Liberty Veterinary Hospital

09/19/2024

Is your pet's dental health a priority? We're raising awareness about the importance of proper dental care for your furry friend. With regular checkups and cleanings, we can help prevent dental disease and keep your pet healthy! Call us, today, to book a dental check-up for your pet! (513) 586-3270

09/18/2024

Here at Liberty, we love our fire inspectors🔥🔥and they love our kittens! Come adopt one today. A kitten not a firefighter! 😉

09/17/2024

🐾🥩🥦 When it comes to your pet's health, diet is everything. After evaluating your pet's body condition score, take a closer look at what they're eating.

Are they getting the right balance of high-quality ingredients like lean proteins, complex carbs, and healthy fats? Or do they indulge in a diet of sugary snacks and junk food? 🍫🍔🍟

🐶🐱 Even small treats can add up quickly and provide little to no nutritional value. It's important to take an honest look at your pet's diet and make adjustments if needed.

And don't worry, choosing the appropriate diet for your pet can be challenging, but we're here to help. Call (513) 586-3270 to talk to your veterinarian.

09/12/2024

🐾🌡️ If you've been working hard to help your pet lose weight but aren't seeing results, it may be time to consider an underlying health condition. Pets with metabolic and endocrine disorders, like hypothyroidism or Cushing's disease, often struggle with weight loss.

🏥🩺 Prescription diets and management of the underlying condition can make weight loss easier. Don't hesitate to reach out to us for help. Call (513) 586-3270 to talk to your veterinarian about managing your pet's weight.

09/10/2024

🚹🐾 Neutering your male pet can help address several problem behaviors. Neutered pets are typically less aggressive, less likely to urine-mark their territory, and less likely to exhibit mounting behavior on people and other pets.

👍 Neutering also helps reduce the risk of certain health issues, and can prevent overpopulation.

09/05/2024

🍇🐕 Grapevines may be a beautiful addition to your yard, but they can be toxic to your dog.

😕 If ingested, they can cause kidney failure. But don't worry, there's a solution!

👀 Try trimming the budding grapes before they turn into fruit to preserve the aesthetic value of the vines while keeping your furry friend safe.

🌱 As always, it's important to be aware of potential toxins and hazards to keep your pets healthy and happy.

09/04/2024

Polydactyly (extra toes) in cats is a sign of good fortune! Ernest Hemingway's museum houses nearly 60 polydactyl felines. This unique trait can appear in any breed, blessed with extra toes, calicos, tabbies, tortoise shell, black, white, and more! Here is a picture of a polydactyl kitten.

09/04/2024

Ladies and gentlemen, put your paws together for the most adorable Frenchie in town - Thor!

09/03/2024

🐱🐶 Spaying or neutering your pet can help prevent certain health issues and overpopulation.

🍴 While you may need to adjust their diet slightly, spaying or neutering will not affect their weight as long as you provide appropriate nutrition and exercise.

📞Call (513) 586-3270 to talk to your veterinarian about your pet's dietary needs.

09/02/2024

Choosing the right food for your pet can sometimes be a struggle because myths about pet nutrition and diet abound, and many misconceptions are widely accepted. Check out our latest blog post where we debunk pet food fallacies so you can ensure you feed your furry friend a nutritious, science-based diet.

Pet nutrition and what constitutes the best pet foods are riddled with myths and misconceptions. With myriad information available online and in pet stores, you may feel conflicted when trying to determine which diet is most nutritious for your furry companion. Our Liberty Veterinary Hospital team d...

08/30/2024

A delightful start to the day, courtesy of three charming puppies in a row.

08/29/2024

🐾🌡️ Is your pet showing signs of boredom or destructive behavior? Without proper physical exercise and mental stimulation, pets can develop all sorts of problem behaviors.

😾🐶 A bored cat may become aggressive, while a bored puppy may chew furniture. Understimulated pets are also more likely to show signs of anxiety and fear aggression.

🏋️‍♀️🧠 Keep your pet happy and healthy by providing ample physical and mental stimulation. Call (513) 586-3270 to talk to your veterinarian about how to keep your furry friend entertained.

08/27/2024

We are delighted to announce that two of our kittens have found their forever homes. We extend our gratitude to all those who contributed to the process by sharing their information and pictures. Currently, two kittens from this litter are still seeking their forever family. Additionally, we have a litter of three waiting in the wings.

