Mt Olive Veterinary Hospital

13/03/2023

This is Bella! Can anyone guess her breed? She’s a beauty 😍

02/03/2023

Stewart received a gift from one of his top fans! He said it was Purrrr-fect 😻

21/02/2023

PRAIRIE VILLAGE, Kansas (KCTV) — A cat missing from Miami, FL, was found this week by a resident in Prairie Village, over 1,400 miles away...

15/02/2023

When it comes to your dog’s oral health, prevention is the best medicine.

14/02/2023

https://www.zoetispetcare.com/blog/article/valentines-day-safety-tips-pets

Happy Valentine's Day

You can keep your pets safe and still enjoy all the trappings of the holiday by following these Valentine’s Day safety tips.

08/02/2023

Benji & Mochi are the best of brothers. They do everything together!
Might as well get neutered together too right? 😄 We got to have double the cuteness all in one day and they did great for their surgery & recovery.

26/01/2023

Just a friendly reminder to keep your pets active inside during the winter months! Creating fun indoor games can surely keep them busy and not pack on the "winter weight."😃

24/01/2023

Fleas & Ticks can be found in many climate zones. Due to our unforeseen winter this year, we have had 50 degree weather as well. Recently, we have diagnosed several patients with positive tick-borne diseases which can cause some of the symptoms in the image below.
With that being said, we recommend using flea &tick prevention all year round!
Give us a call for a refill 😊 ☎️973-691-9333.

09/01/2023

Buddy says “If you’re cold, they’re cold” be conscientious of the length of time your pets are spending outside. 🐾

01/01/2023

Happy New Year to all of our loyal clients/patients. We are so thankful and look forward to 2023!

27/12/2022

Nervous cat? Exams can be done by any means necessary. Milo picked the sink as his safe spot. 😸😸

25/12/2022

Merry Christmas to everyone from the Mt. Olive Veterinary Hospital !🐾🌲🎅We will be open tomorrow regular hours if needed. Have a safe and happy holiday!

24/12/2022

19/12/2022

🦟 Parasites are out all year round. This particular picture was taken the last time it snowed. Keep your pets on their preventatives! Call us for a refill 😊 973-691-9333

14/12/2022

Spreading the holiday spirit to everyone 🌲

29/11/2022

17/11/2022

The first fire of the season 🍁 🍂 What better way to wait for your pet to be seen?! Enjoy our cozy fireplace. Stewie, our office cat has the right idea!

04/11/2022

This little baby’s face just melts your heart!

03/11/2022

Learn to tell if your pet is overweight. We evaluate your pet’s body condition score and can share insights into how you can tell if your pet is a healthy weight. Generally, you should be able to see your pet’s hourglass waist when looking from above. When viewed from the side, your dog or cat should have a “tucked up” abdomen and minimal fat on their belly and ribs.

01/11/2022

Who doesn’t love a good massage?

31/10/2022

e staff and Doctors of Mt. Olive Veterinary hope you have a safe and fun Halloween!

29/10/2022

He’s going to keep an eye out for the trick-or-treaters!

Emergency rooms see an increase in chocolate toxicity over Halloween, so be sure to keep candy out of reach!

28/10/2022

New member just joined your family?
Spaying your dog or cat at an appropriate age, which can be determined by your veterinarian, can help prevent numerous health and behavioral concerns.

27/10/2022

Athena can’t help getting in your face with her affection!

25/10/2022

Are you selecting the right kind of toy for your pups?
Select a chew treat that has received the Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) Seal of Approval

23/10/2022

Dr. Jones has years of experience and knows what to look for in your pets lab results

21/10/2022

We’re always working hard to prescribe the most effective medication that best fit your pets needs

19/10/2022

Worried about your pet’s nutrition?

Environment has a direct impact on nutrition. For instance, if you have an indoor-only cat who likes to lounge around your home, try food-dispensing toys to bolster their physical activity. If you have dogs who compete for food, try feeding them simultaneously in separate areas of your home.