburn for their annual check-ups or any other veterinary needs and receive the peace of mind you deserve. greenrivervet.com

11/29/2023

Enriching your dog with plenty of activities is a must, or they'll explore your couch! Try including some everyday objects like paper towel rolls or plastic cups to keep your pup entertained. Our veterinarians in Auburn understand the best practices for the behavioral health of your dog. What do you use to keep your pup engaged? greenrivervet.com

11/27/2023

How many times have you seen a cat on a leash? Not too often, right? Most of us know dogs need exercise, but getting your cat active is equally important. Not sure where to start? The link below from Spruce Pets gives some great tips, including using interactive toys, cat trees, and much more.

Cats need exercise to stay happy and healthy. Find out how much exercise your cat needs and how to provide it though toys, games, and other enrichment.

11/25/2023

Our veterinarians understand animals can also experience skin allergies, not only people! Itchy skin, redness, bald patches, pimples, and scabs are a few symptoms. Make a consultation appointment with our veterinarians if you notice these symptoms. greenrivervet.com

11/23/2023

We are thankful for your support and the opportunity to serve you. Happy Thanksgiving from your friends at Green River Veterinary Hospital.

11/22/2023

Let's unleash some fun with your pawsome pal! From fetching frisbees in the park to splashing around at dog-friendly beaches, we want to get as many cool ideas for dog owners to try out! Got something unique you love doing with your dog? Drop your activity below so others can give it a try! greenrivervet.com

11/20/2023

Do your cats have spats? How can you differentiate between playing and aggression in your feline companions? Playful encounters can include quiet interaction and even gentle wrestling. Aggression will include loud growling, hissing, and tensing up of the body. Go in depth in this article from Science News.

Certain behaviors indicate if your cats’ interaction is friendly, aggressive or something in between, a new study finds.

11/18/2023

The easiest approach to lower the likelihood of infections and inflammation arising is to check your pet's ears frequently. DO NOT introduce anything into your pet's ear! Contact our team if your pet exhibits any symptoms of ear irritation, emits a weird odor, or simply doesn't appear normal. greenrivervet.com

11/15/2023

We want your pets to live their happiest and healthiest lives. Regular check-ups can detect and prevent potential health problems. Our experienced team is here to give them the love and care they deserve, backed by years of expertise in veterinary medicine. Give us a shout for an appointment. greenrivervet.com

11/13/2023

Most of us know diabetes in humans is a concerning condition, but it can also impact your dog negatively. Pet owners should know the possible symptoms, along with prevention and treatment methods. Our friends from PetMD give more guidance for you to read about. https://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/endocrine/diabetes-dogs?fbclid=IwAR00-FzTpEP08BARIe5qy8mxmB7uj3jqYNv2lJ2zScC6ak2_ELpjXywDkv4

Dr. Lauren Jones explains diabetes in dogs, including symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.

11/11/2023

Today, we honor the brave men and women who have served our country in the armed forces. Veterans Day is a time to reflect on their sacrifices and express our gratitude for their service. Let us take a moment to remember and express our heartfelt gratitude to those who have selflessly served this great Nation.

11/08/2023

Show some love for our senior pets this month! Green River Veterinary Hospital suggests regular check-ups, proper nutrition, and exercise tailored to your pet's needs, can help them live their golden years with enjoyment. Schedule a comprehensive pet health checkup today. greenrivervet.com

11/06/2023

Did you know that diabetes is not just a human condition? Cats can also develop this serious metabolic disorder, and it's more common than you might think. Dive into the world of diabetes awareness through PetMD's comprehensive guide now to take a proactive approach for your feline companion.

Diabetes can be a very serious health issue in cats. Find out everything you need to know about diabetes in cats.

11/04/2023

From diarrhea to vomiting, gastrointestinal problems can affect pets in many ways. It's crucial to comprehend these gastrointestinal disorders and how they could influence your pet. If you notice lethargy, decreased appetite, or another concerning symptom, call us today for an appointment. greenrivervet.com

11/03/2023

Dental care for pets is essential. They need dental exams just like humans do to make sure their teeth are being taken care of properly. Prevention is your pet's best medicine for long-term health and prevention of periodontal disease. Book a checkup with us today. greenrivervet.com

10/31/2023

Happy Halloween from you friends at Green River Veterinary Hospital! Post your best pet costume below!

10/30/2023

The more you know, the better! Pet owners, especially anyone who owns a cat or dog, need to know about heartworm disease. It can be easily transmitted through mosquitoes and can dramatically impact your pet's health. Learn more from the AVMA and stay protected.

A brief overview of heartworm disease.

10/25/2023

Green River Veterinary Hospital suggests your pet will benefit from regular exercise! Daily walks not only keep your pet's muscles toned and joints healthy, but they also give them the mental stimulation they require to stay alert. How frequently do you walk your dog? greenrivervet.com

10/23/2023

Thinking about hitting the road with your furry friend but feeling a bit overwhelmed? The Spruce just dropped an article that will make your pet-friendly adventures a breeze. From surviving long car rides to having a blast at pet-friendly destinations, they've got all the paw-some tips you need!

Traveling with pets can be fun and exciting if you plan well. From booking transportation and accommodations to finding pet-friendly activities, here's what you need to know about traveling with your pet.

10/18/2023

Pets, like humans, will benefit from a nutritious diet that is balanced, healthful, and satisfies their dietary needs. Our team can help guide your pet with the right nutritional advice for optimal well-being. The health of your pet is strongly impacted by the quality of the food you provide. Call your friends at Green River Veterinary Hospital today to learn more. greenrivervet.com

10/16/2023

Knowing how to care for your senior pet can make a world of difference in their health and happiness. That's why we highly recommend taking a look at the American Veterinary Medical Association's (AVMA) expert advice! Don't miss this chance to tap into a trusted resource that will help you navigate this special stage of your pet's life with confidence and ease.

Older pets may develop age-related problems. Good care allows them to live happy, healthy, and active lives in their senior years.