Rover The Rhine Veterinary Hospital

Rover The Rhine Veterinary Hospital Veterinary services! For more info visit www.rovertherhine.com. VETERINARY HOSPITAL
Appointments available Monday-Friday. Call to schedule.

We have limited Free parking downtown.

Mick the Greyhound he is so sweet 🍭 but his mom will say his is a needy boy 🥹. He just loves attention and putting his ...
01/29/2025

Mick the Greyhound he is so sweet 🍭 but his mom will say his is a needy boy 🥹. He just loves attention and putting his head in your lap. He’s always comes in very stylish and ready to strut his stuff after his Nail Trims!

So unsure 🫤 but yet so adorable 🥰🥹 hola Suede
01/29/2025

So unsure 🫤 but yet so adorable 🥰🥹 hola Suede

Cosmo came in today, for a Bath 🧼 , and a Rabies Vaccine 💉.
01/23/2025

Cosmo came in today, for a Bath 🧼 , and a Rabies Vaccine 💉.

01/22/2025

Osher Vonnegut-Gabovitch 8 month old Poodle mix came in today for a surgical procedure. Osher had a tiny cutaneous cyst on his left eyelid that.

Our beautiful patient Sophia was such a good girl for her laceration repair! She had 3 deep puncture wounds but she is a...
01/20/2025

Our beautiful patient Sophia was such a good girl for her laceration repair! She had 3 deep puncture wounds but she is all stitched up now! 🐾❤️

01/20/2025

MITE 🕷️ MONDAY
The ear mite, Otodectes cynotis, is a surface mite that lives on cats, dogs, rabbits, and ferrets. It is usually found in the ear canal but it can also live on the skin surface. It takes approximately 3 weeks for a mite to develop from an egg to an adult, going through a total of 5 stages. Ear mites are a common cause of ear disease and infection, although other ear conditions may cause similar clinical signs. They are the second most common ectoparasite (external parasite) found on pets; the most common is the flea. A variety of different treatment options are available to your veterinarian. Some are daily topical medications, while others may be injections (e.g., ivermectin), or single-use products such as Milbemite®, Revolution®, Advantage Multi®, Simparica® or Bravecto®. Your veterinarian will determine what the most appropriate treatment may be given the situation and your preferences.

🦷 What is a COHAT? 🦷COHAT = Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment & Treatment!It’s a complete dental procedure to ensure ...
01/16/2025

🦷 What is a COHAT? 🦷
COHAT = Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment & Treatment!
It’s a complete dental procedure to ensure your pet’s mouth stays healthy. 🐾

✨ What’s Included?
👩‍⚕️ Examination: Full dental exam & radiographs.
🧼 Cleaning: Teeth are cleaned, polished, & treated with fluoride.
🛠️ Treatment: Necessary procedures like tooth removal.
💓 Monitoring: Vital signs are closely monitored.
📋 Documentation: A detailed dental chart is created.

💡 Why is it Important?

● Catch dental issues early!
● Ensures your pet’s oral health.
📅 After the COHAT
Your vet will guide you on home care & recommend follow-ups (every 6–24 months).

Keep those tails wagging & those teeth sparkling! ✨🐶🐱

“🐾 Updated Business Hours 🐾We’re here to care for your furry friends! Check out our updated hours to plan your pet care ...
01/15/2025

“🐾 Updated Business Hours 🐾

We’re here to care for your furry friends! Check out our updated hours to plan your pet care needs:

📅 Monday-Thursday: [8am-6pm]
📅 Friday-Saturday-Sunday: [CLOSED]

Contact us on https://rovertherhine.com/ to book your pet’s next visit!”

Meet Oreo Kinely he is almost 1 year old and came in today because he is missing fur around his right eye 👁️. Why is he ...
01/13/2025

Meet Oreo Kinely he is almost 1 year old and came in today because he is missing fur around his right eye 👁️. Why is he missing fur you ask ? Well today we found out that he has A Demodex mite 👹. Demodex mites are microscopic organisms that are part of the normal skin fauna in dogs. They usually live in small numbers in hair follicles and sebaceous glands without causing harm. However, in some cases, an overpopulation of these mites can lead to a condition known as demodectic mange or demodicosis.

Meet Roscoe Jones 💜 He’s a very happy boy, if your having a bad day a kiss/hug from Roscoe will definitely brighten it u...
01/08/2025

Meet Roscoe Jones 💜 He’s a very happy boy, if your having a bad day a kiss/hug from Roscoe will definitely brighten it up 🤩. Roscoe wins pup 🐶 of the day

“Big day for Duvell—he rocked his ‘Ruff Life’ look and handled his neuter like a champ! 🐾💙”
01/02/2025

“Big day for Duvell—he rocked his ‘Ruff Life’ look and handled his neuter like a champ! 🐾💙”

“Chronic cough, but make it fashion—Tinker Bell stays best dressed no matter what!”
01/02/2025

“Chronic cough, but make it fashion—Tinker Bell stays best dressed no matter what!”

