Milford Animal Hospital

11/27/2025

🐶 Lyme disease can be difficult to diagnose in pets because they do not develop the classic bullseye rash seen in humans. In fact, many pets show no signs at all, or their signs are often vague and nonspecific, which sometimes results in an incorrect or delayed diagnosis.

Lyme disease testing (i.e., a blood test) is advised for pets with clinical signs that include fever, lethargy, appetite loss, swollen lymph nodes, intermittent lameness, and painful or swollen joints.

Protect your furry friend from this debilitating condition by contacting us at 570-206-9988 and asking about annual tick-borne disease testing. Stay informed and keep your pet healthy! 🦟

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours🦃🍁

We are so thankful for our clients and community and are excited for even more growth in 2026!

Please note: We will be closed on Thanksgiving Day and will reopen on Friday 11/28

11/25/2025

Are you concerned about your pet's dental health? Periodontal disease can lead to a range of health complications, from swollen gums to organ damage! Call us, today, to learn more and schedule a check up for your pet! 570-206-9988

11/20/2025

🚨🤑 Life-saving treatments for viral infections like feline herpesvirus can add up quickly. By vaccinating your pet, you can save money and avoid ongoing treatment. Call 570-206-9988 to discuss your pet's vaccination options today!

11/20/2025

Is your dog trembling or your cat hiding? Pet anxiety is common, but it rarely resolves on its own. Learn to recognize the subtle signs of stress in your dogs and cats, understand common triggers like noise and routine changes, and discover proven strategies for positive training and environmental enrichment. Early recognition is key to preventing severe anxiety. Find out how to support your pet's emotional health and when professional veterinary help is needed. Read the full guide on managing pet anxiety.

Managing Anxiety in Pets: Recognizing the Signs Before They Escalate Restlessness, drooling, or sudden aggression can all signal anxiety in pets. Recognizing these changes early helps prevent long-term stress and protects emotional and physical health. At Milford Animal Hospital, our AAHA-accredited...

11/18/2025

🐱😿 Has your cat been sneezing or having discharge from their nose or eyes?

They might have feline herpesvirus type I, a common viral infection that affects cats. This virus is spread through contact with an infected cat's saliva, nasal discharge, or ocular secretions.

😷 Common signs of infection include sneezing, conjunctivitis, and nasal and ocular discharge.

💡 To protect your pet from feline herpesvirus, call 570-206-9988 to consult with a veterinarian today.

11/13/2025

🐾👩‍⚕️ Spaying your female pet before her first heat cycle offers significant health benefits, such as reducing her risk of developing mammary cancer.

🚫 On the other hand, having a litter can cause health problems for your pet, who may not survive the birth.

📞Call 570-206-9988 to talk to your veterinarian about the benefits of spaying your pet.

11/11/2025

🐾🚫 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 570-206-9988 to talk to your veterinarian about the benefits of spaying or neutering your furry friend.

11/06/2025

🥩🥕🐾 Want to keep your furry friend healthy and happy? It all starts with their diet. After determining your pet's body condition score, take a closer look at what they're eating. Are they getting high-quality ingredients like lean proteins, complex carbs, and healthy fats? Or do they survive on a diet of sugary treats and junk food? 🍭🍪🍩

🐶🐱 Take a hard, honest look at your pet's diet to see if it needs adjusting. Even small treats can add up quickly and provide little nutritional value. Don't hesitate to reach out to us for help. Choosing the right diet for your pet can be tricky, but our team is here to help. Call 570-206-9988 to talk to your veterinarian.

11/04/2025

Swollen, bleeding gums and missing teeth are just a few of the potential consequences of untreated periodontal disease in pets. Call us, today, to learn more and schedule a check up for your pet! 570-206-9988

10/30/2025

🦟 Did you know that Lyme disease-affected pets do not develop the classic bullseye rash seen in humans? In fact, many pets show no signs at all, or their signs are often vague and nonspecific, which sometimes results in an incorrect or delayed diagnosis.

Lyme disease testing (i.e., a blood test) is advised for pets with clinical signs that include fever, lethargy, appetite loss, swollen lymph nodes, intermittent lameness, and painful or swollen joints.

Because Lyme disease signs can come and go or be entirely absent, we recommend dogs be tested annually for tick-borne diseases, which involves a simple blood test similar to their yearly heartworm test. Protect your furry friend from this debilitating condition by contacting us at 570-206-9988. 🐾

10/28/2025

We all know that dreaded feeling of trying to get our cats into their carriers for a trip to the vet. But did you know that you can help reduce their stress by leaving the carrier out all year with the door open? With the help of treats and toys, your cat will learn to love their carrier and be less fearful of it.