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Wait a second. A cat on a leash? Yes, it's possible! Did you know many cats respond well to leash training, which is especially helpful if they spend a lot of time outdoors? If you're new to cat ownership or have considered using a leash, this PetMD article gives you some of the essentials on how to use them successfully. Click below to learn about all the details!

How to Leash Train a Cat Your social media feed is probably filled with cats on harnesses. But harnessing a cat takes patience and positive reinforcement. Here’s how to train your cat to walk on a leash.

Whether you have a playful puppy or a wise senior pet, regular physical activity has a host of benefits. Start today by taking an extra long walk or engaging in a fun game of fetch! Your pet will thank you with wagging tails and purrs. Contact us for a further assessment if they are reluctant to exercise or seem out of the ordinary. poinsettvet.com

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Protect your dog or cat with our team at Poinsett Animal Hospital this season. As the weather warms up, so does the risk of your furry friends encountering fleas and ticks. Safeguard your pet's health by bringing it to our veterinary clinic for a thorough examination and preventative treatments. Schedule a visit today and give your pet the protection they deserve! poinsettvet.com

Notice your furry friend experiencing sudden changes in appetite or frequent vomiting? These could be signs of an undiagnosed intestinal condition like Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). Pet owners can always do their part by recognizing the symptoms or utilizing common sense prevention methods discussed in this recent article below.

Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Dogs Inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD, is a chronic gastrointestinal condition that causes vomiting and diarrhea in dogs. Learn the causes, treatment, and prevention of IBD in dogs.

My dog's face when we arrive for a dental cleaning... 🐶

Did you know skin allergies can affect our beloved furry friends too? Atopic dermatitis in dogs is a common condition that causes itchy and inflamed skin, leading to discomfort for your pet. Luckily, Spruce Pets has comprehensively explained this condition to help you recognize the symptoms and seek appropriate treatment. Stay informed and keep your pet healthy!

What Is Dermatitis in Dogs and How Is It Treated? Atopic dermatitis affects a dog's skin is and can lead to major discomfort and infection due to allergies. Learn the causes, treatment, and prevention.

Choosing between wet or dry food for your furry friend can be tough. Wet food is great for providing hydration and can be more flavorful for picky eaters, while dry food helps promote dental health and is often more convenient to store. Whichever you choose, make sure it meets your dog's nutritional needs! Call our vet if you need more help with your pup's nutrition plan. poinsettvet.com

Good morning Poinsett clients
I wanted to inform you that the hospital will be closed on Saturday August 10th due to power line work. We will resume normal business hours on Monday the 12th. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Our pets at Poinsett Animal Hospital deserve the best care possible! August is National Immunization Awareness Month, and we're reminding our pet owners about the importance of vaccinating their furry companions. It's one of the best preventative measures you can take to keep them healthy for years to come. Visit our clinic today for all your pet healthcare needs! poinsettvet.com

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Do you have an indoor cat? Many of our clients who visit Poinsett Animal Hospital want to know what to do if their cat spends most of their time indoors. We recommended incorporating interactive toys like feather wands or laser pointers into your cat's daily routine to stimulate their natural instincts and provide mental enrichment. Share some of your ideas below for other cat lovers. poinsettvet.com

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As the temperatures rise and more adventures await this summer, it's important to be aware of the potential dangers your furry friend may encounter. They can face many possible obstacles, from heat stroke and dehydration to ticks and parasites. Keep them healthy all summer long by visiting our veterinarian for anything you need. poinsettvet.com

Who's taking their pet along for the summer trips? Whether you're hitting the road, sailing the seas, or soaring through the skies, ensuring your pet travels safely is a must! Luckily, our pals at the Humane Society have drool-worthy tips in their latest blog post. Before you and your fur-baby embark on your next adventure, give it a read for a paws-itively smooth journey!

Travel safely with your pet Tips to keep your pet safe while transporting them by car, airplane, ship or train

As the summer temperatures start to rise, it's essential for pet owners to be extra vigilant about their furry friend's well-being. Spruce is here to help with fantastic tips on keeping your pets safe and cool during the hot months ahead. From providing plenty of fresh water and shade to never leaving them in a hot car, it's good to "freshen" up your knowledge.