New member alert ‼️ say hello to our new Office manager Lucy 🤩, she gives no warnings and lots of write ups 😭.
01/02/2025

New member alert ‼️ say hello to our new Office manager Lucy 🤩, she gives no warnings and lots of write ups 😭.

Happy 😃 New 🆕 Year 🎉 from Rover The Rhine ! We hope you all have a wonderful start to the new year ! Share with us your ...
12/31/2024

Happy 😃 New 🆕 Year 🎉 from Rover The Rhine ! We hope you all have a wonderful start to the new year ! Share with us your New Year resolutions

Courtesy of Sally Dog ❤️
12/30/2024

Courtesy of Sally Dog ❤️

12/30/2024

Bad breath? No problem! 🐾
Fresh breath is just a step away. We offer easy, effective solutions to keep your pet’s smile sparkling and their kisses sweet! 🦷 Start with regular brushing—our go-to for fresh breath and healthy teeth. Need something more? Our professional dental cleanings take it to the next level—just like your own trip to the dentist, but tailored for your furry friend.

Let’s make fresh breath a breeze! Schedule your pet’s dental checkup today!”

Meet 7 week old Pepper who just came home as an early Christmas 🎄 present ‼️. Pepper had a lot to say for his first visi...
12/19/2024

Meet 7 week old Pepper who just came home as an early Christmas 🎄 present ‼️. Pepper had a lot to say for his first visit here at Rover The Rhine, he even got to gifts his Human siblings with coloring books 📕 as a fun activity for the holidays.

“🎄 Happy Holidays! 🎄 Our hours are 8 AM - 6 PM Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Thursday Hours are 8 AM- 12PM, but we’ll ...
12/18/2024

“🎄 Happy Holidays! 🎄 Our hours are 8 AM - 6 PM Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Thursday Hours are 8 AM- 12PM, but we’ll be taking a break the week of Christmas to enjoy time with family. We’ll resume caring for your furry companions on December 30th. Thank you for your support and have a wonderful holiday season!”

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908 Race Street
Cincinnati, OH
45202

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+15134748382

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Bad breath? No problem! 🐾 Fresh breath is just a step away. We offer easy, effective solutions to keep your pet’s smile sparkling and their kisses sweet! 🦷 Start with regular brushing—our go-to for fresh breath and healthy teeth. Need something more? Our professional dental cleanings take it to the next level—just like your own trip to the dentist, but tailored for your furry friend. Let’s make fresh breath a breeze! Schedule your pet’s dental checkup today!”

Fleas don't care that its winter. They don't care how adorable air small your let is. All year round protection for all. 🥊

Alternatives to Declawing: Educating for Healthier, Happier Cats Scratching is a natural and essential behavior for cats. It helps maintain their claws, marks their territory, supports their defense mechanisms, and provides beneficial stretching for their muscles. While scratching is normal, it can sometimes become destructive or lead to injuries in the home. The good news? There are effective, humane alternatives to declawing that can address excessive or inappropriate scratching: 1. Provide Attractive Scratching Surfaces • Offer scratching posts, boards, or pads tall and sturdy enough to allow a full stretch. • Experiment with materials (carpet, sisal, cardboard) and placement until you find what your cat prefers. 2. Frequent Nail Trims • Regular trimming, about every 1–2 weeks, helps prevent damage caused by sharp claws. 3. Use Nail Caps • Soft, non-toxic caps can be applied to your cat’s claws and replaced every 4–6 weeks. 4. Positive Reinforcement Training • Reward your cat with treats or affection for using appropriate scratching areas. Enroll kittens in “kindergarten” programs if available to instill good habits early. 5. Pheromone Products • Sprays or plug-ins can reduce stress and encourage desirable scratching behavior. 6. Discourage Inappropriate Scratching • Apply sticky tape, aluminum foil, or other deterrents to surfaces you want to protect. By understanding your cat’s needs and using these strategies, you can protect your home while supporting your cat’s natural instincts—no surgery required! Have you tried any of these alternatives? Share your experiences below!👇🏽

Nail Trim!!! 🐱💅🏽

Mocha came in today because the benign growth on her back decided to become active, so we debrided her wound stitched her up & made her pretty again.🐾❤️‍🩹

This sweet girl Ginger is getting bloodwork done today! Getting bloodwork done yearly helps us catch early diagnosis,and asses overall general health! Even if you think your pet is healthy on the outside there are many things that can only be detected through bloodwork. Which is why it’s important to do bloodwork at all ages, so we can catch these things early and provide treatment to keep them with us longer !❤️‍🩹🐾

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OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm DAYCARE Monday through Friday 7am-7pm VETERINARY HOSPITAL Appointments available Monday-Friday. Call to schedule. We have parking spaces that clients do not have to pay for!