Your Veterinarian is a VIN Member
Did you know that our doctors here at the Animal Hospital of Kentwood are proud members of VIN? 🐾 VIN, which stands for Veterinary Information Network, connects over 90,000 veterinary professionals nationwide! It means our team stays at the forefront of the latest advancements and insights in veterinary medicine, ensuring your furry friends receive the best care possible. Trust in our expertise, backed by VIN's extensive network! Check out this video to learn more about how VIN helps us treat your pets!
Celebrating Love & Wellness: Our heartfelt thanks for letting us be a part of your pets' happiness. Here's to a future filled with wagging tails and purr-fectly delightful moments. Happy Valentine's Day from our family to yours!
Midweek Mewsings with Prudence: A peek into the musings of a wise whiskered wonder. Join Prudence as she paws through the week with insight, curiosity, and a dash of feline charm. 🐾
Prudence’s Weekly Purr-spective: A peek into the whimsical world of Prudence the cat. Join her in a delightful journey through whisker-twitching adventures, cozy naps, and the profound wisdom of a feline philosopher. 🐾
🐾 Our behind-the-scenes stars are stealing the show! 🌟 Check out this heartwarming video featuring the adorable pets of the Animal Hospital of Kentwood team. Our furry coworkers are the real MVPs. 🐶🐱💼 Sit back, relax, and enjoy the cuteness overload! 📹😍
Explore the top-notch professional services at Animal Hospital of Kentwood for your pet's health and happiness. 🐶🐱🏥
Librela for Canine Osteoarthritis
There is a new product coming out for Canine Osteoarthritis (OA)! Librela is a once monthly injection given by your veterinary team to treat OA pain in dogs. If you have a senior (or even not so senior) canine companion, please watch this video and see if they are showing any signs of OA pain. And visit https://www.zoetispetcare.com/checklist/osteoarthritis-checklist to complete the checklist.
OA Pain in Cats
This one is for all our friends out there with old kitty cats! Who has noticed a change in their cat's behavior or mobility? Most 13 year old cats don't act exactly the same as they did at 8 years old. Could it be Osteoarthritis (OA) pain? We have a new treatment option for cats with OA pain called Solensia, and it could help your feline friend feel better. Watch this video to help you identify if your cat is showing signs of OA pain.
Jay Z and his sister playing before she was adopted