The Long View: Celebrating Long Animal Hospital’s Top 5 Blogs Of 2017

With 2018 just a paw swipe away, now is the time to figure out our New Year’s resolutions for our pets. The goal of our blog is to provide you with current, accurate, and useful pet care information, so what better place to begin the process of improving your pet’s life than right here with us?

Long Animal Hospital is pleased to present our top 5 most popular blogs of 2017!

Long Animal Hospital’s Top 5 Blogs Of 2017

1. Is it Necessary to Keep Pet Vaccinations Current? – With 24-hour emergency services available to your pet, we’re here whenever you need us. Certainly surgery, diagnostics, and treatment are required in the case of sudden illness or injury, but what about pet issues we cannot see? Disease prevention is a major component of veterinary care. From dental hygiene to maintaining a healthy weight, it’s critically important to keep up a proper defense against illness and disease. Read More…
2. Pet First Aid: Be Prepared for any Emergency – Many families know the value of emergency preparedness and often take the  precautionary steps to keep loved ones safe by establishing an emergency plan. Pets also depend on us in emergency situations, yet few pet owners know how to respond when an emergency arises. Read More…
3. Helping Arthritic Pets: Treatment Options for a Better Quality of Life – Although most of us might associate arthritis with old age, there are numerous reasons this joint disease may strike – even among younger pets. Thankfully, there are effective treatment options for an arthritic pet, helping them to thrive no matter the age or cause of the condition. Read More…
4. Weathering the Storm: How to Ease Pet Noise Anxiety – Few things strike fear into the heart of a pet like a raucous thunderstorm. Most animals have some level of noise aversion anyway, but storms can present a myriad of challenges. Read More…
5. How to Recognize a Pet Emergency – As with any medical emergency, timing can be the difference between successful treatment and heartbreaking tragedy. This is equally true for a pet emergency, which is why knowing how to react in such a situation is crucial. Read More…

Our Sincerest Thanks

We are deeply honored and grateful for each and every one of our patients and their families! Our goal for the coming year continues to be to provide you with the absolute best in veterinary care and education. Have a wonderful New Year, from all of us at Long Animal Hospital!