Eastgate Animal Hospital

08/29/2025

Scientific fact: cats with tiny toe beans make everything better. They demand nothing and offer everything (except personal space, sometimes sleep, the ability to put delicate glassware in precarious places BUT THEY ARE CUTE). Let’s hear it for our emotional support purring potatoes.

08/29/2025

We hope everyone has a fantastic and safe Labor Day weekend! We will be closed Monday 9/1/25 in observance of the Holiday and will reopen Tuesday 9/2/25 at 7:30am.

Here is an outline of our hours this weekend:

Friday 8/29/25: 7:30am - 7:00pm
Saturday 8/30/25: 7:30am - 2:00pm
Sunday 8/31/25: CLOSED
Monday 9/1/25: CLOSED

If your pet experiences a medical emergency, please note the emergency and urgent cares below.

MedVet Cincinnati - 513-561-0069
3964 Redbank Rd. Fairfax, OH 45227

Care Center Vets - 513-530-0911
6995 E. Kemper Rd. Cincinnati OH 45249

Veterinary Emergency Group - 513-653-3930
3702 Madison Rd. Cincinnati OH 45209

Mission Vet Urgent Care - 513-715-2344
9302 Town Square Ave. Blue Ash OH 45242

ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center - 888-426-4435

Sending all the PAWsitiviy and we hope everyone enjoys their weekend!! Stay safe!

Love,

The Eastgate Team 🐾💚

07/29/2025

During the hours of 11:45am to 2:20pm tomorrow (7/30) our lobby will be closed and our phones will be off, that way we can focus in on learning new tricks! We're sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
-The Eastgate Animal Hospital Team 🐶🐱💙

07/24/2025

07/17/2025

Let's play a fun little game of "Who does your pet look like??"

Post a picture of your pet in the comments and what celebrity, or cartoon character they look like! It's okay if they don't resemble anyone, tell us whose personality they remind you of.

Post those furry friends with their not so furry look-a-like!!🐶🐱🐾💙

07/16/2025

📚 Staff Training! 🐾
Eastgate Animal Hospital will be closed on Wednesday, July 30th, 2025 from 11:30am to 2:30pm for staff training.

We’re taking this time to learn, grow, and sharpen our skills so we can continue giving your pets the best care possible! 💙

Thank you for your understanding and apologies for any inconveniences!

-The Eastgate Animal Hospital Team🐾💙

07/12/2025

We just want to give a special birthday shout out to one of our Doctors....... Dr.Hall!! It's his 21st (🤫 we won't say his actual age) birthday. We can't thank him enough for all he does for the patients, the staff, and the hospital in general. Let's all show Dr.Hall some birthday love in the comments, whether it's just a happy birthday or a comment about the wonderful things he has done for your furry friends. 🥳🎂

07/10/2025

Today is National Kitten Day 🐱!!!! So show us all your kitters as kittens or the new little kittens you have gotten! We love seeing kitten pictures and especially our patients as little kittens. 😍🐱

07/06/2025

We're going to start a new thing called: Saturday Pet Parade. Each Saturday will have a new fun theme and this week's theme is.............

🎆 Saturday Pet Parade: 4th of July Edition! 🎆
Show us how your pets celebrated!
Were they rocking red, white & blue? Hiding under the bed during fireworks? Grilling with the fam?? We wanna see your festive fur babies
drop your pics in the comments! 🐾🐶🐱

04/02/2025

📣📣 IMPORTANT MESSAGE REGARDING OUR DAYCARE SERVICE! PLEASE READ!! 📣📣

03/21/2025

Check out this great information about common toxins for dogs! Thank you Care Center Vets, for sharing this!

This week of is ! Take a look below to see the most common dog toxins and the effects that these toxins can have on our canine friends.

⚠️ Chocolate: Hyperactivity, heart issues, gastrointestinal upset, seizures, and death
⚠️ Onions and garlic: Anemia, gastrointestinal upset
⚠️ Human medications: Many medications are toxic to dogs, including but not limited to, Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Aspirin, decongestants, antidepressants, and heart medications. If your pet ingests any human medication, it's best to contact your veterinarian, Care Center, or ASPCA’s Animal Poison Control Center immediately.
⚠️ Rat poison – Internal bleeding, seizures
⚠️ Xylitol – Low blood glucose, liver failure, and death
⚠️ Sago Palm – Irreversible liver failure
⚠️ Bread dough – Gastrointestinal obstruction or blockage
⚠️ Macadamia nuts – Weakness, gastrointestinal upset, tremors, lethargy
⚠️ Grapes and raisins – Kidney failure
⚠️ Alcohol – Gastrointestinal upset, seizures, lack of coordination

Stay tuned later this week, as we explore the most common cat toxins!