Hartland Park Animal Hospital

12/05/2023

I know a lot of people are concerned about this “new” respiratory disease. I can assure you we are doing everything we can to protect your pets—including exams in cars for coughing dogs. Here is some information about this disease:

From Oregon Department of Agriculture:

Syndrome A: Chronic mild-moderate tracheobronchitis of “prolonged duration” (6-8 weeks), minimally or un-responsive to “antibiotics.” (NS-not specified)

Reportedly manifests as nonproductive cough -”barking/hacking” similar to kennel cough.

Syndrome B: Chronic pneumonia minimally or un-responsive to “antibiotics.” (NS)

Syndrome C: Acute pneumonia with rapid onset and progression, potentially fatal within 24-36 hours.

12/04/2023

What a way to start Monday, but our phones are back up….thank goodness. 859-245-7387

12/04/2023

Our phones are down this morning. Please contact us through email at [email protected]

07/04/2023

Lilly is missing in the Brannon Crossing area. Call Melanie at 859-338-6971 .

06/30/2023

We will be closed Monday and Tuesday for the 4th of July Holiday. If you need medications for firework anxiety or care for your pet, please call us today at 859-245-7387.

05/15/2023

I am saddened to hear of the fatal shooting at Shivley Animal Hospital in Louisville, Ky. Hartland Park Animal Hospital sends our prayers to those affected by this senseless tragedy.

04/19/2023

Pets age much more rapidly than humans, so they need wellness exams more often. Veterinarians help identify issues related to aging that you might not be able to observe yourself. Protect your pet's health by scheduling a wellness exam! hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

04/17/2023

When it comes to pet training, cats often get left out of the discussion. However, you can properly train a cat! From using a clicker to interactive toys, cats benefit from attentive owners. Check out ten great ways to train your cat in the article.

Despite the long held myth, cats are trainable. These are the key concepts and training techniques you can use to train your cat.

04/14/2023

Don't let your pet be a couch potato! Whether going for a walk or playing with their favorite toy, pets need daily activity to improve their physical and mental health. What’s your favorite way to exercise with your pet? hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

04/12/2023

Are you confused about what a healthy diet for your pet looks like? PetMD has an interesting read about how healthy human foods can be combined with pet food. Read on for tips on giving your pet the best nutrition possible.

Does your dog hound you for people food? Find out what foods you can give your pooch in this WebMD slideshow.

04/05/2023

This April, let’s keep our pups safe by raising awareness about heartworm. Spread by mosquitoes, heartworm can have devastating effects on your pet’s health if left untreated. Here's a good read to check out for prevention methods.

Heartworm prevention is one of the most important things an owner can provide to safeguard their dog's health. Get the facts.

04/03/2023

Who knew cats could jump so high? Cats can jump up to five times their own height! And regular vet checks can keep their legs healthy and strong. Where's the craziest place your cat has gotten into? hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

03/29/2023

Broken bones in pets are never to be taken lightly, as further complications can arise without treatment. From diagnosis to follow-up visits, we provide comprehensive treatment to get them back on their feet as soon as possible. Make an appointment ASAP. hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

03/25/2023

It can be stressful when your dog refuses to eat! But most cases, there's usually a simple explanation that a vet can easily fix. Have you noticed a change in your dog's appetite? hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

03/22/2023

Just like humans, pets need to eat right to have long, healthy lives. This is especially the case with dogs, who are often fed people food by their owners. This article gives you all the tips you need on feeding your canine friend, ranging from how often to feed them, or if you can give them vegetables or not.

Diet and nutrition tips for a healthy dog.

03/15/2023

Spring has sprung, so we need to be extra vigilant about fleas and ticks. Our vet practice can provide protection for your pet, ensuring they stay healthy throughout the season with our flea and tick preventative care. Come visit us today to learn more about how we can help keep your pet safe this spring! hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

03/08/2023

Did you know the oldest living cat lived to be nearly 40 years old? Your cat can live super long, too! But you have to stay on top of their health. How old is your feline friend? hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

03/04/2023

We are closed today due to power outage.

03/01/2023

Lymphoma in cats is a deceptive condition that can have serious consequences if left untreated. Check out this article for more information on how to spot the signs and what you should do if you suspect your cat may have lymphoma.

Dr. Melissa Boldan explains lymphoma in cats, including types of lymphoma, diagnosis, and treatment options.

02/27/2023

Did you know that up to 15% of dogs and cats suffer from intestinal conditions? These conditions can cause pain and discomfort for our furry friends - and are more common than previously thought. They can be managed with proper diagnosis and treatment. hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

02/25/2023

Pets can experience various gastrointestinal issues, from diarrhea to vomiting. Understanding these intestinal conditions and how they may affect your pet is important. It's particularly challenging in dogs, which you can read more about below.

Intestinal obstruction is a serious health crisis in dogs that can require surgery. Learn the causes treatment, and prevention.

02/22/2023

Did you know that lymphoma is the most common type of cancer found in cats? This serious condition can cause various symptoms that can be hard for pet owners to recognize. Common symptoms of lymphoma in cats include decreased appetite, difficulty breathing, weight loss, and enlarged lymph nodes. Fever, lethargy, and pale gums may also indicate the disease. hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

02/17/2023

Looking to prevent fleas and ticks in your pet? This guide includes tips on regular grooming, treating your pet's environment, and using flea treatments safely. With this advice, you can provide safe and effective prevention to safeguard your pet's health.

Get a veterinarian's recommendations on the top five ways to win the fight against fleas and ticks for good.

02/13/2023

It's easy to overlook dental care for our pets, but it is important to their overall health! Regular veterinary check-ups and teeth cleanings are key to preventing periodontal disease, bad breath, and other health issues. Be sure to bring your pet to a trusted veterinary practice at least annually. hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

02/11/2023

Heartworm is a serious and potentially deadly condition, so it's important that all dog owners are aware of the risks and symptoms. Check out this article below for more information on heartworm disease, including prevention and treatment.

Dr. Michael Kearley discusses heartworm disease in dogs, including symptoms, diagnosis, and possible treatment options.

02/08/2023

Never forget the basics: positive reinforcement and consistency are key when it comes to puppy training. Starting a good foundation by visiting your veterinarian for a wellness check is a good start. You'll get all the questions answered during that time to help your pup live a long and healthy life. hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

02/03/2023

Do you have a dog? If so, it's important to provide them with mental stimulation. Dogs who don't get enough can become bored and restless. This can lead to destructive behavior and even health problems. Check out some more tips here.

Dogs need to keep their brains mentally stimulated too. petMD has eight simple ways to make canine playtime more mentally and physically challenging. Read about them here.

01/30/2023

Pets can be a lot of fun, but they can also be a lot of work. That's why it's important to have a veterinary professional who can help you identify behavioral issues in your pet and provide solutions. Some examples of common behavioral issues in pets include aggression, separation anxiety, compulsive behavior, and excessive chewing. hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

01/27/2023

Spatial vision is the ability of an animal to accurately judge distances and target objects. This is extremely important for daily activities, like running, walking, or even eating food. Contact us for further evaluation. hartlandparkanimalhospital.com

01/25/2023

Retinal cell biology is a highly complex process that we can use to determine inherited diseases. We are committed to providing the highest quality care for your pet, and this new technology allows us to do just that. Book an appointment. hartlandparkanimalhospital.com