Edgewater Animal Hospital

06/16/2025

Monthly preventatives break the life cycle to stop parasite infestations before they start.

Staying on schedule with consistent doses is the best way for your pet to stay protected.

Call to discuss the best prevention plan for your pet.

06/13/2025

Backyard barbeques are fun for the whole family—but not all the treats are safe for pets.

Keep your furry friends safe during cookout season, and when in doubt call us with any questions or concerns!

06/09/2025

Dogs and cats are more prone to dehydration in the heat, especially after walks, playtime, or even lounging outdoors.

As a rule of thumb, pets need about 1 oz of water per pound of body weight per day, and even more when it's hot.

If you notice these signs, call us right away!

06/06/2025

During summer, sidewalks and asphalt can reach dangerously high temperatures that may burn paw pads in seconds.

Try this test: Place the back of your hand on the pavement for 7 seconds. If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for your pet.

Morning and evening walks are safest—and don’t forget grassy paths, booties, or protective wax!

06/02/2025

Headed out of town this summer?

Whether you're planning a road trip or booking a boarding stay, now’s the perfect time to schedule your pet’s wellness exam.

Exams ensure your pet is healthy, up to date on any needed vaccines, and ready for whatever adventures lie ahead.

Contact us to book your appointment today!

05/30/2025

Some common household cleaners can be dangerous for pets, containing toxic chemicals that can cause irritation, poisoning, or respiratory issues.

Here are some pet-safe alternatives! Call us immediately if your pet comes into contact with a toxic substance.

05/26/2025

Fleas aren’t just annoying—they multiply fast and can turn into a full-blown infestation in days, affecting your pet and your home. Here’s how to detect and protect against fleas.

Ask us about prescription flea or combo prevention options that are right for your pet!

05/23/2025

Planning a road trip with your pet? Keep them safe and secure with these travel tips!

05/20/2025

05/19/2025

External parasites like fleas and ticks are commonly found in grass, wooded areas, and your own backyard. They latch onto your pet during outdoor time, feeding off them and potentially spreading harmful diseases.

Have questions or want to learn more about the types of parasites and how they affect your pet?

Schedule a visit so we can walk you through prevention and keep your pet protected year-round.

05/16/2025

Pets can get lost in an instant. Identification tags help, but microchips offer permanent protection. This tiny chip can be scanned at shelters or vet offices to help reunite you with your pet.

If you’ve recently welcomed a new pet, be sure they’re microchipped—and if you're not sure, just ask us at your next visit. We’re happy to check and answer any questions!

05/12/2025

Did you know some parasites live inside your pet’s body?

Roundworms, heartworms, and other internal parasites can go undetected until they cause major health issues.

Regular vet check-ups and annual prevention are the best way to keep your pet safe! Call or visit our website to schedule your next appointment.