Today’s pets, like their human counterparts, have access to the best healthcare. They have options for preventative care, emergency and urgent care, animal hospitals, surgery, physical therapy, diagnostics, and more. With so many choices, it is important to know which kind of care or appointment to make. The veterinarians at Cumberland Animal Hospital can help […]
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November through December is undoubtedly the most wonderful time of the year with decorations, home-made treats, gifts, and having loved ones near. However, not all holiday items are safe for our furry companions. Ingesting a holiday plant, drinking the Christmas-tree water, or trying a piece of holiday food can be toxic for a family pet […]
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Most often pet owners only take their cat or dog to the animal hospital when they in need of vaccination or are sick. It is important to remember that, like humans, pets need preventative care as well. Regular checkups are imperative in keeping pets healthy. Additionally, early detection and treatment of disease mean the difference […]
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We have all heard how dogs only see in black and white, but is it really true? The veterinarians and staff at Cumberland Animal Hospital decided to share some of the most common myths and explain what truth was behind them. Time to separate fiction from fact when it comes to these common myths about […]
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At any given point, whether to prevent parasites or treat an illness, a pet will need medication. Administering medicine orally to an animal has its challenges; however, with these tips and tricks, it can be done with ease. Before giving any medication it is important to talk with your veterinarian. It is essential to know […]
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What are coronaviruses? The CDC defines coronaviruses as “a large family of viruses that are common in people and different species of animals. Rarely, animal coronaviruses can infect people and then spread between people.” We are still learning about the virus that causes COVID-19, but it appears that it can spread from people to animals […]
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We’ve all been there, you turn your back for one second and your dog somehow manages to scoop up a chicken wing. Who can blame them really? Seeing the dog duck under a table, out of reach, prize in mouth – you panic. Sooner than you can say, “Fido – no!”, the chicken wing is […]
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COVID-19 SAFETY PROTOCOL As we monitor daily updates about the Coronavirus, we want you to know that the health, safety, and well being of our patients and employees is our top priority. For your pets, our office will remain open as we are committed to servicing your pet’s needs while staying in compliance with the […]
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