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Thinking About Getting a Reptile? (Dr. Golodik)
OCVH recommends that when thinking about adding a reptile as a family pet there are many things to consider. To avoid common problems ask yourself these important questions before setting foot inside...
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Is your dog having knee problems? (by Dr. Jenna Koenigstein)
Medial Patellar Luxation (MPL) in Dogs “Trick knees”, more properly termed medial patellar luxations, are a relatively common finding on physical examinations here at OCVH and in most veterinary...
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What’s the big deal about eating chocolate? ( by Dr. Moreira)
It is hard to believe, but summer is already over, and the holidays are right around the corner. Of course, with Halloween and other holidays soon to follow, baking and gift giving season has begun....
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“Brumation” or Hibernation in Reptiles (Dr. Christine Boss)
As the daylight gets shorter and our homes get cooler, a natural process begins in many captive snake, lizard, turtle and tortoise species. In winter months, some reptiles undergo “brumation”, which is...
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Your pets in 2015! ( Dr. Weiner)
Hello readers, I hope you all had a wonderful holiday season. Now that the season has passed and we have bid farewell to 2014, it is time to set our sights on 2015. While I am sure all of you have...
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“My Pet Is In Pain. Can I Just Use….” ( Dr. Danowitz)
As veterinarians, we are frequently asked by clients about using over-the-counter human medications to manage their pet’s pain and discomfort. Unfortunately, the answer is almost always, “No, it is...
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Rabbit and Guinea Pig Abscesses ( Dr. Gottleib)
Here at Ocean County Veterinary Hospital Group (OCVH) we find that one of the most frustrating problems for rabbit and guinea pig owners is when a seemingly healthy pet develops an abscess – a pocket...
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Feline Obesity and Weight Management ( Dr. Blair)
Did you know? The average domestic cat should ideally weigh approximately 8 to 10 pounds. However, more than 50% of household cats in the US are obese or overweight. The feline obesity epidemic...
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Behind the scenes at your pet’s dental cleaning ( Dr. Iaquinto & Cassandra...
Click the link below to watch: Behind the scenes at your pet’s dental cleaning.
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