Wood Hill Veterinary Clinic Blogs

Springtime Parasite Prevention: Keep Your Pet Safe This Season As temperatures rise, parasites become more active, posing a significant threat to pets. Fleas, ticks, and heartworms thrive in warmer weather, making spring the perfect time to step up your pet's parasite...

Toxic to Pets: Household Dangers Every Owner Should Know March is Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month, a time to spotlight the hidden dangers that can put our furry companions at risk. Many everyday items in our homes—foods, plants, and even medications—pose serious...

Pet Dental Health: How Frequently Should You Schedule Cleanings? February is National Pet Dental Health Month, making it the perfect time to focus on your pet's oral health. Dental care isn't just about keeping your furry friend's breath fresh; it's essential for...

First Steps for New Pet Parents: Caring for Your Puppy or Kitten in the New Year The new year often inspires us to make positive changes, and for some, that might mean adding a new furry friend to the family. Whether you've just welcomed a playful puppy or a curious...

Your Guide to a Smooth Transition: Tips for Adopting a Shelter Pet As December brings holiday cheer, it also marks Shelter Pet Month—a time to celebrate and encourage pet adoption. If you're considering welcoming a furry friend into your home this winter, here are...

Senior Pets Need Special Care: What You Should Know As our beloved pets age, their healthcare needs evolve significantly. While regular veterinary care is essential for pets of all ages, senior pets require a more tailored approach to ensure they enjoy a healthy,...

Essential Steps for National Animal Safety and Protection Month October marks National Animal Safety and Protection Month, a time to reflect on the importance of keeping our furry friends safe and secure. We believe every pet deserves to live a happy, healthy life,...

Is My Pet in Pain? Recognizing the Signs and Taking Action As pet owners, one of our greatest concerns is ensuring our furry friends are happy and healthy. Recognizing signs of pain in pets can sometimes be challenging, as they can't communicate in words like we do....

Understanding Excessive Paw Licking: Signs, Causes, and Care As pet owners, we often notice our furry companions engaging in various grooming behaviors . From cleaning their fur to licking their paws, these activities are usually harmless and instinctual. However,...

Spring Allergies Unleashed: How to Spot the Signs in Your Furry Friends As the vibrant colors of spring emerge, so do the allergens that can affect humans and our furry friends. Like us, pets can experience seasonal allergies, and springtime is a common culprit....