Village Animal Hospital

05/28/2026

Separation anxiety is a progressive condition that won't just go away with time or ignoring your pet. It can cause other anxiety disorders and even lead to unnecessary suffering for your furry friend. As pet owners, it's our responsibility to provide love, patience, and the right treatment for our pets. Seek professional help if your pet is showing signs of separation anxiety.

05/26/2026

🚹🐾 Did you know that neutering your male pet can help prevent several serious health issues?

👍 Neutering eliminates the risk of testicular tumors and decreases their risk for prostate problems, perianal tumors, and hernias.

🏃‍♂️ Plus, neutered males are less likely to roam and get into accidents or fights.

05/21/2026

🐾A single tick bite can transmit Lyme disease, so we recommend continuous parasite prevention for year-round protection and peace of mind.

Learn how to protect your pet and yourself from this debilitating condition by contacting us at 316-689-0202. Stay informed and keep your furry friend healthy! ❤️

05/19/2026

🐕🐈 A healthy diet is important, but so is exercise! Encourage your furry friend to get up and get moving every day. Even a short burst of activity can help. For cats, a few 5- or 10-minute play sessions throughout the day are best.

🎾🐾 Dogs, on the other hand, benefit from a longer walk or a game of fetch. Keeping your pet active is key to helping them maintain a healthy weight.

Need ideas for exercising with your pet? Reach out to our team for tips! Call 316-689-0202 to talk to your veterinarian.

05/16/2026

Knowing your pet's lymph nodes (where they are, what normal feels like, and what changes mean) puts you miles ahead of catching problems early. Enlargement signals the immune system is responding to something, and the location and character of the swelling offers real clues about what's happening. Village Animal Hospital has the full breakdown on the home check, the causes, and the diagnostic process.

Knowing your pet's lymph nodes’ “normal”- where they are, what they feel like, and what changes in size or texture might indicate- puts you miles ahead of catching problems early. Lymph nodes are positioned throughout the body as checkpoints for the immune system. When they enlarge, it usually...

05/14/2026

🐱😿 Has your cat been sneezing or having discharge from their nose or eyes?

They might have feline herpesvirus type I, a common viral infection that affects cats. This virus is spread through contact with an infected cat's saliva, nasal discharge, or ocular secretions.

😷 Common signs of infection include sneezing, conjunctivitis, and nasal and ocular discharge.

💡 To protect your pet from feline herpesvirus, call 316-689-0202 to consult with a veterinarian today.

05/12/2026

Dogs communicate through body language and facial expressions, so it's important to pay attention to these cues to prevent bites and fights. Look for signs of discomfort, such as lip licking or avoiding eye contact, and give your dog space when they need it. With a little awareness, you can keep everyone safe and happy.

05/07/2026

👉🚪 Hey, pet lovers! Did you know your garage may contain hazardous substances that can harm your furry friends?

🐾 Chemicals like paints, glues, and antifreeze can be TOXIC if ingested, and antifreeze is especially dangerous due to its sweet scent and taste.

🚫 Keep these products secure and out of reach to prevent accidental exposure to harmful substances!🙏

05/05/2026

🐶 Canine hepatitis is caused by an adenovirus, and is transmitted through an infected dog’s urine, nasal discharge, and ocular discharge.

🤒 Signs include lethargy, mild fever, nasal and ocular discharge, cough, and cloudy corneas.

Want to learn how to protect your pet? 📞 Call 316-689-0202 to consult with a Veterinarian.

04/30/2026

🐾🌡️ Is your furry friend having trouble shedding those extra pounds? If you've been struggling with their diet and exercise plan, it's time for a veterinary visit.

🏥🩺 Call our team to schedule your pet's workup and determine why they're not losing weight. We'll work with you to find a solution that works for your pet's unique needs. to book an appointment.