Tag Archives: Canines
Dr. Kim Somjen achieves certification as Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner
Join us in congratulating Dr. Kim Somjen who recently achieved her Certification as a Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner through the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine (UTCVM)! She began the certification process three and one-half years ago through the University
Join Belle Mead Animal Hospital at the July Somerset Patriots Bark in the Park Night!
We’re excited to announce the Belle Mead Animal Hospital team will once again participate in the Somerset Patriots “Bark in the Park Night” on Wednesday, July 26, 2017. Bring your leashed dog, family, and friends for a fun evening at
Flea Control and Disease Prevention for your Pets
What are Fleas? Fleas are tiny, wingless, jumping insects that feed on the blood of your pets and your family. The year has proven to be one of the worst flea seasons we have seen in over 20 years. All
Laser treatment helps bite wounds heal – Case Study
Infrared light has extraordinary healing properties, and the clinical effectiveness of laser therapy has been well documented through numerous studies. Its effect is photochemical rather than thermal, as in surgical lasers. Class IV lasers, such as the K-laser which is
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
Join Belle Mead Animal Hospital at Bark in the Park Night
Get ready for another fun night out with the Belle Mead Animal Hospital team! We’ll be participating at the Somerset Patriots “Bark in the Park Night” on Tuesday, July 14, 2015. We invite you to come to TD Bank Ballpark,
Girl Scouts donate handmade Dog Beds to Belle Mead Animal Hospital
On Tuesday, May 19, 2015, Cadettes from Girl Scout Troop 61108, Montgomery, visited Belle Mead Animal Hospital to deliver handmade dog beds. Their goal was to make and provide dog beds for animals who are homeless, sick or hurting.
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
Maci earns the AKC’s Canine Good Citizen Award
Congratulations to Maci who recently passed the American Kennel Club’s “Canine Good Citizen” test! Maci has been a patient at Belle Mead Animal Hospital for many years now. Maci’s mom has been quite diligent in seeing that Maci was well
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.