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Memorial Animal Hospital is a full-service AAHA accredited practice that strives to offer excellent care to our patients. We understand the uniqueness of each pet, and we are committed to working with each pet owner to help ensure his or her pet’s overall wellness. Our highly trained staff and state-of-the-art equipment are important to the care we provide, but that is only part of our story. You
and your pet will be treated with care, compassion, and professionalism, which are critical to the friendship we hope to build with you. Contact us today to learn about our services or to schedule an appointment.
330 678-2770
🐾 Are you aware of the dangers of tick-borne Lyme disease? This once-seasonal disease has become a year-round threat.
Protect your pet and yourself by contacting us at 330-678-2770. Learn how to prevent Lyme disease and keep your furry friend healthy! 🦟
Hey pet parents! 🐶🐾 Want to improve your communication with your dog? Take a page from their book!
Approach them first with your body angled away, or drop your shoulder when calling them. Instead of reaching out, offer a treat and let them come to you. Make sure to keep your body language relaxed and calm, like the confident dog's "loose" posture. You'll be speaking their language in no time!
🌱🚫 W**d killers can pose a risk to your furry friends, so pet owners need to be cautious!
🐾 While most w**d killers are safe when used properly, ingestion of an extreme quantity of certain products can cause myotonia, vomiting, and weakness in dogs. Roundup® is not particularly dangerous, but undiluted product should be kept away from pets. If you notice any symptoms, contact your veterinarian immediately.
👀 Use w**d killers responsibly to keep your pets safe and healthy!👌
Determining whether your pet needs emergency care or if urgent care is appropriate can be a challenge. Read our latest blog post to learn when your pet is experiencing an emergency and when urgent care is adequate.
As a responsible pet parent, you keep your furry pal happy and healthy by scheduling regular veterinary visits and providing excellent care at home. However, illness and injury can arise at any time. As a result, you may wonder what signs constitute a pet emergency. If your pet is in extreme pain, h...
🐶🐱 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 330-678-2770 to talk to your veterinarian about the benefits of spaying or neutering your furry friend.
Does your pet experience nervous behavior or excessive vocalizing before you leave home?
🏠 It may be a sign of separation anxiety, which can masquerade as other behavior issues.
😟 As a progressive condition, it's important to identify it early for effective treatment. Look out for signs like trembling, pacing, body-blocking, and door-blocking, and seek professional help for your furry friend. ❤️🐾
🧠👵 Keeping your senior pet mentally stimulated is just as important as providing enrichment for young pets. Encourage your adult pet to learn new tricks, sniff for treats, and solve food puzzles to keep their cognitive function strong.
🐶🐱 As pets age, they can suffer from cognitive dysfunction, which can cause anxiety and stress if they forget familiar faces, how doors open, or the location of their food bowl.
👍🐾 Help your furry friend maintain their mental health by incorporating plenty of enrichment activities into their daily routine. Call to talk to your veterinarian for more tips on keeping your senior pet happy and healthy.
Dogs can’t talk, but they have many ways of communicating their emotions to us.
🐶 If your furry friend is displaying signs of fear, anxiety, or stress, it’s important to understand their behavior. Besides obvious signs like shaking or hiding, dogs may also use self-soothing motions like yawning or scratching to alleviate nervous energy.
They may even exhibit displacement behaviors like sniffing or running in circles. If your dog avoids eye contact, has wide eyes, or has a frantically wagging tail, they may be feeling anxious or fearful. Stay tuned for more tips on how to help your furry friend feel more comfortable.
👉🌱 Pet owners, keep your furry friends safe from fertilizer exposure!
🐶🐱 While most fertilizers are generally safe, your pet may experience skin irritation or mild gastrointestinal symptoms if they come into contact with or ingest the product. If you suspect your pet has been exposed, remove the product from their skin using warm water and monitor for any symptoms.
👀 Follow instructions carefully and keep your pet away from fertilized areas to keep them happy and healthy!🙏
Veterinary visits often provoke stress and fear in some cats and dogs. However, wellness exams are necessary to maintain your pet’s health and prevent disease. In our latest blog post, we cover techniques to reduce your pet’s veterinary fears and promote a positive experience for them.