7 Dog Summer Safety Tips Summer is filled with lots of outdoor fun, but it can come with some hazards for dogs, too. Follow these tips to protect your dog from summer safety hazards like hot weather, hot pavement, and more.

Looking to keep your furry friend cool this summer? Poinsett Animal Hospital recommends supervised swimming as a safe and fun dog activity. Not only does swimming provide exercise, but it also helps reduce the risk of overheating. Remember to always introduce your dog gradually to water and ensure they are comfortable before diving in! poinsettvet.com

Me: Tries every pet behavior tip in the book

My pet: Still do whatever they want

On July 10th, we recognize National Kitten Day! Our team of experts at Poinsett Animal Hospital understands the importance of starting proper healthcare for your pet early in life. While it's important to establish routines at home, proper veterinary care is a must. Contact us today for a wellness exam to get started! poinsettvet.com

Exciting News from Poinsett Animal Hospital!

Dear Poinsett Animal Hospital Community,

We are thrilled to announce that construction has begun on our new building! Since opening our doors in 1979, Poinsett Animal Hospital has proudly served our beloved community with dedication and compassion. Over the years, our current facility has undergone several renovations to better accommodate the needs of our patients and clients. However, in the 18 years as an owner, we have seen our community grow exponentially and so has the demand for our services. The new building will be located on the land next to our current facility, and we anticipate completing construction by early 2025. This state-of-the-art facility will allow us to continue providing the highest standard of care for your beloved pets while ensuring we can accommodate our growing community's needs.

As a privately owned hospital, our commitment to delivering compassionate care remains unwavering. We are grateful for the trust and loyalty you have shown us over the years, and we are excited to continue serving you and your furry family members for many more years to come.

Thank you for being a part of the Poinsett Animal Hospital family. Stay tuned for more updates as we progress towards this exciting new chapter!

Warm regards,

Poinsett Animal Hospital

Summer is in full swing, and many of us will be out walking our dogs, playing fetch, or even taking a dip in the pool! Depending on the age and size of their pet, their exercise needs may differ. Our friends at PetMD have a great resource for dog owners on how to exercise with their furry friends and what to expect depending on their size.

How to Exercise with Your Dog Though it may seem like your four-legged friend loves nothing more than to nap on the couch, dogs need regular exercise too.

Hi Greenville, we hope everyone is having a great Friday! 🐶☀️

Greenville, We are proud to be part of this amazing community! Let's celebrate Independence Day together. Share your 4th of July photos with us below! 🎆

Greenville, fireworks can be scary to our pets. Let's show them some extra love and care this 4th of July. These few simple steps can help:

July 4 safety Fireworks, picnics and other 4th of July traditions can be great fun for people, but frightening and dangerous for animals. Know how to keep your animals safe.

Every day, new pets are introduced to families nationwide, especially puppies! Even if it's not your first time as a pet owner, there's much to know. This handy checklist from PetMD covers everything you need to know, from establishing a relationship with your vet to providing them with the right food. Be sure to check it out before you welcome your pet home.

New Puppy Checklist: Everything You Need to Get Started Buying products for your new puppy can be overwhelming when you don’t know where to begin. This checklist has been created to guide you in everything you need to welcome your new fur baby.

Welcoming a new furry friend into your family is a wonderful experience, but it's essential to prioritize their health and well-being from the start. The very first thing you should do when bringing home a new pet is schedule a visit to our vet in Greenville. We provide comprehensive care, vaccinations, and advice on keeping your pet's health in check. Call today to get started! poinsettvet.com

Daily exercise for your pet is a crucial part of a pet's physical and mental health. From building muscle to preventing boredom, your four-legged friend should be getting exercise every single day. If you're not sure how much exercise your pet's specific breed needs, reach out to us! {Domains%}

With summer in full swing, our vet from Poinsett Animal Hospital is ready to help with dermatological problems. From managing skin allergies to treating common skin conditions, our experts are here to provide comprehensive care for your pets. Trust us to keep your pet's skin healthy and happy! Schedule an appointment to keep your pet happy all summer long. poinsettvet.com