Buxmont Veterinary Hospital

06/05/2026

If your dog has chronic itching, recurring ear infections, or frantically eats grass — these aren’t random problems.

They’re the same problem showing up in different places.

Share this with a pet parent who’s been treating the symptoms without finding the answer. 🌿

05/30/2026

Here’s how to tell the difference between disease-free and actually thriving — because they’re not always the same thing.

Share this with a pet parent whose vet just told them everything looks fine. 🐾👀💕

05/25/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸

Whether you’re honoring those past or celebrating the unofficial start of summer, we hope you and your furry friends enjoy in safe and meaningful ways.

Buxmont Vet will reopen tomorrow, May 26, at 9AM.

🌧️ Don’t let the rain get you down. Many pets don’t mind getting a little wet! (And hopefully it should be stopping in most areas soon.) If you’re going to be grilling later, just remember that there are some foods dogs and cats absolutely should NOT eat. 🚫

🥩 Keep it simple if you’re sharing: meat only with minimal to no seasoning. 🍗

05/23/2026

3 things Dr. Nicole wishes every pet parent knew before their visit.

05/23/2026

1️⃣ Your observations at home are clinical data. Write it down and bring it with you!

2️⃣ It’s ok to ask “why?” Why does this keep coming back? Why did this happen?

3️⃣ You are allowed to want more than just management of the symptoms. You are allowed to want a cure, or to understand the root cause of a problem.

You’re not being difficult when you ask questions. You’re being an advocate for your pet, and that’s exactly what they need you to be!

05/16/2026

05/15/2026

More kitchen conversations with Ares! Today’s question: Does itching mean your dog (or cat) is broken?

Watch to find out the answer.

05/09/2026

And so it begins: Kitchen Conversations with Ares!

05/09/2026

Got questions?
So does Ares.

Let’s see where this leads.

05/02/2026

💫Episode 10: Thriving!💫

Being alive isn’t good enough. We want our pets (and ourselves) to be thriving.

Thriving means having joy, vibrancy, brilliance. Doing things that bring happiness in the most basic of ways.

This is not the same as “not sick.” If your pet is “not sick” but they’re just existing, we can do better.

If this mini series helped you see your furbaby in a different light, you’re exactly who it was made for.

Now go thrive! (And share with someone else who needs to hear it.)