Gradual Re-opening Phase 2

Posted by on May 21, 2020 in From the Blog, News | Comments Off on Gradual Re-opening Phase 2 Hello, Hudson Veterinary Hospital Family! We hope that this email finds you well and staying healthy during this challenging time. Our priority at HVH continues to be the safety of our staff and clients. As the state of Ohio progresses with reopening, we also continue to adjust our procedures. Starting June 1st, we will be welcoming clients who wish to accompany their pets into our office for...
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Appointments are changing temporarily – please read.

Posted by on Mar 17, 2020 in From the Blog, News | Comments Off on Appointments are changing temporarily – please read.
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Happy Thanksgiving!

Posted by on Nov 23, 2019 in From the Blog, News | Comments Off on Happy Thanksgiving!
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Sweet Pea’s Secret Santa

Posted by on Nov 23, 2019 in From the Blog, News | Comments Off on Sweet Pea’s Secret Santa Bringing Holiday Cheer to Homeless Pets Join us as we partner with the Humane Society of Summit County for the 5th straight year to benefit animals awaiting adoption. Bring in a donation from their wish list and enter for a chance to win a $50 HVH Gift Certificate as our Christmas gift to you! Click here for the link to the wishlish: https://www.summithumane.org/Wish_List Earn an entry each time...
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Pet Photos with Santa

Posted by on Nov 23, 2019 in From the Blog, News | Comments Off on Pet Photos with Santa Santa is coming to Hudson Veterinary Hospital on Sunday, December 15th from 1-4 PM to take photos with your furry family members! A professional photographer will be on site to capture your pet’s holiday moments with Santa. High quality images will be uploaded to an online gallery and can be downloaded to your phone or computer. All pet photos are on a donation basis. Thank you for your...
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Dr. Bob’s Retirement Announcement

Posted by on Jun 26, 2019 in News | Comments Off on Dr. Bob’s Retirement Announcement Dear Friends, As you may know, I transferred ownership of Hudson Veterinary Hospital to Dr. Kelly Willard and her husband Ryan on January 28, 2019.  I purposed to stay on in a supporting role to aid in the transition.   Now that they are well established, I will be retiring as of July 28, 2019. It has been a privilege to serve you and your furry friends for the last 35 years as...
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Breaking News – Welcome Willard Family!

Posted by on Feb 2, 2019 in From the Blog, News | 1 comment We are excited to announce that Hudson Veterinary Hospital has new owners! Dr. Kelly Willard and her husband Ryan Willard officially purchased the hospital from long time owners Dr. Bob and Jane Roberts on January 28th. Dr. Bob will remain as a staff veterinarian here. He is very much enjoying seeing patients and having less responsibility in the day to day affairs of running the practice. Ryan...
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Why don’t my dog’s feet freeze in the snow?

Posted by on Jan 16, 2019 in Ask the Vet, News | Comments Off on Why don’t my dog’s feet freeze in the snow? Wouldn’t it be nice to have warm feet all winter even without shoes or socks? Your pet has an advantage we don’t, and it is not just extra hair. When our feet get cold, our body constricts our feet’s blood vessels to slow blood flow to protect our core body temperature.  Low blood flow can mean not just discomfort, but possible frostbite. Researchers in Japan have studied dogs’ feet...
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Christmas Puppy or Kitten?

Posted by on Jan 2, 2019 in Ask the Vet, News | Comments Off on Christmas Puppy or Kitten? What next? Ok. So, you now have a new puppy or kitten adding to the Holiday chaos.  Congratulations! I’m sure it is already clear that the family dynamics have been suddenly altered.  There are not many things more fun than the antics of a new pet.  Pet videos are forever a social media hit.  But, after the novelty fades, there are some real considerations to consider. Your new...
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Should I keep my cat away from my Christmas Tree?

Posted by on Dec 12, 2018 in Ask the Vet, News | Comments Off on Should I keep my cat away from my Christmas Tree? A Christmas Tree does pose a threat for some cats. What could be more fun than scaling a tower offering a new vantage point to survey the surroundings?  Or better yet, chewing on a dangling cord or shiny tinsel? Kittens and young cats are most likely to tackle scaling a tree.  Some common sense precautions are in order.  Swallowing pine needles from a live tree can be dangerous....
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