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Rolling Hills Veterinary Service

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Rolling Hills Veterinary Service

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10/31/2024

HAPPY HALLOWEEN 👻🎃

10/31/2024

Chocolate, a Halloween staple, can be highly toxic to our furry friends. Here's what you need to know to keep your dog safe:

🚫 No Chocolate Treats for Fido: Chocolate contains theobromine and caffeine, which are toxic to dogs. Even small amounts can lead to symptoms of chocolate poisoning, including vomiting, diarrhea, rapid breathing, and even seizures.

👁️ Keep Candy Out of Reach: Dogs have a knack for finding treats, so make sure all Halloween candy is stored securely, far away from your dog's access.

🏡 Secure the Trash: After your Halloween festivities, dispose of candy wrappers and leftovers securely. Dogs may be attracted to the scent, and ingesting wrappers can lead to blockages.

🐾 Know the Signs: Be vigilant for any signs of chocolate toxicity, such as restlessness, increased heart rate, panting, trembling, or excessive thirst. If you suspect your dog has ingested chocolate, call the office.

Visit the link below to learn more!
https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4952115

10/24/2024

We don't usually post about this, but today we’re celebrating 🎉
Serena's 10-year anniversary!

If you’ve been to RHVS you know Serena is the backbone of the operations here. Managing staff and clients, assisting in surgical procedures or doing tech visits are just a few of the things that she does on a daily basis.

Please join us in wishing her a happy anniversary!

If you have a feel-good story about her or shout out, leave it below! 👇🏽

10/19/2024

Dr. Liming went on a walk this morning at East Fork with his dog and pulled off 7 ticks when they got home! 😳

At RHVS, we recommend reliable flea/tick prevention all year long because cold weather doesn’t mean ticks aren’t around.

*don’t forget to check yourselves too

10/19/2024

The AAEP Horse Owner Education Committee is thrilled to announce an upcoming webinar designed to help horse owners learn about the equine breeding season.

In this informative session, board-certified theriogenologist Dr. Dale Kelley will discuss the basics of reproductive biology of the horse, logistics of the breeding season and what to expect when breeding your mare.

This webinar is a valuable resource for horse owners/managers who are either new to breeding horses or have limited experience. We encourage you to share it with your clients so that they can feel prepared to navigate the upcoming breeding season with confidence.

10/15/2024

Curious about what a Veterinary Technician does? These dedicated professionals are the backbone of veterinary care, supporting veterinarians by conducting physical exams, collecting diagnostic samples, assisting in surgeries, and much more. Their role requires a strong foundation in science and a deep love for animals, making it both rewarding and challenging. Next time you visit your vet, remember to thank your vet tech for their hard work and dedication! 🐾

10/13/2024

October 13-19 is National Vet Tech Week.
We love our technicians and all they do for us and your pets. We would not be able to do everything that we do without them. Join us in celebrating them!

10/11/2024

Today is National Pet Obesity Awareness Day.

Did you know that a recent study found that an estimated 61% of cats and 59% of dogs in America are overweight? Obesity in pets is a growing concern that can lead to serious health issues like diabetes, arthritis, and heart disease. If you suspect your pet might be carrying extra weight, it's important to address it early. Schedule an exam with us, and let's work together to ensure your pet stays healthy and active.

10/03/2024

It’s National Pet Wellness Month! It is so important for your pet to have regular wellness visits. They age much faster than we humans do and staying on top of their health means that we can catch little problems before they become big ones.

09/24/2024

‼️‼️FOUND KITTEN‼️‼️
This kitten was picked up at the intersection of Rose Street and 133 coming into Williamsburg. Please call the office if this sweet girl belongs to you.

09/11/2024

Pets age more rapidly than humans and although a natural process, your pet becomes more susceptible to a number of health issues.
We recommend physical exams and blood work every 6-12 months for senior pets. This helps monitor their organ function and notice any physical changes that may need to be addressed sooner rather than later to help keep your pet healthy as long as possible.

09/09/2024

Regular wellness exams are essential for maintaining the health and well-being of your beloved pets. Just like humans, pets require routine check-ups to ensure they are in the best possible health.

09/04/2024

A question that we are often asked is “how can I tell if my pet is in pain if they cannot tell me?” Pets can be very stoic in how they communicate that they are in pain, so at times they may not show any signs. The most common responses to look for are depression, aggression, limping, resistance to petting or grooming, not eating, panting excessively, and much more.

08/23/2024

We strive to make pet care as convenient as possible. Our online pharmacy allows you to easily order your pet’s medications, supplements, and food right from the comfort of your home. 🏠

✅ Fast, reliable shipping
✅ Competitive prices
✅ Auto-refill options
✅ Trusted brands

Visit our website today and ensure your furry friends stay happy and healthy with just a few clicks! 🐶🐱
https://rollinghillsvetservicellc.securevetsource.com/index.pml

08/19/2024

Planning for Long Distance Travel
When traveling long distances with your equine companions, planning is crucial. Consider your travel route, weather conditions, hydration stops, recovery time post-transport, and potential injuries or illnesses along the way.

