Category Archives: Veterinary Services
Check your Pet’s microchip number free at Belle Mead Animal Hospital
Saturday, August 15, 2015 is a free “Check the Chip Day” at Belle Mead Animal Hospital to remind pet owners to not only have their pets microchipped but to also keep the registration information up-to-date. The information you choose like certain addresses, emails and
Family fun at Bark in the Park Night!
Thanks to all who stopped by to see us at the Somerset Patriots “Bark in the Park Night.” The Belle Mead Animal Hospital team really enjoyed meeting all the visitors who browsed our table and answering questions about our services.
Pet insurance helps patient through ACL surgery
We like to share stories of our patients whenever we can, because sometimes their stories are also your stories. And if we see a miraculous outcome, all the more reason to share! Sharing gives hope to many others with pets
Taking your cat to the vet – Tips for senior citizens
Taking your cat to the veterinarian can be a stressful experience for pet parents of any age, but can be especially tough for senior citizens who might need an extra hand in calming kitty. Here are some ways to help ease the
Dr. Joe Martins addresses Just Kidding 4-H Goat Club
The Somerset County 4-H Just Kidding Goat Club recently invited Joe Martins, DVM, to present on the topic “How to Evaluate a Healthy Goat.” Following are the points made during the presentation.
Detecting urinary tract infections and bladder stones
We often advise pet parents that pets are silent sufferers. The reason for that is because pets cannot advocate for themselves. Therefore, pets rely on their owners and veterinarians to properly advocate for them. Although most pet parents know their
Happy Mother’s Day
Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there – both to human and their furry family members! Have a wonderful day! Belle Mead Animal Hospital, Your Other Family Doctors
Pet obesity a growing problem
Did you know that an overweight pet will live 2-2 1/2 years less on average due to increased health risks? Did you know that 50% of obese dogs will not live past 10 yrs of age? Did you know that obese
Itchy pets – could it be fleas?
There it is – that “thump, thump, thump” of your dog’s back leg on the floor that makes relaxation next to impossible for your pet. Many cats present with bald spots or streaks from licking itchy areas along their back or tail base. How do you
Is your pet suffering from a plant awn?
In botany, an awn is either a hair-like or bristle-like appendage structure. Why should pet parents be concerned about plant awns? Plant awns can easily become tangled in a dog’s fur simply during a walk outside in a grassy area.