Summit Animal Hospital

On hot summer days, it is important to limit your pet’s time outdoors! Your pet can overheat faster than humans, so be sure to provide them with ample water and shade to help keep them cool this summer!

August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month! Did you know pets can have skin allergies too? If you notice your pet is constantly scratching or biting their fur, schedule their visit today!

Obesity is a common problem among pets, as it is easy to overfeed them! Fortunately, with proper diet and exercise, all pets should be able to meet their dietary needs and stay within a healthy weight range. Call us today to learn more.

Your pet's heart is a muscle that has to work all day, every day. Regular exercise and a proper diet will not only help keep your pet’s heart healthy, but improve their overall wellbeing. During your pet’s next exam, be sure to ask for more information on how to help keep your pet’s heart healthy.

Our staff is filled with passionate animal lovers who are here to help you and your pet. We are dedicated to making sure that your pets receive the care and compassion they deserve every time they walk in the door!

Breed Highlight: The Orange Tabby Cat

The orange tabby may have beautiful, bold markings, but it is their personality that makes them so special. Since every orange tabby can look different, share your favorite photo below!

Breed Highlight: German Shepherd!

German Shepherds are incredibly intelligent dogs who can learn new behaviors quickly. This loyal breed is gentle with proper training and socialization. What is the name of your German Shepherd?

Breed Highlight: Bernese Mountain Dog!

The Bernese Mountain Dog is a large dog breed that is affectionate and loving to humans. These sweet dogs require routine grooming due to their thick coat. If your Bernese needs a routine wellness visit, call us today!

With proper prevention and treatment, your dog can stay protected against heartworm! Signs of heartworm disease may include a mild persistent cough, reluctance to exercise, fatigue after moderate activity, decreased appetite, and weight loss. Contact us today to learn more about the preventatives we recommend.

We want to help protect your feline friends! Tulips, lilies, and daffodils are extremely toxic to cats. For more information on how to protect your pets during Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month, contact us today!

This week is National Animal Poison Prevention Week. It is important to remember that what is safe for humans is not always safe for pets. Xylitol, fertilizers, and many other household items can be potentially fatal to your pet.

The changing season can impact your pet’s allergies! If springtime is making your pet’s skin allergies worse, call and schedule their next visit today.