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Pleasant Ridge Pet Hospital

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Pleasant Ridge Pet Hospital

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Pleasant Ridge Pet Hospital is proud to serve Pleasant Ridge, the greater Cincinnati and surrounding areas. We are dedicated to providing the highest level of veterinary medicine along with friendly, compassionate service. We believe in treating every patient as if they were our own pet, and giving them the same loving attention and care. We are a group of highly trained, experienced animal lovers who are devoted to giving our patients the best care possible.

11/06/2024

Fall is a beautiful season, but it does have some pet safety concerns.🐾Keep your furry friends safe by being mindful of these autumn hazards. Let's make this season joyful and safe for them!

11/04/2024

Regular brushing your rabbit helps reduce shedding and keeps their skin healthy. It’s also a great opportunity to check for any skin issues or lumps. Make grooming a part of your routine! 🐇

11/01/2024

Happy International Pet Groomer Appreciation Day! ✂️🐕🐩

Today, let’s give a huge shoutout to our team member, Natalie! She provides local grooming services.

Regular grooming isn’t just about aesthetics; it plays a crucial role in your pet’s hygiene and overall health. Here’s why it matters:

Healthy Coat: Regular brushing helps remove dirt, debris, and loose fur, preventing matting and promoting a shiny, healthy coat.

Skin Care: Grooming allows for the early detection of skin issues, parasites, or abnormalities, keeping your pet comfortable and safe.

Ear and Nail Care: Groomers ensure ears are clean and nails are trimmed, reducing the risk of infections and painful overgrowth.

Let’s celebrate the hard work and dedication of our pet groomers today! Share your favorite grooming moments or a picture of your freshly groomed pet in the comments!

For grooming inquires with Natalie, please email [email protected]

10/31/2024

HAPPY HALLOWEEN EVERYONE! Chili Pepper had fun dressing up this year! Which costume is your favorite? 🎃

10/27/2024

Awareness is key this National Black Cat Day. Black cats are less likely to be adopted, but they’re just as loving as any other cat. 🖤🐱 Help spread the word and change their future.

10/25/2024

This Halloween, keep your dog safe by avoiding candy and chocolate, keeping decorations out of reach, and making sure costumes are comfortable. 🎃🐶 Create a quiet space for them to retreat if needed.

10/23/2024

Guinea pigs need regular wellness exams too! These visits help us monitor their teeth, skin, and overall health, because a healthy guinea pig is a happy one.

10/21/2024

Did you know parasites can hide in your dog’s intestines without obvious symptoms? This is why regular f***l testing is important! 💩 Bringing in a sample at your next exam is the best way to detect these microscopic pests early.

10/18/2024

It's time for fall photos! Celebrate your dog's seasonal style by snapping a picture of them enjoying the crisp air. Don't forget to drop their social media handle if they have one and drop it in the comments. Let's see those fall smiles! 📷🐕🍁

10/16/2024

This week we are celebrating our veterinary technicians and assistants! We recognize how much their hard work, expertise, and compassion for our patients contributes to the high level of care provided. Thank you to our amazing team!

10/14/2024

Behind every healthy pet is a dedicated veterinary team! 🐾 This week, we’re sending a huge thank you to the amazing professionals who keep our practice running smoothly. Share a comment to help us celebrate! ❤️

10/11/2024

Is your cat's breath less than purr-fect? Do you notice your feline drooling or pawing at their mouths? All of these can be signs of dental issues that need attention. Schedule a wellness exam with our veterinarians and we can create a plan to keep their mouth healthy.
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10/09/2024

Today is Pet Obesity Awareness Day!
🐈Have you been noticing a little extra "fluff" on your feline friend lately? You're not alone. In fact, according to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, roughly 60% of cats in the United States are overweight or obese. But fear not! Helping your cat shed those extra pounds is not only possible but can also be an enjoyable bonding experience. Here are our top 5 tips to help your cat lose weight safely and effectively. https://bit.ly/3XAh02L

10/07/2024

Rescue work is an important part of our business. We are dedicated to helping local rescue organizations and the injured stray animals that occasionally cross our path. Visit our Rescue Work page to learn more about the rescues we work with. Community Cat Network of Cincinnati HOUND Rescue and Sanctuary Found House Pet Support Program https://bit.ly/3BmEXmE

10/04/2024

Ever wonder why your cat is always zooming around? Their heart beats twice as fast as ours due to their high metabolism and need for quick bursts of energy. They’re literally living life in the fast lane! 🐱💓🏃‍♂️

10/02/2024

Taking a closer look with dog diagnostic imaging services! 📷🐾❤️ Our state-of-the-art ultrasound technology allows us to provide accurate diagnoses and targeted treatment plans for our canine companions. Join us in ensuring your furry friend receives the best care possible, from the inside out! https://bit.ly/3L2C6ks

09/30/2024

🐾❤️ Aging pets deserve the best care. Senior pet wellness is essential for keeping our furry friends happy and healthy in their golden years. Regular check-ups, proper nutrition, and lots of love can make all the difference. Let's celebrate our senior pets and ensure they live their best lives! 🐶🐱

09/28/2024

Regular vaccinations are key to preventing rabies! 🐾 Keeping your pet up-to-date protects both them and our community.

Address

6229 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, OH
45213

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

(513) 351-1730

Website

https://pleasantridgepet.com/

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Did you know that Veterinary Technicians play a crucial role in providing medical and nursing care for our pets? Get to know your Veterinary Technician and make the most of your veterinary clinic visits! https://navc.com/trust-your-veterinary-technician/

Mando, was showing off his voice to us! He was such a good boy for his appointment, and greeted anyone he saw. 🥰

Sherbert our house cat has been learning new tricks! Who says you can't teach a cat mew things 👌👏🐱

Starla and Ringo had a rough start to life. They were brought to us separately, by different people who found them at different locations. Starla and Ringo were both strays who were micro-chipped, but here’s the catch- they were micro-chipped to the same family! We attempted to contact the registered owners with no response. We then reported the found cats to the ASPCA but sadly, no one was looking for them. At that point we knew we had to try and find Starla and Ringo new homes, so Dr. Albrecht examined both cats to make sure they were healthy for adoption. Starla appeared healthy other than a slight eye infection. However, Ringo had one of the worst cases of ringworm we had ever seen. His skin was covered in the rash and he was extremely itchy. We had to shave Ringo’s fur to treat the infected areas with weekly lyme dip baths. He did not seem to mind the baths! Despite the conditions Starla and Ringo were left in, they had a lot of love to offer and were thankful for food and a warm bed. One month after their arrival, Starla was adopted by one of our staff members, and we receive many pictures of her with her new family! She now enjoys playing with her dog, cat, rabbit and even small human friends! Ringo still needed to stay due to the severity of his ringworm. He has grown to love our staff and will soon to be going home with a family whose dog (named River) was recently hospitalized. Ringo was directly across from River during her stay here. Her owners brought Ringo toys and treats and grew to love him very much. Overtime the family decided that they would give Ringo a forever home! We are over the moon to know that these two cats have a happy forever homes!