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Bladder stones (uroliths) occur frequently in both dogs and cats. While diet and medication can help dissolve some types of stones, others require procedures to remove them; which often means an open abdominal surgery with ...

Storm season is upon us. Knowing how to prepare for a potential disaster is essential to keeping your family organized and safe. This includes emergency preparedness for pets, both indoor animals and livestock. Our pets ...

The first day of Spring has already occurred but many people associate the Easter holiday with the beginning of this new, and warmer, season. Like all holidays, Easter brings its share of hazards to our ...

We are proud to announce that Red Bank Veterinary Hospital has been re-awarded the American Animal Hospital Association’s top honor — AAHA accreditation! This is great news for RBVH clients and pets! RBVH in Tinton ...

Does your dog no longer have puppy breath? Do you cringe when he licks your face? Bad breath can be an indication of a variety of problems and should serve as a warning that something ...

Playing outside in the snow is fun and we often want to include our pets. But cold weather can have its share of hazards. Here is a list of winter weather warnings for pets to ...

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! And Hanukkah! This season, your home is sure to be filled with fun and holiday cheer. It’s important to consider your pet’s safety when decorating and preparing ...

‘Tis the season for holiday baking. To make sure your pets don’t miss out on the yummy fun, our clinical nutrition department crafted two healthy and tasty dog-friendly recipes.  They look so good, you may be ...

  Thanksgiving is a time to say thanks for all that we love and have. This includes our faithful animal companions. While we enjoy gathering with our friends and family for a feast, we need ...

Halloween is a fun time to celebrate with all members of the family, but it requires special precautions to make sure your furry family members stay safe. Here are some tips from Red Bank Veterinary ...