Your pet cannot tell you when they feel different or unwell, but by closely observing their behavior, you can often tell when they are out of sorts. Pets are creatures of habit who don’t like change, so you should be mindful of any changes in your four-legged friend’s behavior. Eating and drinking habit changes often [...]

Heartworm disease is a complicated topic for pet owners, but prevention is easy. The Westerville Veterinary Clinic team has compiled the following facts to help you protect your pet from this devastating but avoidable disease. #1: Heartworm disease is a life-threatening but preventable condition in pets Heartworm infection is nearly 100% avoidable when your pet [...]

Whether you currently live with a pet or you plan to adopt a new furry friend, pet-proofing your home is an essential part of responsible pet ownership, and the best way to keep your curious cat or dog safe. Our team at Westerville Veterinary Clinic team offers do’s and don’ts for pet-proofing your home.  DO [...]

Dental disease is one of the most common health problems in pets, but most don’t exhibit signs early. However, the condition can lead to serious consequences, so our Westerville Veterinary Clinic team wants to answer frequently asked questions about pet dental health to provide the information you need to ensure your pet gets the appropriate [...]

The new year refreshes many people’ desire to achieve goals for which they may have fallen short during the previous 12 months. As 2023 begins, refocus and tackle any obstacles that stand in your way. When making your New Year’s resolutions, also include goals for your pet’s health. Read our Westerville Veterinary Clinic team’s recommendations [...]

As pet owners, we always wish for more time with our beloved companions. Whether a pet lives to 7 or 17, owners often say goodbye wondering if they could have done more or followed healthier routines to have slowed the paws of time. Our Westerville Veterinary Clinic team believes the answer is a resounding yes. [...]

Cancer is common in people and pets. As most pet owners, you likely consider your pet as part of the family, and your furry friend’s cancer diagnosis can be devastating. Through early cancer detection, prompt treatment, and veterinary advancements, pets have an increased chance of successful treatment and remission. While not all cancers can be [...]

When your pet begins acting old before their time, you may worry they have a health issue. Pets who act old and cranky are often experiencing discomfort. They may become lethargic, sleep more than usual, refuse to participate in their favorite activities, and avoid spending time with family. However, once our Westerville Veterinary Clinic team [...]

No pet lover is ever completely ready to say goodbye to their beloved senior pet, but most would agree that watching their companion struggle or suffer through declining health is a fate far worse than humane euthanasia. Routinely assessing your senior pet’s quality of life can provide honest and unbiased answers to emotionally charged and [...]

As a new school year approaches, families have a lot to prepare before the first bell rings. Life gets busy quickly once the kids are back in school, and in all the hustle and bustle, we need to keep in mind that all the changes affect our pets too. Pets must adjust to the new [...]