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Summit Animal Hospital

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Summit Animal Hospital

Summit Animal Hospital is a small animal veterinary practice located in Northeast Ohio. For our regular clients, we also offer boarding and grooming services.
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Summit Animal Hospital is a small animal veterinary facility located in Northeast Ohio. Summit Animal Hospital was established by Margaret Cu***ng, DVM in 1989 and is now owned by Kelly Kontur, DVM, who worked under Dr. Cu***ng's mentorship for three years starting in 2014. Summit Animal Hospital is happy to provide routine care for your pet, such as vaccinations, heartworm and flea prevention, de

ntal care, spaying, and neutering. Summit Animal Hospital is a full service facility with state of the art technology such as digital radiology, in house blood chemistry machines, dental equipment, and a medical laser machine which can reduce the bleeding, pain, and inflammation associated with routine surgical procedures. New clients are always welcome!

06/17/2024

05/31/2024

With the summer months approaching, it is important to educate yourself on heat safety and the warning signs that your pet may be overheating. Watch for these warning signs and bring your pet in!

05/27/2024

Wishing everyone a safe, healthy, and meaningful Memorial Day.

05/20/2024

National Rescue Dog Day symbolizes a pledge of love, companionship, and empathy. Each year, countless animals, especially dogs, face abandonment and find themselves homeless. Many of these animals were born into sheltered environments and struggle to adapt to life outside. Today we honor the clients who have opened their hearts to rescue pets, providing them with a loving home, and acknowledge the wonderful bond you share with the pets we care for. Share a picture in the comments of your furry friend!

05/14/2024

Join us in congratulating Dr. Kelly and her dog Tuppence for reaching the Masters Agility Finals at Westminster Dog Show! Want to see their run on TV? Reruns will be aired on Fox Sports channels, so check your local listings!

05/12/2024

Happy Mother's Day to Moms of all types! We hope your day is just as amazing and special as you are.

05/07/2024

Look at this adorable 1.9 pound kitty, Shugi! He’s going to be a real tiger!

05/06/2024

Betsy Ross is enjoying Spring! She’s a fantastic 1 year old French bulldog mix!

05/03/2024

May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month! The best way to protect your pets from Lyme disease is to take preventive measures. Read more information on our blog https://www.sahnorthfield.com/post/lyme-disease-prevention-month and stop in to pick up your oral preventatives!

04/29/2024

Meet 9 week old miniature pinscher Stormi! She is 3 pounds of pure cuteness!!

04/01/2024

Rosie!! This adorable 17 week puppy did a great job at the vet office today!

03/25/2024

A friendly reminder that we will be closed this Friday in observation of Good Friday!

Address

13 E Aurora Road
Northfield, OH
44067

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13304681216

Website

http://www.SAHnorthfield.com/

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Did you know animals can be trained to tolerate or even enjoy shots? It’s called cooperative care and it is used by zoos all over the country. Basically, it teaches an animal to participate willingly in procedures to earn a big reward. This is Dr Kontur’s dog. She was originally trained to “wait” - leave a reward placed in front of her and stand very still on a mat until released to the reward. Then she was trained to be touched while waiting, have her skin pinched while waiting, be poked with a pen while waiting, and finally to get a shot while waiting. Each stimulus (the touch, the pinch, the poke, and the shot) were followed by the dog being released to a nice reward waiting in front of her. It took about 1 week for this dog to allow shots to be given as a puppy, and now at age two, she likes shots because they always mean something good! In fact, when given the chance, she will jump back up on the exam table to get more shots. 🤣 A little bit of work goes a long way toward making your dog or cat more comfortable with procedures. Start with cooperative care exercises at home, and if you’d like to practice what you’re working on in a vet setting, just let us know and we can set up a happy visit. We also have trainers we recommend who can help you teach your animal cooperative care.

The dogs would like to thank Aubrey, one of the kids who visited Summit Animal Hospital today, for their new handmade toys! They’re a real hit and they’re great for tug of war!