I thought I would use this first blog entry to introduce myself;  I am Dr. Meghan Fincher.  I recently joined the staff at Central Animal Hospital and am very excited to be a part of this talented team!  My family … Continue reading →

A dog who is 7 years or older is considered middle to senior aged. Like humans, when dogs reach their ‘golden years’, their movements and metabolism start to slow. Their bodies have difficulty absorbing nutrients, and also joints and muscles … Continue reading →

Seventy five percent of cats develop serious dental problems over the course of their lives.  Teeth and gum infections can cause pain, result in losing teeth and even damage to internal organs. These dental problems can be avoided through preventive … Continue reading →

Often called ‘OTITIS’ ‘TAKE A WHIFF’–a sour smell isoften the first indication of Otitis.  Also, shaking and scratching at the ears with associated redness. Not sure?  email us at centralanimalhospital@gmail.com with your questions  or make an appointment with us. The … Continue reading →

Weight control Maintaining your pet at a healthy weight helps prevent or minimize a variety of health risks including arthritis, joint problems, diabetes, heart disease, and breathing problems. Healthy weight is achieved and maintained through a balanced diet and exercise. … Continue reading →

The importance of routine dental care cannot be stressed enough. Proper dental care actually helps prevent many health problems as your pet ages. Our wellness exams always include a thorough examination of the mouth. Preventive care When early tartar buildup … Continue reading →

Wellness care refers to: • Wellness exams (once or twice a year) • Annual blood work • Examining fecal samples to check for parasites • Preventive vaccinations When you consider that pets age roughly seven years for every one year … Continue reading →