Blog & Announcements

As you make your 2020 resolutions, don’t forget to include your furry friend. Since many resolutions focus on maintaining a healthy lifestyle, this is a good opportunity to evaluate your pet’s body condition and decide ...

A 6-year-old FS German Shepherd dog (pictured) presented to Dr. Jill Sammarco with a 3-week history of decreasing appetite and energy level.  She did not eat or move much the 3 days prior to presentation.  ...

A client presents his or her dog to you for squinting and redness.  You apply fluorescein stain to the eye and discover a superficial ulcer.  You start a topical antibiotic, pain medication and fit the ...

  Red Bank Veterinary Hospitals in Mount Laurel would like to announce our neurologist, Dr. Jenny Scarano will be returning from maternity leave Monday, January 6th. She will be available for consults and procedures Sundays-Thursdays.   ...

The holidays are stressful and chaotic, and you may not have considered how different routines, foods, and decor could affect your furry friend. A pet emergency could ruin your holiday faster than a fruitcake at ...

Clinical Study Summary: Our project aims to define biomarkers of severe primary ITP and identify genetic susceptibility loci implicated in loss of self-tolerance. This study builds directly on the promising results of our AKC grant ...

Study Objective The use of cannabinoid derivatives in the treatment of a variety of neurological disorders in humans has recently been explored, particularly in the treatment of chronic pain and epilepsy. Full spectrum cannabinoid rich ...

From the Neurology & Neurosurgery Department: Dr. Jenny Scarano will be Going Out on Maternity Leave In October, Dr. Jenny Scarano will be going out on maternity leave. During her absence, Dr. Rachel Song will ...

Welcome to the team, Dr. Raphael Vezina! Dr. Raphael Vezina is originally from Montréal. He attended McGill University and graduated in 2007 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Anatomy and Cell Biology and again in ...

As human complementary medical therapies become more common, many owners want to know if alternative treatments can help their pets. Red Bank Veterinary Hospitals offer alternative therapies, including traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and medical acupuncture. ...