Uniontown Veterinary Clinic

12/10/2024

🐱 Is your cat hiding arthritis pain? 🩺 Learn how to spot the signs and keep your feline friend comfortable! 🐾❤️

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Cats hide pain, so even what we perceive as mild symptoms of joint pain, including slowing down, stiffness, or becoming grumpy, may need treating.

12/10/2024

COLD-WEATHER TIPS FOR PET OWNERS.

Just as hot weather can be dangerous, cold weather also poses a serious threat to your pet's health.

Pets can feel discomforts like chapped paws and itchy, flaking skin from the winter’s dry, cold air, sleet, and snow.
Dogs and cats are also at risk of licking off lethal chemicals like ice-melting agents from their paws that can be acquired from winter walks.

To avoid these hazards, we're giving you a guide to make sure that your furry friend is safe and healthy during the cold season. ❄️☃️

For inquiries or emergencies, contact or visit us:
Uniontown Veterinary Clinic
13782 Cleveland Ave Nw, Uniontown, OH, United States
Call us at (330) 699-9937
Visit our website www.uniontownvet.com

# Christmas

12/05/2024

✈️ Ready for adventures with your pup? 🐶 Discover the best dog breeds for traveling and make every trip a pawsome one! 🚗✨

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Ideal qualities in a canine travel companion include the ability to stay still for periods of travel and to adapt to different modes of transportation.

12/03/2024

🐱 Looking for the purr-fect family cat? 🏡 Discover the best cat breeds that are great with kids and bring joy to your home! ❤️✨

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The best family cats vary, especially if you have children. Consider activity level, size, healthy, and personality when choosing your family cat.

11/28/2024

🐱 Help your stiff kitty stay active! 🐾 Discover tips to keep your cat moving and comfortable. ❤️✨

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Ever wondered how much exercise a cat needs? Here’s all the information on maintaining healthy joints to help reduce cat joint pain from osteoarthritis.

11/28/2024

Feasting, laughing, and giving thanks for the little and big blessings. Happy Thanksgiving to all! 🦃🍁

11/28/2024

In observance of Thanksgiving Day, the clinic will be closed on November 28 (Thursday).

Kindly contact the following in case of emergency:
- Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital at
330-666-2976 📞
- The Stark County Veterinary Emergency Center at 330-452-5116 📞

The clinic will resume operation on November 29 (Friday).
Happy Thanksgiving Day! 🦃🍁

11/26/2024

🐕 Looking for a furry friend with a heart of gold? ❤️ Discover the friendliest dog breeds that are sure to bring joy to your home! 🏡✨

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Every dog has a unique personality and preferences, but learning which breeds tend to be the friendliest can help you find the perfect match.

11/21/2024

🐾 Pets are the best stress-relievers! 🐶🐱 Discover how your furry friends can help you through tough times with love and comfort. ❤️✨

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It’s during stressful times that much-needed benefits can be brought about by spending time with your pet.

11/19/2024

🐱 Inactive cat or arthritis pain? 🧐 Learn how to tell the difference and keep your kitty feeling their best! 🐾❤️

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Cat arthritis pain symptoms are often subtle and cat joint pain often looks like laziness or old age to pet owners. Learn to spot the difference.

11/19/2024

Did you know these Antibiotic Facts?

The same antibiotic can be prescribed for several different things (even things that seem unrelated).
 Doctors select an antibiotic based on its efficiency against the bacteria and patient tolerance or possible drug interactions.
💊 Many antibiotics used in humans are also used in pets, but the dosages can be very different
💊 Not all antibiotics have a generic option, but most do.
💊 It is important that your pet gets the antibiotic exactly as prescribed, including how long it should be given.
💊 You should call your veterinarian right away if your pet has any GI upset or odd behavior after starting an antibiotic.

Uniontown Veterinary Clinic
13782 Cleveland Ave Nw, Uniontown, OH, United States
Call us at (330) 699-9937
Visit our website www.uniontownvet.com

11/19/2024

A free Webinar titled "Surviving the Holidays Without Your Pets" will be conducted on November 24th!

We know the holidays can be tough. Here is a free resource for pet parents who have lost a pet during the holidays.

If you are interested, click on the link for advanced registration.
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11/18/2024

🌼 Senior pets have so much love to give! Show them you care with regular health check-ups and the right nutrition.

11/15/2024

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month!
Scary as it may seem, cancer in pets is not necessarily a death sentence.