For helpful tips on preparing for equine travel, check out this guide:

https://equinemedsurg.com/blogs/news/10-ways-to-prepare-your-horse-for-long-distance-travel

08/15/2024

Happy National Honey Bee Day!
Today we celebrate these tiny but mighty pollinators that play a crucial role in our ecosystem. Bees help produce one-third of the food we eat and contribute to the health of our gardens and wild spaces. Let's protect and support our buzzing friends by planting bee-friendly flowers and avoiding harmful pesticides. Together, we can make a difference!

08/12/2024

This morning between farm calls Dr. Liming and Emily spotted this poor raccoon in the ditch, with a glass jar stuck on its head!! They were quick to respond, Emily throwing a jacket on the raccoon to restrain him and Dr. Liming getting some tools to remove the jar. We're so thankful they were able to save the raccoon.

08/08/2024

We are making this post to let our clients know we will be making changes going forward as far as emergency visits.

This was not an easy decision to make but is necessary for our mental and physical wellbeing and the long term viability of the practice.

Going forward we will not be seeing emergencies from 10:00pm to 8:00am.
Emergencies will be referred to Medvet or Care Center for small animal patients, and to Lexington or OSU for large animals.
We will still be seeing emergencies from Monday through Saturday after we close until 10 PM and on Sundays from 8:00 AM until 10:00 PM.

We apologize for any inconveniences this may cause. We will do our best to see emergencies early the next morning.
We would encourage you to check on animals before the 10:00pm mark to ensure if they are in distress or have a need that it can be addressed.

We were making this change in large part due to the lack of availability of large animal veterinarians.
We would gladly hire more of them but they are just not available.
If you would like to reach out to state officials to encourage them to attract more large animal veterinarians to our area it would be appreciated. You can also contact Ohio State University to encourage them to recruit more large animal veterinarians.

Address

3097 S Bantam Road
Bethel, OH
45106

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

(513) 734-9400

Website

http://www.rollinghillsveterinaryservice.com/

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ICYMI: we dunked Dr. Liming

We hope you had fun at the Clermont County Fair! Of course our staff had to stop by for a visit. Did you get a chance to dunk Dr.Liming? Drop a video! #IDunkedDrLiming

This pup’s excitement for the weekend is unmatched!

TRICK OR TREAT 👻 We hope you have as much fun today for Halloween as we plan on having. If you see a few characters around the office, don’t be alarmed 😉 we promise our regular team is there working hard today. We have a staff pot luck lunch scheduled from 12-1 today so we kindly ask you try to plan your visit to the office around that time to give everyone a chance to participate. Happy Halloween! 🎃 🦇

What we didn’t tell you yesterday is that the pregnant momma kitty came with 3 grown kittens (~4+ months old) that we are also fostering. These kittens are ALL MALES and have been neutered. They also need homes and are ready to go today. We will post individual photos in the comments. They are friendly but were not handled when they were brought into the office last Friday, however they have come a long way since! If you are willing to give them a loving home, please call the office with your interest, do not comment on the post. Video shows kitten 1, kitten 2 then kitten 3.

Happy Monday! Lasso was raised by an employee from a tiny piglet and is now 7 months old. He is the friendliest and most calm pig. He loves getting to visit the office and show us his tricks. Look how he sits like such a good boy!

Have you seen your cat exhibit any of these behavior changes? If so, your cat may be suffering from Osteoarthritis pain. Consult with your Veterinarian today! #TheMoreYouKnow #PetHealth

Just a reminder, we will be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving! A vet will be on call for any emergent needs. As our new protocol still applies we will still not see small animal emergencies after 10 pm. We hope you enjoy your time with your loved ones!

“JUST a Vet Tech greeted you at the door with a smiling face, even though we’ve been running around for 11 hours straight. Your pet was assessed by JUST a Vet Tech and, when we noticed he wasn’t stable, JUST a Vet Tech carried your 70 plus pound dog to the back and screamed for a doctor. Once the doctor assessed your pet, JUST a Vet Tech placed the IV catheter and started to bolus fluids. JUST a Vet Tech got a blood pressure on your pet today and administered medications because his blood pressure was low. JUST a Vet Tech drew blood and ensured it got run as quickly as possible. JUST a Vet Tech wrestled your dog to get x-rays today, with the help of an assistant. When we found that your pet needed surgery, JUST a Vet Tech made certain he was stable throughout the procedure. When your pet left the surgery suite, JUST a Vet Tech sat with him to make sure he recovered with no problems. JUST a Vet Tech got vitals on your pet every couple of hours today and reported all issues to the doctor on duty. JUST a Vet Tech noticed your pet was painful and asked the doctor to administer more pain medications. JUST a Vet Tech sat with your pet today and gave him love while you were at work. JUST a Vet Tech told your pet that he wasn’t there forever, only until he got better. JUST a Vet Tech promised your pet you’d be back for him. Just a Vet Tech took your dog outside for a walk today. When we realized he was cramped up in that cage and his legs were stiff, JUST a Vet Tech walked your pet around the building at his pace to ensure he got proper exercise. Your pet got a lot of fluids today and couldn’t control his bladder. He’s still so weak. JUST a Vet Tech checked and changed his bedding so he didn’t have to lay in his urine. JUST a Vet Tech administered all your pets medications today. Your pet was scared (this is a new place with new people), and he was fearfully trying to bite me. JUST a Vet Tech took the time and did everything possible to show him that we