Visiting the veterinary clinic can be a stressful experience for pets and their owners. However, wellness exams are critical to maintaining and enhancing your furry friend's health. With a greater understanding of pet behavior and emotional well-being, you can improve your furry pal's veterinary vis...
🦷 Dental disease can affect your pet's quality of life too. By three years old, most cats and dogs already have some form of dental disease.
🤢 Watch out for early signs like bad breath, tartar buildup, and swollen gums. Early detection is important to prevent chronic pain and inflammation.
💙 Show your pet some love by scheduling their preventive care exam with regular dental evaluations at least once a year.
🐾🩺 Your furry friend's health is important to us! Preventative measures like vaccines can save you from the expenses of costly medications and treatment.
Protect your pet and 330-678-2770 to schedule a consultation with a Veterinarian.
🍇🚫 STOP! Grapes and raisins are NOT pet-friendly snacks!
🐾 Even if your furry friend begs for a bite, it's best to avoid feeding them these toxic treats. Why? Because they contain tartaric acid that can lead to vomiting, diarrhea, and kidney damage. Play it safe and stick to pet-safe snacks!👌
From dog parks to nature trails, you and your dog have several options for outings. However, certain precautions should be taken to avoid accidents, injuries, and other pet emergencies. Check out our latest blog post where we discuss ways to make outings with your four-legged friend safe and enjoyable.
Taking your dog out for walks or trips to the park and other fun locations can be a delightful experience for both of you. However, ensuring your pup’s safety is crucial to avoid potential dangers, such as fights with other dogs or car accidents. Our Memorial Animal Hospital team provides helpful
🦷😖 Dental disease can be incredibly painful for pets, but since they can't tell us how they feel, we may not realize there's a problem until it's too late.
Chronic pain and inflammation caused by dental disease can lead to behavioral changes like lethargy, irritability, and decreased appetite.
That's why it's important to schedule annual dental evaluations as part of your pet's regular preventive care exam.
A thorough dental procedure can help alleviate pain and discomfort, making your pet feel like a whole new animal!
Are you curious about periodontal disease in pets? It's a serious condition that can cause significant discomfort and health issues. Call us, today, to schedule a dental checkup for your pet! 330-678-2770
🐱🐶 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 330-678-2770 to talk to your veterinarian about your pet's dietary needs.
🦷😬 Did you know that dental disease can cause chronic pain in your pet?
By the time you notice symptoms like bad breath and yellow buildup on their teeth, your furry friend may already be experiencing significant discomfort.
Annual dental evaluations as part of your pet’s regular preventive care exam can help detect dental disease early, before it progresses and negatively affects their quality of life.
Don't wait until it's too late to address your pet's dental health!
Independence Day is a popular holiday for gatherings, fireworks, and food. When planning for the holiday, however, don’t forget to think about your pet. In our latest blog post, we provide tips to keep your July Fourth celebrations safe for your pet.
As you gear up to celebrate Independence Day with fireworks, barbecues, and festivities, it's important to remember these celebrations can be stressful and potentially dangerous for your pet. The Fourth of July holiday is notorious for pets going missing, and many animal shelters report it's the bus...
🐾🚫 Millions of pets are euthanized every year at shelters across the country because there aren't enough homes for them all. One way to help prevent this problem is by spaying or neutering your pet.
💉🐶 This simple procedure ensures your pet does not produce offspring and add to the overpopulation.
👍📞Call 330-678-2770 to talk to your veterinarian about the benefits of spaying or neutering your furry friend.
Woof! 🐾 Did you know that communication with your dog goes beyond just verbal cues? To show your dog you're listening, it's important to also use their body language!
Try approaching with your body angled away first or dropping your shoulder when calling them. Avoid reaching out and let them come to you when they're ready. These calming signals will help your furry friend feel safe and understood!
🙅♀️🐶 Hey, dog owners! Beware of xylitol!