08/27/2024

Meet this impressive Doberman Pinscher that stole the spotlight with his sleek white fur and confident demeanor.

08/27/2024

Separation anxiety is not always easy to spot in pets!

🤔 It can often be misidentified as other behavior issues, and can range from mild to severe.

🐾 Look out for early signs like pacing, vocalizing, and panting in dogs, as these may indicate a nervous or attention-seeking behavior. Once left alone, signs can intensify and lead to destructive behavior.

💔 If you suspect your pet has separation anxiety, seek professional advice for effective treatment. 🐶🐱

08/22/2024

Missing teeth and chronic sinusitis are just a few of the potential health complications of periodontal disease in pets.

Have questions? Call us, today! (513) 586-3270

08/20/2024

❤️ We love our feline friends, and want to keep them healthy and happy. Although cats are atypical hosts for heartworms, the consequences of infection can be severe. Heartworm-associated respiratory disease (HARD) can cause coughing, increased respiratory effort, and vomiting that resemble feline asthma.

Additionally, heartworms can cause blood clots, leading to sudden paralysis of one or both hindlimbs. Stay vigilant and protect your cat's health by taking preventative measures!

Providing year-round heartworm prevention is an important part of your pet’s health care plan. If you would like to discuss the various preventives, contact our team by calling (513) 586-3270, so we can determine what protocol would best fit you and your pet’s lifestyle.

08/15/2024

🐾🐺🦊🦝🦡 Protect your pets from dangerous diseases transmitted by wildlife by getting them vaccinated! Rabies and distemper are no joke, and a simple vaccine can save your pet's life.

08/14/2024

Say Hello to Spyro, the Latest Kitten Sensation!

08/13/2024

At 5 months old, our adoption kittens have been spayed/neutered, microchipped, and are current on all vaccinations. The $160 adoption fee covers the cost of these services.😊

08/13/2024

Our kittens are now 5 months old and have received necessary medical care, including spaying/neutering, microchipping, and vaccinations. Their adoption fee is $160, covering all provided services.

08/13/2024

🐶🐱 Are you doing your part to prevent pet overpopulation? Millions of pets are euthanized every year because there simply aren't enough homes for them.

👉🚫 Spaying or neutering your pet is a simple and effective way to help address this problem by ensuring your pet does not contribute to the overpopulation.

📞👨‍⚕️Call (513) 586-3270 to talk to your veterinarian about the benefits of spaying or neutering your furry friend.

08/08/2024

🦟 Beware cat owners! Even though cats are atypical hosts for heartworms, they can still cause major health issues.

Within 75 to 90 days after a cat is bitten by an infected mosquito, heartworm larvae can reach the pulmonary arteries, resulting in heartworm-associated respiratory disease (HARD). Signs of HARD include coughing, increased respiratory effort, and vomiting that resemble feline asthma. In some cases, heartworms can mature to adulthood, which can be fatal for cats with smaller hearts.

Providing year-round heartworm prevention is an important part of your pet’s health care plan. If you would like to discuss the various preventives, contact our team by calling (513) 586-3270, so we can determine what protocol would best fit you and your pet’s lifestyle.

08/06/2024

🐶🐴🐱 Lyme disease can affect humans, horses, and dogs, and although it has never been confirmed in cats outside a laboratory setting, cats should still be considered at-risk as a preventive measure.

Ticks are mobile parasites and can hitch a ride on clothing, bags, or shoes, so all pets—including indoor-only cats—are considered at risk for Lyme disease and should receive year-round parasite prevention.

Learn how to protect your pet and yourself from this debilitating condition by contacting us at (513) 586-3270. Stay informed and keep your furry friend healthy! 🦟

08/01/2024

👀😬 Are you paying attention to your pet's dental health? Dental disease is a common issue that can cause chronic pain and discomfort for pets.

But since they can't tell us when they're in pain, it's up to us as pet owners to be vigilant. Look out for signs of dental disease like bad breath, yellow buildup on teeth, and swollen gums.

Annual dental evaluations as part of your pet's regular preventive care exam can help detect issues early, before they cause serious problems. A proper dental procedure can make a world of difference for your furry friend! (513) 586-3270