Our Blog April Is Heartworm Disease Awareness Month Heartworm disease, a known health risk to both cats and dogs, is transmitted by infected mosquitoes. Rates of transmission peak in the summer months, but infection can occur throughout the year in the warm, humid climate of the southern Atlantic states. Just as these bugs start multiplying in dizzying numbers, it’s time for Heartworm Awareness […] Read More How To Keep Your Pet Healthy There are many ways to help companion animals achieve vitality and longevity, and at Crossroads Animal Hospital, we work closely with individual pet owners toward these goals. There is no “one-size-fits-all” approach to veterinary medicine. We customize preventive measures and tailor a pet’s treatments for the best possible outcomes. That said, there are several health […] Read More How To Brush Your Dog’s Teeth Bad breath is a common topic among dog owners. Even from an early age, doggie breath can be on the strong side. Without regular intervention, oral bacteria and food particles create a slimy film called plaque, which eventually calcifies into tartar. Without proper treatment, this can lead to periodontal disease, which is progressive and irreversible. […] Read More Emergency Tips To Save Your Pet’s Life No one wants to think about, let alone plan for, an emergency situation, but how pet owners react to a sudden illness or injury can lead to a successful outcome. Because a pet’s sudden illness or injury can become totally overwhelming, it’s essential to have a road map to rely on. In addition to a […] Read More Holiday Foods & Plants That Are Toxic to Your Pets The holiday season is full of joy, but it also brings hidden dangers for your pets in the form of toxic foods and plants. The team at Crossroads Animal Hospital will share the most toxic plants and foods that pop up during the holidays so you can keep them away from your furry friends. Read More Taking Care of Senior Pets As our beloved pets age, it becomes even more important for us to provide them with the love, care, and attention they deserve. Just like humans, pets require extra care and support in their senior years to ensure a happy and fulfilling late stage of life. Read More Fall Pet Safety Tips As the leaves change and the weather cools, autumn brings new opportunities and challenges for pet owners. At Crossroads Animal Hospital, we’re committed to ensuring your furry friends stay safe and healthy throughout the fall season. Here are some important fall pet safety tips to keep in mind as you and your pets enjoy the […] Read More How Many Litter Boxes Do You Need? It’s the question every cat parent asks, “How many litter boxes do you need?” Cats are discerning, fastidious, and pretty particular about where they potty, so in this blog, our team at Crossroads Animal Hospital gets to the bottom of the quintessential question: How many litter boxes do you need for harmony in your cat […] Read More Introducing Your Pets to a New Baby Bringing a new baby home is an exciting time, but it can also be stressful for your furry family members. With some preparation and patience, you can help your pets adjust to the latest addition and make sure everyone feels safe, loved, and part of the family. At Crossroads Animal Hospital, we understand the importance […] Read More Common Feline Allergies & How To Combat Them Did you know that feline allergies are often lifelong conditions? At Crossroads Animal Hospital, we understand the frustration and concern that come with watching your cat suffer from allergy symptoms. We’re here to help manage these symptoms effectively, making sure your feline friend leads a comfortable and happy life. Read More Older Posts
