Kingston Veterinary Hospital

19/03/2025

March is here, and warmer temperatures are finally approaching. Now is the perfect time to enjoy some quality time with your pooch outdoors. Exercise is a great way to keep your dog healthy for years to come and allows them to bond with their owners. Don't forget to schedule a wellness exam before spring arrives. kingstonpets.com

17/03/2025

It might be more than a quirky habit if your pup is itching, scratching, or rubbing against every piece of furniture like they’re auditioning for a scratching contest. Allergies (whether from food or seasonal changes) are common but totally treatable. Don't let itchy skin cramp your dog's style! Click here to learn more about dog allergies and how to help them feel comfortable again.

Does your dog have allergies? Find out what dog allergy signs to look for, the most common causes of dog allergies, and the most effective allergy treatment for dogs.

14/03/2025

Good thing dogs don't actually operate 911! Often, when your dog regurgitates something, they will attempt to eat it. Don't let them do that, instead, bring them in for an appointment!
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12/03/2025

We are gearing up for spring! We have diagnosed so many dogs with Lyme disease. This is easily treated if caught and can have deadly consequences if not. One simple test. 3 drops of blood.
Call us today to schedule your pets test and get started on a flea and tick prevention.

12/03/2025

Looking for fun ways to keep your pet entertained? Cats need mental and physical stimulation to stay happy and healthy! Try setting up a treasure hunt with treats, building a DIY cardboard castle, or teaching them a fun trick using positive reinforcement. Keeping playtime exciting strengthens your bond and helps prevent them from getting into your cabinet! Have questions about your cat’s health and activity needs? Contact us today! kingstonpets.com

10/03/2025

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10/03/2025

Your dog’s brain is basically a furry genius in disguise. Keeping them mentally stimulated is just as important as physical exercise! Try puzzle toys, hide-and-seek games, new tricks, or just an old-fashioned game of fetch. If your pooch isn't acting like himself, don't hesitate to follow up with our veterinary team. kingstonpets.com

07/03/2025

It’s Friday, and we’re curious. Are you more of a cat person or a dog person? Do you prefer the independent vibes of a cat, or the tail-wagging, fetch-loving energy of a dog? Let’s settle this debate once and "fur-all!" Drop your vote below! kingstonpets.com

05/03/2025

Welcome to a new month, and Kingston Veterinary Hospital is spreading awareness about Pet Poison Awareness all March long. Everyday items like chocolate, cleaning products, and certain plants can pose serious risks to pets. Keep these out of reach, and always check labels to ensure your pet’s safety. If you suspect your pet has ingested something toxic, call us immediately. kingstonpets.com

03/03/2025

It can always be tempting to give your pooch a strawberry or blueberry after you're done washing them for the family. Many pet owners are unsure about which fruits are safe for their dogs. Fruit can be a highly nutritious option, but you must ensure they are not eating something dangerous. This overview gives the full breakdown for your peace of mind.

A veterinarian explains whether dogs can eat fruits like watermelon, strawberries, blueberries, bananas and others.

28/02/2025

As we make New Year's Resolutions in 2025, don't forget to include your pets! Whether it's a game of fetch, a walk in the park, or just cuddling on the couch, spending time together strengthens your bond and keeps them happy. What’s your pet’s favorite way to play? Let’s make more memories in 2025! kingstonpets.com

26/02/2025

Emergencies can happen when you least expect them. Knowing basic first-aid and having a pet emergency kit can make all the difference. Keep items like gauze, antiseptic, and a pet-safe thermometer on hand, and learn how to handle common issues like wounds, choking, or heatstroke. The handy guide below gives pet owners a trusted resource for first-aid care.

First aid is not a substitute for veterinary care, but it may save your pet’s life until you can get to a veterinarian.

25/02/2025

This is Maggie. She is an Irish Wolfhound. She will be 10 yrs old in May.
She began going down in her hips, unable to get up and falling down. This video is 25 days post Librela injection.
If your dog is slow to get up, having difficulty walking or even just laying around more give us a call. WE CAN HELP!

24/02/2025

One common problem for dogs is an ear infection. Allergies, moisture buildup, or foreign objects in the ear can trigger them. Common symptoms include head shaking, ear scratching, redness, swelling, or a foul odor coming from the ear. You might also notice discharge or your dog tilting their head to one side. Learn more about the treatments below and how our veterinarian can help.

Dog ear infections are painful and can lead to other complications. In this article, Dr. Amanda Simonson discusses ear infection treatments for dogs, as well as symptoms and prevention.

23/02/2025

How's your Sunday going?

23/02/2025

🌟2025 goal 🌟
More nutritious meals, fewer belly rubs for overeating!🐶

21/02/2025

It's the best feeling!

19/02/2025

Before you bring a new plant into your home, it's important to know the safest options for your pets.