Heat Stroke in Dogs Heat stroke in dogs is a condition results from high core body temperatures. Changes can occur to multiple organ systems that can lead to death. Heat stroke commonly occurs when dogs are left in the car, left without drinking water in high temperature environments, or occur as a sequalae of diseases such…
Check it Out – You Now Have Online Access to Your Pet’s Info
In keeping with our commitment to provide excellent patient care, we are excited to introduce a new and user-friendly online service called ePetHealth. ePetHealth is an option that will allow you: • 24/7 online access to your pet’s medical information • Ability to make appointments or boarding reservations by email, text or phone. You can…
Check out “Welcome to Doxieville” book by Local Authors and Illustrator
Welcome to Doxieville! Granville Veterinary Clinic is pleased to feature the new children’s book, “Welcome to Doxieville”, for sale in our lobby and at Village Pet Market. This book is written by Todd Martin and co-creator Trudi Martin and illustrated by Granville Veterinary Clinic’s Jan Row. Based on real dachshunds owned by the Martins, children will…
Can You Give Your Pet Ibuprofen? Or Aspirin?
This is a common question pet owners ask when they are looking for a pin medication for their pet. Ibuprofen and aspirin are not generally recommended for dogs.Many dogs are sensitive to ibuprofen and aspirin and can suffer from severe signs of toxicity including stomach ulcers that cause bloody vomiting and diarrhea as well as…
Why is Chocolate so Bad?
Why Chocolate is Bad It’s almost Easter and with the holiday is commonly the availability of chocolate around the house. Chocolate can be toxic to dogs. The best way to prevent a problem is to keep the chocolate out of your pets reach. Why is Chocolate Bad for Dogs? Chocolate contains nervous system stimulants in…
