Lebanon Animal Hospital

10/29/2026

😺💉 Protect your kitty from feline distemper (panleukopenia) caused by the feline parvovirus. Kittens are the most vulnerable. Contact with an infected cat's urine, f***s, or nasal secretions can cause this disease. Call (615) 444-4422 to learn how to safeguard your cat's health.

10/27/2026

Loose and missing teeth are just the beginning when it comes to the potential consequences of periodontal disease in pets. Call us, today, to learn more and schedule a check up for your pet! (615) 444-4422

10/22/2026

🐾🌡️ Is your furry friend having trouble shedding those extra pounds? If you've been struggling with their diet and exercise plan, it's time for a veterinary visit.

🏥🩺 Call our team to schedule your pet's workup and determine why they're not losing weight. We'll work with you to find a solution that works for your pet's unique needs. Call (615) 444-4422 to book an appointment.

10/20/2026

Cats may be known for their independent nature, but they can also experience separation anxiety. Signs to look out for include urination on personal items, excessive grooming, and loud vocalizations. Don't overlook these signs in your feline friend!

10/15/2026

Don't neglect your pet's dental health! Oral infections can cause major health problems in pets, but proper dental care is the key to prevention. Join us in promoting pet dental health! Call us, today, to book a dental check-up for your pet! (615) 444-4422

10/13/2026

👀😬 Are you paying attention to your pet's dental health? Dental disease is a common issue that can cause chronic pain and discomfort for pets.

But since they can't tell us when they're in pain, it's up to us as pet owners to be vigilant. Look out for signs of dental disease like bad breath, yellow buildup on teeth, and swollen gums.

Annual dental evaluations as part of your pet's regular preventive care exam can help detect issues early, before they cause serious problems. A proper dental procedure can make a world of difference for your furry friend! (615) 444-4422

10/10/2026

A dog's cruciate rarely blows out from one bad landing. It frays slowly, which is why a dog who tore one knee often has the same wear quietly building in the other. Lebanon Animal Hospital checks both back legs, not just the sore one, and explains TPLO, TTA, and extracapsular repair. The full breakdown is on the blog.

A dog's cruciate ligament usually fails from slow wear, not one bad jump, so the second knee is often at risk too. Learn what that means for both back legs.

10/08/2026

Struggling with a pet's separation anxiety can be frustrating and worrisome for owners. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to help manage this distressing condition. These include medication, behavior modification, and environmental management. By working together, we can help your pet find relief and live a happier, healthier life.

10/06/2026

When interpreting your dog’s body language, it’s important to pay attention to subtle cues as well as overt signals. For instance, a slight shift in weight or a barely visible change in ear position can be important indicators of your dog’s emotional state. Learning to recognize these smaller cues can help you better understand your dog’s needs and desires.

10/01/2026

Want to build a stronger bond with your furry friend? Understanding their body language and communication cues can help you identify when they're relaxed and happy, and when they may need some extra support.