Lebanon Animal Hospital

Separation anxiety isn't just a dog thing! Cats can also experience the same distress and anxiety when left alone. If you notice your cat exhibiting signs like destructive behavior, excessive grooming, or vocalizations, it's important to address the issue and provide the support they need.

STAFF SPOTLIGHT - MEET LEXIE
Q: What is your role here at LAH and how long have
you been here?
A: Vet Assistant and one year!

Q: What is one fun fact about you?
A: I have a Bachelors of Science degree with a concentration in Wildlife Science

Q: What type of hobbies do you enjoy?
A: I like to build legos, and I enjoy hiking and hanging out with my dog in my free time.

🐾🥩🥦 When it comes to your pet's health, diet is everything. After evaluating your pet's body condition score, take a closer look at what they're eating.

Are they getting the right balance of high-quality ingredients like lean proteins, complex carbs, and healthy fats? Or do they indulge in a diet of sugary snacks and junk food? 🍫🍔🍟

🐶🐱 Even small treats can add up quickly and provide little to no nutritional value. It's important to take an honest look at your pet's diet and make adjustments if needed.

And don't worry, choosing the appropriate diet for your pet can be challenging, but we're here to help. Call (615) 444-4422 to talk to your veterinarian.

🦷🐶🐱 Don't forget about your pet's oral health! Home care is essential to prevent expensive dental surgeries down the road.

Brush your pet's teeth every day with special toothpaste flavored like beef, chicken, fish, or peanut butter. Plus, feed them dental diet food to prevent plaque and tartar buildup.

STAFF SPOTLIGHT - MEET ISAAC
Q: What is your role here at LAH and how long have
you been here?
A: Vet Assistant/Animal Caretaker
Q: What is one fun fact about you?
A: I think bowling is a sport
Q: What type of hobbies do you enjoy?
A: Bowling, working, hanging out with family & my girlfriend

🌼🐜 Pets and gardens go together like bees and honey, but watch out for potential toxins from wildlife!

👀 Insects, amphibians, and wild reptiles can have natural toxins that are harmful to pets.

🕷️ Bees and wasps are common garden visitors that can cause pain and even an allergic reaction in some pets. If your pet’s face starts to swell after a bee sting, take them to the vet for prompt treatment.

💉 Keep your pets safe while enjoying nature by being vigilant and informed.🌳

Most panting dogs are fine. The ones who are not still pant heavily after 10 minutes of shade and a bowl of water, or whose gums shift from pink to dark red, or who become subtly weaker or wobbly. That is the boundary between 'a hot dog' and 'a dog in trouble.'If your dog has crossed that line, cool them with tepid water on the neck and belly and head our way. Call from the road.

Is Your Dog Just Hot, or Is It Heat Stroke? - Vet In Lebanon | Lebanon Animal Hospital Telling ordinary hot-and-tired from genuine heat stroke comes down to whether your dog recovers once they stop and cool off: a dog who pants hard during a romp but settles within minutes of shade, rest, and water was just hot, while a dog who stays distressed, wobbles, vomits, or will not cool down....

🍗🥦🥩🐾 Is your pet's diet up to par? Just like with humans, nutrition is essential for our furry friends. After checking your pet's body condition score, take a closer look at what they're eating.

Does their food contain high-quality ingredients like lean proteins, complex carbs, and healthy fats? Or do they eat a "junk food" diet full of sugar and empty calories?

🍕🍟🍦 Even small treats can add up quickly and provide little to no nutritional value.

🐶🐱 Evaluate your pet's daily diet to see if it needs adjusting. And don't hesitate to reach out to our team for help.

Choosing the appropriate diet for your pet can be challenging, but we're here to help. to talk to your veterinarian.

Are you concerned about your pet's dental health? Periodontal disease can lead to a range of health complications, from swollen gums to organ damage! Call us, today, to learn more and schedule a check up for your pet! (615) 444-4422

💉🐶 Vaccinating your pet against common diseases like feline herpesvirus and more, can save you from costly treatment expenses. Avoiding costly drugs and therapy is easy with regular check-ups and vaccinations. Contact us at (615) 444-4422 to find out more!