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By Elizabeth Orcutt, DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVIM (SAIM) You’ve heard of essential oils. They smell good. They are natural. They help with a variety of ailments. So, what can be wrong with them? Recently there ...

By Elaina Kabatchnick, DVM, DACVIM (Small Animal Internal Medicine)   The health benefits of being a cat owner can’t be denied any longer! The Center for Disease Control (CDC), National Institute of Health (NIH), and ...

By Allison Sande, DVM, DACVIM (Small Animal Internal Medicine), DACVECC You should never feel hesitant or embarrassed to call a veterinarian if you are concerned about the health of your pet. Veterinarians and their staff ...

Traditionally, cats and dogs are the most common household pets. Most owners understand the social nature, time requirement, and cost of care associated with these popular pets and often make informed decisions before adopting a cat or ...

Veterinary physical rehabilitation is a medical field devoted to enhancing the recovery of a debilitated or injured animal. It involves an understanding of the pet’s metabolism and how the pet is affected by exercise, disease, ...

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital has seen a recent increase in cats being accidentally poisoned by rodenticide. Medical diagnostics for these cats show damage to their nervous systems which is consistent with the reported effects of ...

While acupuncture may seem like a new age trend, it is an actually an ancient form of healing and disease prevention that is over 4000 years old. It was initially developed for humans but the ...

Do you know which organ is the largest one in the body? I’ll give you a hint: most people don’t think of me as an organ! If you guessed the skin, give yourself a high ...

When the weather turns nice, most pet owners like to bring their pets outdoors to enjoy the warm sunshine and pleasant breezes. This is also true for owners of birds, reptiles, and small mammals. Here ...

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital in Tinton Falls has earned a new certification from the American Animal Hospital Association! We are now specialty accredited! After much planning and preparation, in December 2015 we proudly achieved AAHA ...