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Your pet might be bugged with pests called zoonotic parasites. These parasites can be transmitted from pets to humans, causing more than a little itching or irritation. Read on to learn more.  Some pets are born with intestinal worms (transmitted from their mother while in utero or through milk). Intestinal parasites can affect your adult…

Are you the proud human to a new puppy? Congratulations! You’re probably enjoying all the snuggles, play, and puppy goodness. All of this time at home during the COVID-19 crisis means more time with your tiny canine companion. But eventually, restrictions will ease, and we’ll start spending more time outside of our home. When that…

Gardening can be a relaxing activity. With springtime and social distancing, many people are turning to gardening for a way to be outside and enjoy a piece of nature. If your pet is also spending time in the yard with you, be sure to keep them away from these common toxins. Slug and snail baits —…

The safety of our clients and patients is Oz Animal Hospital’s top priority. We are closely monitoring the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and are taking action based on guidance from public health experts. To maintain a safe environment and address client concerns, we are taking measures to ensure the safety or our staff and clients. We want…

Due to the recent stay-at-home order made effective March 21st, we wanted to share some updates for you. These are what is currently in place until April 7th: We will continue to see patients. While preventative care is a big part of keeping your pets healthy, we urge you to delay wellness visits and elective…

The health and well-being of patients is our top priority. As news of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in our community continues to develop, we are monitoring the situation closely. At this time, Oz Animal Hospital remains open and is operating under regular business hours. While the CDC and other health authorities have indicated that dogs, cats,…

With spring around the corner, we at Oz Animal Hospital want to share these tips for keeping parasites off your pet. Fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes will be making their spring-time surge as the temperature climbs. #1: Keep your pet on year-round parasite prevention This first tip is a no-brainer. If you keep your pet on…