Senior Cat Care – Senior Cat Golden Years
Over 75% of our cats have passed middle age and are entering their “golden years”. To call a cat old, one mustn’t consider chronological age, but rather physiological condition.
Chagrin Falls Veterinary Center & Pet Clinic with Dr. Carol Osborne. Located in Chagrin Falls, Ohio at 530 East Washington Street. Chagrin Falls Veterinary Center & Pet Clinic is operated by Veterinarian & Pet Celebrity Dr. Carol Osborne, the Integrative Pet Wellness Center offers traditional & natural alternative pet health products & therapies for dogs & cats.
Stef and Sally
Mother Stef loves her daughter Sally and they are adorable together. As we live near main road we keep them inside most of the time!
Dorothy & Renato’s Beagle
Would you like to see your Pet Featured on our Chagrin Falls Community Pet Showcase? Dr. Carol Osborne and her team would love to see you and your gorgeous pet showcased! Simply complete the form on this page and we will post the information on our website shortly thereafter. Please make sure your photos are…
Misty’s Dog Charlie
Charlie is our Wonder Dog. Very much loves being inside and out, a little crazy, but with Carol’s help he has settled down a lot!
Jaffa – The Water Baby
Jaffa is our pride and joy. He loves getting outside and whenever there is water watch out, He just loves it!
Danny and Lisette’s Dog Grima
Danny and Lisette’s Dog Grima is a crazy little thing. Loves being outside or playing in the house.
Barry’s Cat Tasha
Barry has had Tasha now for 6 months and she has had all her shots here at Chagrin Falls Pet Clinic
Allison & John’s Dog Moby
Moby is our 3rd dog and one of the lovable pets we know. Ethan, Will and Idgy treasure him dearly!
Bronwyn’s Cat Sophie
Bronwyn and her kids love Sophie, their pet Cat. Sophie is very much an indoor cat and is well trained!
Veterinary Economics Magazine: Cracking Patients Canine Genetic Code
Canine Genetic Code: Bond clients to your practice by revealing dogs’ family history. It used to be all in the name. Dr. Marty BeckerCanine Genetic Code—the veterinary correspondent for Good Morning America
Cat Kidney Problems & Feline Kidney Disease
Cat Kidney Problems & Feline Kidney Disease. Your cat’s kidneys filter and remove toxic waste products from the cat’s blood via the urine.
The Dish on Licorice
The Dish on Licorice. Feeding candy licorice to your dog – or any kind of confection, for that matter – is a definite no-no. But the herbal form of licorice is a time-tested remedy for gastrointestinal upset and skin problems such as allergies. And some veterinarians use it as an anti-inflammatory for problems such as…
Food For Thought: The Complete Guide To Your Dog’s Diet
Food For Thought: The Complete Guide To Your Dog’s Diet. There’s much more to canine nutrition than Just kibble and canned food. We explore it all to give you a well-rounded perspective on your dog’s dietary needs.
Peter & Dana’s Husky
Peter & Dana’s Siberian Husky Braveheart is a beautiful animal loved by all of their family.
ALERT: Popular Pet Product Killing Dogs
Pet owners from coast to coast are up in arms about a popular, once a month, chewable, pet product used to prevent fleas, heartworms and intestinal parasites in dogs.
Dog Skin Allergy & Knee (ACL) Injury Heal Naturally
Hello Fellow Pet Lovers! I wanted to share a nice note I received from a pet owner whose dog, William, an 8 year old Cocker Spaniel, suffered with severe canine skin allergies
Save a Life: Learn How to Detect Your Dogs Vital Signs
Save a Life: Learn How to Detect Your Dogs Vital Signs. Being able to accurately detect and determined your dog’s vital signs can make the difference between life and death!
Dog Exercise Boosts Heart Health for Pets & People
Dog Exercise Boosts Heart Health for Pets & People. How Much Exercise Do Pets & People Need? According to a study by the National Institute of Health (NIH), experts report that enjoying at least one brisk 20 minute walk, 5 days a week is better than any drug on the market today to truly promote healthy…
The ABC’s of Canine Heart Disease Detection
If you and/or your veterinarian suspect your dog has a heart problem because for example a heart murmur was detected and/or your pet is experiencing classic cardiac signs such as coughing, weakness and lethargy, diagnostic tests will be required to confirm the presence and severity of your dog’s heart disease.