Poinsett Animal Hospital

01/20/2025

🐾Greenville, Calling all pet owners! 🐶🐱 Don't forget to schedule your furry friend's vaccinations. Make time this year to prioritize your pet's health. Book your appointment today to ensure a happy and healthy pets! poinsettvet.com

01/17/2025

Like humans, pets should regularly visit a doctor to ensure their overall health is in check. At Poinsett Animal Hospital, we believe wellness exams are a cornerstone to preventative health. Regular check-ups help catch potential issues early, from dental problems to joint health, and keep their vaccinations up to date. Now is the perfect time to schedule a wellness exam as the year comes to a close. poinsettvet.com

01/15/2025

Cats are exploratory creatures and many owners wonder if they can be let outside. It truly depends on your preferences as a pet owner and if they've had previous training. It's not the worst idea as long as you are prepared. Ensuring you have precautions in place, like a gated area or harness, is good if you know your pet might try to escape. Visit our veterinarian if you need any other help regarding your feline companions' health or wellness. poinsettvet.com

01/13/2025

A dog not eating can be a serious concern and is something we can help with at Poinsett Animal Hospital. A loss of appetite in dogs can happen for a variety of reasons, from stress and changes in their routine to more serious health concerns like dental issues, infections, or digestive problems. If they refuse food for more than 24 hours and show other symptoms like vomiting, lethargy, or weight loss, it’s time to call our vet. Learn more below.

If your dog suddenly loses their appetite, it could be due to stress, sickness, or many other reasons. Learn what to look for if your dog suddenly stops eating and when to call your veterinarian.

01/10/2025

We will be closed this Saturday due to weather.

01/10/2025

Greenville, Fun fact: Dogs can hear sounds up to 4 times farther away than humans! Wish humans would listen that well.

01/09/2025

CHANGE IN BUSINESS HOURS
due to the inclement weather tomorrow, our office will be closing at noon.

We will keep you informed on our Saturday hours as we see the weather patterns.

Sorry for any inconvenience but we want everyone to stay safe.

01/08/2025

Even experienced cat owners can find themselves puzzled by sudden aggression in their feline friends. Cats can act out for many reasons—stress, pain, fear, or even underlying health issues. If your kitty’s behavior has changed, don’t ignore it. This in-depth article explains different types of aggression in cats and how to handle it effectively as a pet owner.

Have a cat that fights with other cats or bites you for what seems to be no reason? Find out what these behaviors mean and how you can help.

01/06/2025

Got a new pet for Christmas? Congrats on your new furry family member! Now’s the time to schedule their first vet check-up to ensure they’re healthy and up-to-date on vaccinations. Create a safe space for them to explore, start with basic training, and keep holiday hazards out of reach. We’re here to help your new pet settle in and stay happy and healthy! poinsettvet.com

01/04/2025

At Poinsett Animal Hospital, we often get questions about how to introduce a new baby into the home with a pet. Stick to your normal routines! Gradually lengthen the time of supervised visits and use familiar areas where the dog or cat feels comfortable. If you own a pet, share this advice with others who might be feeling anxious about their new situation. After some time, having a pet and baby in the same house will feel completely normal! poinsettvet.com

01/03/2025

Many pet owners are well-informed about common diseases in pets, such as dental problems, skin problems, and parasites. Some other conditions that we don't discuss much, like obesity, arthritis, and leptospirosis, are important to know about as well, especially for anyone who owns a dog. While they are common, they aren't talked about much. Click the link below to learn more and protect your pet.

Bringing a new dog home? Discover the 14 most common dog health problems every pet parent should be aware of, whether you're a pro pet parent or novice.

01/01/2025

Greenville, Here's to a fantastic new beginning and achieving great things in 2025! Join us as we strive to make this year truly remarkable! 🥂🌟

12/30/2024

Ensure your furry friends stay cozy this season with our top tips for keeping them warm all winter long! ☃️🐾 Don't let the cold weather get your pets down, check out our blog for more! ❄️🐶

By Gina Hardter Winter is right around the corner, and when you’re considering getting out your warmest coat, don’t forget about your furry friend as temperatures begin to drop. All animals react differently to the cold. Even dogs considered to be “cold-weather” breeds, such as huskies and S...

12/29/2024

Out with the old, in with the new year's resolutions for our furry friends! What healthy habits will you be implementing to keep your pet in top shape this year? Share your pet's wellness goals with us! 🐾✨

12/28/2024

While long-haired dogs like huskies can handle cold weather better, remember that all dogs are vulnerable to freezing temperatures. Avoid leaving any dog outside for extended periods in the cold. 🐾❄️

12/27/2024

Time to schedule your pet wellness exam at Poinsett Animal Hospital before the end of the year! These check-ups help your vet monitor important health indicators, provide vaccinations, and advise on nutrition, dental care, and more. We're honored to be part of your pet's overall wellness. Contact us to book an appointment! poinsettvet.com

12/23/2024

We want to thank everyone for being patient with the construction next door. We wanted to let everyone know that starting this Thursday Dec 26th We will be operating with only 1 driveway at a time while water lines are being placed. Please make sure to pull in slowly as traffic will be going both ways. The closed driveway will be properly marked.

Thanks again and happy holidays

12/23/2024

Our veterinary professionals at Poinsett Animal Hospital give pet owners tips to watch over their pets health at home. Noticing a lump or bump on your dog? While many skin masses are non-cancerous, it's essential to monitor them closely. Look for size or color changes and always contact us for further evaluation if something doesn't seem right. poinsettvet.com