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← Older postsPet Food Recall May 2012
I’m sure that by now everyone has heard of the most recent pet food recalls due to a contamination of Salmonella. In order to help educate and protect our clients and patients we have decided to post the newest … Continue reading
A Cats Corner
May 8, 2012 Hello everyone! As summer approaches many of us will begin to plan our vacations. This also means deciding who will care for your pet while you are gone! I found a great article on www.petplace.com that discusses … Continue reading
Client Survey
Help us to improve our service! At Pleasant Valley Animal Hospital our goal be sure that each client recieves the best personalized service that we can offer. In order to do that we need your feedback! Please click on … Continue reading
Fat Cats, Dogs Developing Diabetes, Report Finds: MedlinePlus
The following is an interesting article on managing diabetes in our four legged family members. I hope everyone finds it as useful as I did! Fat Cats, Dogs Developing Diabetes, Report Finds Illness jumped 32 percent in dogs in just … Continue reading
Hudson Valleys 3rd Annual Petpalooza
We’d like to invite all of the friends and family of the Pleasant Valley Animal Hospital to join us at the 3rd annual Hudson Vally Petpalooza this Saturday, May 21st, from 11am to 5pm at the Dutchess County Fair Grounds! … Continue reading
National Pet Dental Health Month
When was the last time you brushed your pet’s teeth? Studies show that fewer than 1% of pet owners brush their pets’ teeth daily. As odd as it may seem brushing your pets teeth on a regular basis is just … Continue reading
Kidney Disease in Dogs and Cats
Kidney disease is another common ailment afflicting our pets. Unfortunately, by the time signs are obvious (drinking lots of water, intermittent vomiting and/or diarrhea, poor appetite and weight loss, even seizures), the illness is often so advanced that there is … Continue reading
Thyroid Disease in Dogs and Cats
As a general rule, dogs as they age risk becoming HYPO-thyroid (LOW activity of the gland) while cats risk becoming HYPER- thyroid (HIGH activity of the gland).¬¨‚Ć What does the thyroid gland do?¬¨‚Ć What are the signs of high or … Continue reading
Senior at Seven?
Eight does not seem old for our pets, but it is old enough for things to start to go wrong with your pet‚Äö√Ñ√¥s health. The risks of age-related diseases like diabetes, heart disease, kidney failure, and thyroid or adrenal disorders … Continue reading
Sweeties Progress-May 2010
¬¨‚Ć Sweetie‚Äö√Ñ√¥s blood work continued to be free of any leukemia throughout the winter, but, beginning in February, her kidney values began to rise.¬¨‚Ć Urinalyses and a review of her entire medical record revealed that this was simply due to … Continue reading
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