💡Here are some important points to consider:

1. Early Detection and Diagnosis: Early detection can make a big difference in how effective treatment can be. Routine check-ups and attention to changes in your pet's behavior, appetite, or physical condition can help catch things early. 🔬🩺

2. Treatment Options: Treatment will depend on the type of cancer, its location, and how advanced it is. Options may include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, or palliative care to manage pain and symptoms. Some cancers, like certain types of skin tumors or localized tumors, may be effectively treated with surgery alone. 💊💉

3. Quality of Life: One of the most important factors in deciding on treatment is the pet's quality of life. Many treatments today are focused not just on prolonging life but also on improving the pet's comfort and well-being. Palliative care can relieve pain and maintain quality of life, even in cases where a cure is not possible. 🦮🐈

4. Alternative Therapies: Some pet owners also explore complementary therapies like acupuncture, herbal treatments, or a specialized diet to support their pet's health during cancer treatment. Discussing these with your vet is always a good idea to ensure they’re safe and effective for your pet. 🌿

5. Support and Hope: The emotional toll of a cancer diagnosis can be heavy, but it's important to stay hopeful. Many pets undergo successful treatment and go on to lead happy, fulfilling lives for a good amount of time. There are also numerous stories of pets who have survived cancer and lived for years after treatment. ❤️

The key is to approach the situation with a clear plan that involves your vet or a veterinary oncologist, who can help guide you through the treatment options and offer support.

If you have inquiries, talk to us!
Uniontown Veterinary Clinic
13782 Cleveland Ave Nw, Uniontown, OH, United States
Call us at (330) 699-9937
Visit our website www.uniontownvet.com

11/14/2024

🐕 Dogs are the ultimate anxiety busters! 🧘‍♂️ Discover how your furry friend can help ease stress and bring calm to your life. ❤️✨

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Dogs, including those who are formally trained as a support animal, can dramatically improve general symptoms of stress and anxiety.

11/14/2024

This Senior Pet Health Month, let's look at the ways how we can give our senior fur babies the proper care they need.

💡Here are seven important tips for caring for senior pets:

1. Veterinary Care
Senior pets are prone to age-related issues, such as arthritis, heart disease, kidney problems, etc.
A frequent visit to the vet, typically twice a year, is advised. Senior pet exams will help check for signs of these diseases.

2. Balanced Diet
Giving your senior pet a specialized diet can help manage weight and address age-related health issues. These foods are often easily digested, provide different energy levels, and contain anti-aging nutrients. A senior dog supplement added to the specialized diet is also good.

3. Exercise & Activities
They may be less active, but your senior pet still needs regular exercise to keep their joints flexible and prevent them from gaining weight. Short walks for dogs and playing with toys for cats can do the trick.

4. Dental Care
It’s important to keep your pet’s mouth healthy as they age. Brushing their teeth regularly and bringing them to the vet for professional cleaning can help avoid certain diseases.

5. Mental Stimulation
Senior pets can show signs of senility or cognitive dysfunction. Keeping their mind stimulated by giving them interactive toys, training them, or giving them new experiences that can challenge them will help them to stay mentally healthy.

6. Grooming
The more your pet gets older, their fur requires more care. Regular brushing helps improve blood circulation and skin health but may also help find lumps, bumps, or skin problems early on.

7. Pet Insurance
Senior pets may require more frequent visits to the vet. More visits mean more expenses. Having pet insurance can help alleviate the financial burden of unexpected medical expenses and ensure that they receive the care they need.

Caring for senior pets requires extra attention and patience, but it can also be a gratifying experience. As pets age, their physical, mental, and emotional needs change, so understanding these shifts can help you provide the best care possible. 🐶🐱❤️

If you want to know more, contact or visit us!
Uniontown Veterinary Clinic
13782 Cleveland Ave Nw, Uniontown, OH, United States
Call us at (330) 699-9937
Visit our website www.uniontownvet.com

11/12/2024

🐱 Is your cat overgrooming? 🧼 Learn why it happens and how to help your feline friend stay healthy and comfortable! 🐾❤️

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Medical issues, anxiety, and fear can contribute to overgrooming in cats. Knowing the difference between normal and overgrooming is your first step in addressing the problem

11/11/2024

Happy Practice Manager Appreciation Week! 🎉 🎉🎉

Your dedication, leadership, and unwavering support keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes. Today we celebrate YOU and all your incredible work to make our practice thrive.

Ashley has been a Practice Manager at Uniontown Veterinary Clinic since 2017 and earned a Veterinary Business Leader certification in 2020. She began with us as a Brown Mackie veterinary technician student extern and kennel assistant in 2013 while she was working on obtaining her Registered Veterinary Technician license. Today, she works alongside our Practice Owners and the team to deliver 5-star Patient Care and 5-star Client Service. Ashley is passionate about creating low-stress environments for both our team and our patients.

Thank you for your hard work, passion, and commitment!

Show her some love in the comments below 👇
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