Hills and Dales Veterinary Clinic

06/06/2026

June is National Foster a Pet Month, which aims to promote pet fostering nationwide, share valuable information, and raise awareness about the benefits of fostering animals. We thank those who open their hearts to care for cats seeking their forever homes.

06/06/2026

All pets and livestock should be vaccinated against Rabies.

The bat was reportedly found in a Greenville home and was sent to the Ohio Department of Health Laboratory for testing.

06/04/2026

It’s Pet Appreciation Week! Take a moment to give some extra attention to your cat. Extra play sessions, scritches, and treats are always in style! Show off how you pamper your cat in the comments.

06/04/2026

With hot summer weather just around the corner, here's an important reminder on the dangers of leaving your pet inside your car and how quickly the temperatures can increase. The simplest tip - DO NOT DO IT.

If you would like to help spread the word at your veterinary clinic, be sure to download this poster at avma.org/PetsInCars.

05/22/2026

Ticks are everywhere, especially in the warmer months. Share this infographic with pet owners to remind them the important facts about tick prevention and removal: https://bit.ly/4tiBvP4

05/21/2026

Just a reminder to please contact our practice if you need veterinary care, medication refills or prescription food prior to this weekend.

Our practice will be closed on Saturday, May 23rd and Monday, May 25th in observance of the Memorial Day Holiday.

Please contact MedVet Dayton, (937) 293-2714 or CARE Center, (937) 428-0911 for emergency care this weekend.

Thank you and have a Happy Memorial Day Holiday!

05/19/2026

Please avoid feeding your pets raw pet or raw human food, freeze dried treats, freeze dried pet food, grain free foods and unpasteurized milk or unpasteurized dairy products.

For more information on safe and recommended nutritional pet food options, please contact our practice.

A public health investigation documented the transmission of highly pathogenic avian influenza virus (HPAI, more specifically avian influenza type A H5N1) from a domestic cat to a human, but health officials maintain that the risk remains low.

05/13/2026

As we head into the warm season, it's important to learn about the dangers of ticks and how they can impact the lives of cats. Take a look at the infographic below to learn about the spread of tick-borne diseases, and how you can help protect our feline friends. 🐱🌳

05/12/2026

05/09/2026

Happy Mother's Day!