Easton Animal Hospital

07/02/2025

💡What is Phovia and How Does It Help Pets?💡

Phovia is a non-invasive light therapy that helps speed up healing in pets with skin conditions, moderate to deep wounds, hot spots, surgical incisions, and more! 🐾💙

Using a special blue LED light and a topical gel, Phovia stimulates your pet’s skin at the cellular level — promoting faster regeneration and reducing inflammation. That means:
✅ Less discomfort
✅ Shorter healing time

Phovia is great because it is pain-free, stress-free, and drug-free — and most pets barely notice it’s happening!

Want to know if Phovia could help your pet? Give us a call or ask during your next visit! 📞🐶🐱

07/01/2025

🧼🐾 Nail Trim Charity Event! 🐾🧼

Join us for our monthly Nail Trim Event to support a great cause!
📅 Date: Sunday July 13th
🕚 Time: 11am - 1pm
📍 Location: Hollywood Feed
1472 W Fifth Ave, Columbus, OH 43212

💅 Nail trims are just $10, and 100% of proceeds go towards charity!

No appointment needed — just stop in with your furry friend. All pets must be leashed or in carriers.

Let’s clip for a cause! ✂️🐶🐱

07/01/2025

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06/25/2025

🇺🇸🎆 Reminder! 🎆🇺🇸

The clinic will be closed on July 4th in observance of Independence Day.

📅 Please don’t wait — call now to refill and pick up any medications or prescription food your pet may need before the holiday!

This helps ensure pets stay happy, healthy, and stress-free while everyone enjoys the celebrations.

Thank you for planning ahead, and have a safe and happy Fourth of July! ❤️🐾🇺🇸

06/24/2025

Keep your babies safe!

It’s the time of year when school’s out, the sun is shining and outdoor activities fill the calendar. Many of us enjoy incorporating our four-legged friends

06/23/2025

📌 What is a Fine Needle Aspirate? 🤔🐾

Have you ever noticed a lump or bump on your pet and wondered what it is? One simple and common way to find out is with a fine needle aspirate (FNA)!

🔬 What is it?
A fine needle aspirate is a quick, minimally invasive procedure where a veterinarian uses a small needle and syringe to collect a few cells from a lump, bump, or mass on your pet’s body.

💉 How is it performed?
• The area may be gently cleaned.
• A fine needle (similar to what’s used for a vaccine) is inserted into the lump.
• A small sample of cells is drawn into the syringe.
• The cells are then placed on a slide, stained, and examined under a microscope — or sent to a veterinary pathologist for further evaluation.

🧪 What do we look for?
FNAs help us determine whether a mass is:
✅ Benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous)
✅ An infection, inflammation, cyst, or other tissue type
✅ In need of surgical removal, medical treatment, or simple monitoring

✨ Why is this important?
Early diagnosis means the best possible treatment plan for your pet — and peace of mind for you!

If you ever find a new lump on your furry friend, don’t wait — give us a call. We’re here to help keep your pet happy and healthy! 🐶🐱❤️

06/21/2025

🐾✂️ Nail Trim Event This Sunday! 🐾✨

Is your furry friend due for a paw-dicure? Bring them by this Sunday for quick, stress-free nail trims with our caring team! 🐶🐱💅

📅 When: June 22nd
📍 Where: Hollywood Feed, 1472 W Fifth Ave, Columbus, OH 43212
⏰ Time: 11am - 1pm

No appointment needed — just stop in and let us help keep those paws healthy and raise money for charity!🐾❤️

06/20/2025

🐾✨ Are you as excited for Friday as this pup is?!

📸 Drop a photo of your pet’s “Friday face” in the comments!

06/19/2025

Today, we recognize Juneteenth, a powerful milestone in American history marking the end of slavery and the ongoing fight for freedom and equality.

We honor the strength, courage, and achievements of Black communities, past and present. May this day inspire us all to learn, grow, and stand together for justice and unity.

Wishing everyone a meaningful Juneteenth!

06/15/2025

If your dog suffers from allergies, you may have heard of Cytopoint and Apoquel—two popular treatments for managing itching and allergic reactions. But how do they differ?

Cytopoint is an injectable treatment that works like your dog’s natural immune system, targeting and neutralizing a protein that triggers itchiness. It provides relief for up to 4-8 weeks and is a great option for pet parents looking for a long-lasting, non-daily solution.

Apoquel, on the other hand, is a daily oral tablet that works quickly (within 4 hours) to reduce itching by blocking certain pathways in the immune system. It’s an effective option for dogs with seasonal or year-round allergies.

Both treatments can be highly effective depending on your dog’s needs, so it’s important to consult your vet to decide which option is best.

06/13/2025

Dehydration is a serious issue that can affect both dogs and cats, especially during hot weather or after intense activity. Some common signs of dehydration include dry gums, lethargy, loss of appetite, and sunken eyes. If your pet is panting heavily or seems unusually tired, it could be a sign they’re not getting enough water.

To prevent dehydration, always ensure your pets have access to fresh water, especially during the summer. You can also offer water-rich treats like ice cubes or pet-safe fruits. If you notice any signs of severe dehydration, like vomiting or weakness, contact your vet immediately.

Stay vigilant and keep your furry friends hydrated! 💧🐾