Dr. Connelly will be moving to New Hampshire to accept a residency in oncology at the end of July. While we are happy for her and this remarkable opportunity, we know her clients and support staff will miss her. Dr. Hess will continue seeing birds and pocket pets in her place, however with this change [...]
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CAH is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Annabel Moreo to our veterinary medical team. Dr. Moreo received her bachelor’s from Cornell in 2004, continuing on to The Ohio State University where she obtained her degree in Veterinary Medicine in 2010. During her time at Ohio State, Dr. Moreo volunteered with multiple non-profit rescue [...]
Frequently Asked Questions Q: Which food should I be feeding my pets? A: With literally dozens of brands and hundreds of formulas, how do you know what kind of food is right for your pet? For this article we’ll focus on commercially available diets. When choosing a food, in most cases you get what you [...]
Is a wellness plan right for your pet? Pet parents have told us that they want to provide their pets with the best care possible. However choosing between the best care and budget concerns is not an easy choice. Now with health plans starting at $29/mo, your pet simply receives the care they need [...]
Growing up, I didn’t always know I wanted to be a veterinarian. In school I was really interested in biology, mostly loving the science of it, and I took every biology-related class that I could. And of course I always loved animals and had pets growing up (first a poodle named Tinker, then a white [...]
Questions I often hear from my clients include when I decided to become a veterinarian. The truth is I cannot remember wanting to be anything else. My love of all animals started at an early age with playing with plastic horses with my friends. When I was in grade school I caught snakes and “rescued” [...]
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When I was 10 years old I decided I wanted to be a veterinarian. If you had a room full of people and 1 dog, I would be over in the corner with the dog. Animals always seemed like amazing beings, full of unconditional love and acceptance. When I was older and in college I [...]
With the holiday season just around the corner, most of us are looking forward to celebrating with our family and friends and we are fantasizing about that scrumptious holiday dinner. However, it is important that we not forget about our special family members, our beloved pets. It is our responsibility to keep the holidays safe [...]
Riley, Western Nevada Regional Youth Center, and CAH would like to thank everyone who contributed to Riley’s surgery fund. Because of your donations Riley received her much needed TPLO surgery last week. We’ll be sure to keep you posted on her recovery over the next 6-8 weeks. Beth Williams of the K9 Wellness Center has [...]
Hit By Car – accidents involving your pets If you know or suspect your pet has been hit by a car, seek veterinary treatment immediately. Many animals are disoriented and painful or bleeding, so the best plan is to wrap them in a blanket and drive them directly to the nearest veterinary hospital to seek [...]