Clermont Animal Hospital, Inc.

Clermont Animal Hospital, Inc. Clermont Animal Hospital is your pets full service Veterinary Hospital. Visit our website for monthly topics, pet information and promotions.

Clermont Animal Hospital, Inc. has been providing the most advanced veterinary procedures and exceptional customer service for clients throughout Greater Cincinnati and Clermont County for 30 years. Clermont Animal Hospital,Inc. is also one of the few in the city with extensive experience treating exotic animals. Your pet's health is our top priority, and we work with you and your pet to ensure

that he or she is getting the most appropriate care available. We are always happy to show you techniques to help make home care for your pet easier.

08/05/2026

☀️🐶 Can Dogs Get Sunburned? The answer surprises a lot of pet owners: Yes!

While we often remember sunscreen for ourselves, it's easy to forget that some dogs are just as vulnerable to the sun's harmful rays.

Dogs at the highest risk include:
🐾 White or light-colored coats
🐾 Pink noses and lightly pigmented skin
🐾 Thin-haired or hairless areas, such as the belly, ears, and around the eyes

Just like people, repeated sun exposure can cause painful sunburn and may even increase the risk of certain skin conditions over time.

If your dog loves spending time outdoors, try to provide plenty of shade, avoid the strongest midday sun when possible, and ask your veterinarian whether a pet-safe sunscreen is appropriate for your dog's lifestyle.

A little extra sun protection can go a long way toward keeping your best friend comfortable all summer long. ❤️

08/03/2026

🐾 POV: You're just trying to eat a bag of chips...
..and suddenly everyone in the house remembers you exist. 👀🍟

It starts with one stare.

Then another.

Before you know it, you've got a dog sitting perfectly, a cat pretending they don't care (while inching closer), and every crunch somehow sounds like the dinner bell.

We may not know exactly how pets can hear a snack bag from three rooms away... but we're pretty sure it's one of their greatest superpowers. 😂

Whether they're hoping for a bite or simply convinced every snack belongs to them, our pets always know how to make us laugh. ❤️

🐾 Making friends with a dog is a process.Step 1: Approach slowly.Step 2: Assume a completely ridiculous position.Step 3:...
07/31/2026

🐾 Making friends with a dog is a process.

Step 1: Approach slowly.

Step 2: Assume a completely ridiculous position.

Step 3: Hope for tail wags and acceptance. 😂

🐾👃 Psst... my nose has an important message for you.Go ahead. Zoom in.We'll wait. 😂Let's just say it has something to do...
07/27/2026

🐾👃 Psst... my nose has an important message for you.

Go ahead. Zoom in.

We'll wait. 😂

Let's just say it has something to do with staying healthy, feeling great, and making the most of summer.

And honestly, we'd trust the nose. After all, it's never wrong about snacks.

🐾 Tell us your dog's or cat's nickname! 🐾Because we know their official name is only used when they're in trouble.From P...
07/24/2026

🐾 Tell us your dog's or cat's nickname! 🐾

Because we know their official name is only used when they're in trouble.

From Princess Wigglebottom to Sir Meows-a-Lot, we want to hear the silly, sweet, totally random names your pet actually answers to. 😂

Be sure to tell us your pet's nickname at their next wellness visit—we promise not to put it in their official medical record. 😉💙

07/22/2026

🌱🐶 Why Does My Dog Eat Grass? 🐶🌱

It's one of the oldest canine mysteries: your dog has a perfectly good bowl of food at home, yet they still stop to snack on the lawn during walks.

Many pet owners assume dogs eat grass because they're sick, but that's not usually the case. In fact, most grass-eating dogs show no signs of illness before or after their leafy snack.

Researchers aren't entirely sure why dogs do it, but several theories exist. Some experts believe it's an instinct inherited from their wild ancestors, who consumed plant material as part of their natural diet. Others think dogs simply enjoy the texture, taste, or sensory experience of chewing grass. For some pups, it may be little more than a canine hobby.

The good news? Occasional grass eating is generally considered normal behavior.

The bigger concern isn't the grass itself—it's what may be on it. Lawns can be treated with fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, or other chemicals that may be harmful if ingested. Certain plants and weeds can also be toxic to pets.

So if your dog enjoys an occasional "salad course," there's usually no reason to worry. But if the behavior becomes excessive, is accompanied by vomiting, diarrhea, appetite changes, or other signs of illness, it's worth giving us a call.

After all, sometimes curiosity is normal... and sometimes it's your dog's way of telling you something else is going on. 🐾

🐾📱 If Dogs Had Group Texts... 📱🐾We can only imagine the notifications.But if dogs had group chats, we're pretty sure the...
07/20/2026

🐾📱 If Dogs Had Group Texts... 📱🐾

We can only imagine the notifications.

But if dogs had group chats, we're pretty sure there would be a lot of drama, questionable life choices, urgent neighborhood alerts, and way too many messages sent in ALL CAPS.

Thankfully, they stick to barking instead. 😂

🦟🐾 Mosquitoes Aren't Just Annoying... They're Dangerous 🐾🦟When most people think about mosquitoes, they think about itch...
07/17/2026

🦟🐾 Mosquitoes Aren't Just Annoying... They're Dangerous 🐾🦟

When most people think about mosquitoes, they think about itchy bites and ruined backyard evenings. But for our pets, mosquitoes can pose a much more serious threat.

Just one mosquito bite has the potential to transmit heartworms—a potentially life-threatening parasite that can live in a pet's heart, lungs, and blood vessels. Once infected, dogs may not show signs right away, but over time heartworms can cause coughing, fatigue, breathing difficulties, heart disease, and even heart failure.

Cats aren't immune either. While heartworm disease is less common in cats, it can be much harder to diagnose and can cause serious respiratory issues or sudden illness.

Here's what makes heartworms especially sneaky: mosquitoes don't care if your pet lives indoors or outdoors. Mosquitoes regularly find their way inside homes, which means even indoor pets can be at risk.

The good news? Heartworm disease is far easier—and less expensive—to prevent than it is to treat.

Year-round heartworm prevention remains one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect your pet from a disease carried by one of nature's tiniest pests.

🦟 Sometimes the smallest bugs can cause the biggest problems.

🔥🐾 National Pet Fire Safety Day – July 15 🐾🔥Did you know that July 15 is National Pet Fire Safety Day?It's an important ...
07/15/2026

🔥🐾 National Pet Fire Safety Day – July 15 🐾🔥

Did you know that July 15 is National Pet Fire Safety Day?

It's an important reminder that emergency preparedness should include every member of the family—including those with four legs, feathers, or whiskers.

One of the best ways to protect your pets is to create a pet fire evacuation plan before an emergency happens.

Here are a few simple steps to get started:

🚨 Keep leashes, harnesses, and carriers near exits
🚨 Make sure your pet's microchip and ID tags are current
🚨 Place a pet alert sticker on your home to let first responders know pets are inside
🚨 Include pet food, medications, and records in your emergency kit
🚨 Identify a safe location where your pets can stay if you need to leave your home
🚨 Practice loading pets into carriers or getting them on a leash quickly

When emergencies happen, pets often hide or become frightened, making quick action even more important.

This National Pet Fire Safety Day, take a few minutes to review your family's emergency plan and make sure your pets are included.

❤️ Because preparedness isn't just about protecting your home—it's about protecting the family members who depend on you.

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1404 Old State Route 74
Batavia, OH
45103

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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+15137321730

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