🚫 This sugar substitute can be TOXIC for your furry pals, causing severe hypoglycemia and liver damage. Keep an eye on the ingredients of the products you use, and if you suspect your dog has ingested xylitol, seek immediate veterinary care!🚑
🐱🐶 Spay and neuter procedures are common veterinary surgeries and are an essential part of responsible pet ownership.
👩⚕️ While there is always a slight risk with any surgery, our veterinary professionals use the latest and safest anesthetic procedures to ensure the safety of your pet.
💓 Your pet's vitals will be monitored closely throughout the procedure and during their recovery, to ensure they are at the best anesthetic level.
Medications are often necessary to maintain your pet’s health and prevent diseases. Unfortunately, you can’t explain this to your medication-resistant four-legged friend. Check out our latest blog in which we provide pro tips to help you give your pet their medication without the struggle.
Medications are often necessary for pets to treat disease, fight infection, and prevent common illnesses. However, our furry friends are not always cooperative. Many pet owners struggle with giving their pets medication, whether it comes in a pill, liquid, or topical treatment form. Our Memorial Ani...
📞👨⚕️ Your pet's health starts with their diet! Just like humans, pets need to eat a balanced and nutritious diet to stay healthy.
Overfeeding or feeding them the wrong types of food can lead to a host of health issues, including heart disease, diabetes, and hypothyroidism. As a loving pet owner, it's important to make sure you're doing everything you can to keep your furry friend healthy.
If you have any questions about your pet's nutritional plan, don't hesitate to give us a call at 330-678-2770.
We're here to help!
🐾🦊🦝🦡🐺 Did you know that wildlife like raccoons, skunks, foxes, and coyotes can transmit dangerous diseases like rabies and distemper to your pets? Protect your furry friend by getting them vaccinated!
Is your dog trying to tell you something? Understanding their body language is key! While vocalizations are important, dogs primarily communicate through body posture and facial expression. Make sure to observe their entire body and consider the context to accurately interpret their non-verbal messages. Your pup will appreciate it!
🐾🌡️ 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 330-678-2770 to talk to your veterinarian about how to keep your furry friend entertained.
Chronic skin itching, scratching, and biting indicate your pet likely has an allergy. Your four-legged friend can be affected by several allergens, from pollen and grass to fleas and food. In our latest blog post, we explain allergy signs and treatment options to relieve your pet’s allergy signs.
Pets can be allergic to several environmental substances that are often in their homes. Allergies can cause discomfort and affect your pet's health and general well-being. By learning to recognize your cat’s or dog’s allergy signs, you can help them get timely care and relief. Our Memorial Anima...
🐶😺 Building a strong foundation for your pet's health starts with training, exercise, and play! These activities help your puppy or kitten burn energy, learn commands, and understand acceptable behavior.
🧠💪 Keeping your young pet mentally and physically engaged also strengthens the human-animal bond and helps prevent problem behaviors that may lead to relinquishing them to animal shelters.
👍🐾 Start your pet off on the right foot by incorporating plenty of training, exercise, and play into their daily routine. Need help? Call 330-678-2770 to talk to your veterinarian.
2222 State Route 59
Kent, OH
44240
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Today is the unofficial, official Star Wars Day. Star Wars fans may have uttered the phrase often, but it was in England that the phrase was first used mainstream. It was 1979, and Britain had just elected the first female Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher. On May 4th, the day she took office, the Conservative Party placed an advertisement in The London Evening News, which read, “May the Fourth Be with You, Maggie. Congratulations.” May the 4th be with YOU!
We will be closed today 12:30 to 1:30 pm. Now, if only this would fix our weather! 😉
Longer daylight hours here on out. Happy Winter Solstice!
There aren't too many things that gross us out more than a well-fed deer tick. Please use your preventatives! This is the second one in seven days that we have found!
We welcome October with a preview of Halloween!
Have a wonderful first day of Autumn.
Have a funny Friday!
Our new clinic cat! Just kidding Judy you can have him back.
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