Spring

Flea and tick prevention is an important part of keeping pets healthy, but it is not one size fits all. What works well for one pet may not be the best choice for another. A dog who spends time hiking, running through tall grass, visiting dog parks, or living with other pets may need a different prevention plan than a mostly indoor cat or a senior pet with health concerns. Age, weight, species, lifestyle, medical history, and household exposure all matter when choosing the ri

Allergy season is not just for people. Dogs and cats can feel it too. As pollen, grass, and other environmental allergens increase in the spring, pets may start showing signs that something is bothering them. While humans often deal with sneezing, watery eyes, or congestion, pets usually show allergies through their skin, ears, and paws. If you have noticed your dog or cat scratching more than usual, licking their paws constantly, or developing red, irritated skin, spring all

Spring and summer are when many families welcome new puppies, often called puppy season. Warmer weather, longer days, and school breaks make it easier for training, bonding, and outdoor socialization. It is also a common time for families to bring home kittens and start fresh with a new pet. If you recently added a puppy or kitten to your family, the first few months matter more than many people realize. Early veterinary care helps build a strong foundation for long-term heal

As we move into spring across NW Ohio and SE Michigan, this is a great time to reset your barn health plan. Spring often brings a shift in turnout, pasture growth, riding schedules, travel, and exposure to insects and parasites. That makes it one of the most important times of year to review your horse’s preventive care routine. If you are getting ready for a busy season, here are a few essentials to check this month. Why Spring Wellness Matters A strong spring wellness plan

If you own horses in NW Ohio or SE Michigan, you know exactly what spring brings with it. Mud. Lots of it. Wet pastures, soft footing, and constant moisture can create a long list of challenges for horse owners this time of year. Mud season is not just messy. It can affect hoof health, skin, movement, and overall comfort if problems are not caught early. The good news is that a few simple routines can go a long way in protecting your horse during the transition into spring. W

It is hard to believe we are already thinking about spring appointments, but with the way winter has treated us, warmer days will be a welcome sight. Spring is one of our busiest seasons at Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services , and we encourage horse owners to schedule early, as appointments fill quickly once the weather breaks. We are happy to combine services when time allows, helping you make the most of each visit and keep your horses healthy and comfortable going into the