Riverside Animal Hospital

Kittens should come in for a visit around 6 to 8 weeks of age to receive their first vaccines. Vaccinating your kitten can help protect them from disease, viruses, and bacteria. Call us today to learn more about kitten vaccines and schedule your appointment today!

Regular exercise also helps your dog maintain a healthy weight and heart, while increasing muscle mass. Allow your pet to play a part in your daily exercise by going on a walk or short run!

Bad breath can be a sign of teeth or gum problems. Particles of food, saliva, and bacteria known as plaque can build up on the gums and teeth and cause infection! Wondering how your pet can have improved dental health? Schedule your furry friend's next visit today!

Having your veterinarian examine your pet at least once a year is crucial to make sure your pet is healthy and to help detect problems sooner rather than later! Schedule your next visit now!

Lack of exercise and overfeeding is as much a problem in pets as it is in people. Your pet cannot decide how much exercise he or she needs or what kind of food is best to eat; only you can do that. We can help you figure out the best routine and treatment for your fur baby. We're here for you!

Keeping your pet free of parasites (fleas, ticks, heartworm, etc.) is extremely important! Consult with us for the best product and treatment for your pet

Your pet's diet plays a huge role in their overall health. As dedicated pet owner's, we know that it can be difficult finding the correct diet plan for your pet! We're here to answer your questions to ensure that your pet lives their happiest and healthiest life!

It may be necessary to dress your pets warmly as we near colder weather! Small dogs and those with short hair need extra help when there’s a chill in the air. Puppies and older canines also may find it hard to control their body heat.

When should you treat your dog with flea or tick products? It depends on where you live! Call us and schedule your pet's next visit!

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Winter calls for extra insulation in dog houses and other outdoor animal shelters. To keep your pet cozy, make a raised bed using a fluffy cushion or blanket!

Unfortunately, allergies are quite common in dogs of all breeds and backgrounds. Most allergies appear after the pet is six months of age, with the majority of affected dogs over age one or two.

Poor coordination and the lack of balance are among the earliest signs of rabies. If you notice your cat banging their head into a lot of objects you need to contact us!

Your pet’s teeth and gums should be checked at least once a year by your veterinarian to check for early signs of a problem and to keep your pet’s mouth healthy!

Veterinarians are trained to know what to look for during a routine examination. Whether it's a bacterial infection, a problem with their weight, or deteriorating hips in senior pets, visiting the vet regularly can help detect problems and disease as early as possible!

The chrysanthemum is a common houseplant that may poison your pet. Even if the cat touches the plant with his skin or mouth, there will be allergic reactions.

If there’s one piece of equipment that’s an absolute necessity for your dog, it’s a pet identification (ID) tag. What does your pet's ID tag look like?

Plastic-coated springs designed as cat exercise toys can exercise and entertain a cat in multiple ways!

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As a general rule, adult dogs need about one ounce of water per pound of body weight per day. But growing puppies, despite their smaller size, drink more than their adult counterparts.

Tiger lilies are probably the most poisonous plants for cats. All the parts of the plant are toxic, and able to cause renal failure. Cats that have ingested this plant will vomit, be lethargic, lack appetite or have increased thirst.

Even if you have a big backyard, it's still important to walk your dog so that they can get the exercise that they need!

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Cats rub against us and scratch as a form of communication! They have scent glands on their cheeks and paws, so rubbing against us or scratching on vertical surfaces transfers their scent.

Trimming your dog’s nails play a vital role in maintaining your dog’s health! Neglected nails not only drive you up the wall with their continuous clicking across the floor, but can also cause health problems in your dog.

Do you have a reclining chair? Young puppies and kittens love to run under and hide in reclining chairs. Kittens are especially likely to climb up inside the chair and curl up for a nap, so be sure to check where your pet is before reclining!