Boulder City Animal Hospital

08/18/2026

💙 Helping Your Pet Find Relief

Every itchy pet is different, which is why there isn't a single treatment that works for everyone. Depending on the cause, your pet may benefit from prescription medications, allergy testing, medicated shampoos, dietary changes, or parasite prevention. Our goal is to create a personalized treatment plan that keeps your pet comfortable all year long.

08/17/2026

National Black Cat Appreciation Day

🐈‍⬛ Black cats are just as loving, playful, and wonderful as any other cat. Unfortunately, they are often overlooked in shelters despite making amazing companions. Today we celebrate these beautiful felines and encourage everyone to look beyond coat color when choosing a pet.

08/15/2026

International Homeless Animals' Day

🏡 Today we remember the millions of homeless animals waiting for loving families. Adopting, fostering, volunteering, or donating to local shelters all help make a difference. Every pet deserves a safe home and compassionate care.

08/15/2026

National Check the Chip Day

📍 Is your pet microchipped? More importantly—is your contact information up to date? A microchip greatly increases the chances of being reunited with a lost pet, but it only works if your information is current. Today is the perfect reminder to verify your pet's registration.

08/15/2026

We celebrated Dany's first visit at BCAH with a delicious treat and, as you can see, this little girl is living their best life!

08/14/2026

👂 Itchy Ears Need Attention

Recurring ear infections are commonly associated with allergies in both dogs and cats. Head shaking, scratching at the ears, redness, foul odor, or dark debris are all signs that something isn't right. Prompt treatment helps relieve discomfort and can prevent chronic ear disease from developing.

08/13/2026

👀 Signs Your Pet May Have Allergies

Itching isn't the only sign of allergies. Frequent ear infections, excessive licking or chewing of the paws, hair loss, red or inflamed skin, hot spots, and recurring skin infections can all indicate an allergic condition. If you notice any of these signs, schedule an appointment so we can help identify the cause and create a treatment plan.

08/12/2026

🌿 Why Is My Pet So Itchy?

There are many reasons a pet may develop itchy skin, including environmental allergies, food allergies, fleas, mites, skin infections, or underlying medical conditions. While the symptoms may look similar, the treatment depends on the underlying cause. A veterinary examination is the best way to determine what's making your pet uncomfortable.

08/11/2026

08/10/2026

🐾 Itchy Pet Awareness Season

Occasional scratching is normal, but persistent itching is not. If your pet is constantly scratching, licking, chewing at their paws, or rubbing their face, they may be dealing with an underlying medical condition. The sooner the cause is identified, the sooner we can help your pet find relief and get back to feeling comfortable.