When it comes to our pets, we tend to notice limping, itchy skin, or a lack of appetite right away—but dental disease often flies under the radar. Many pets suffer silently with oral pain or infection for months (or even years) before it's recognized. Dental health isn’t just about fresh breath or pearly whites—it’s an [...]

At Liberty Veterinary Hospital in Liberty Township, Ohio, we believe that knowing your pet’s breed-specific health risks isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. While every animal is unique, certain health conditions are more common in specific breeds due to genetics, physical traits, and selective breeding practices. By understanding your pet’s potential vulnerabilities, you can take preventive [...]

Understanding Pyometra: Why Emergency Surgery Can Save Your Pet’s Life Pyometra is a life-threatening infection of the uterus that affects unspayed female dogs and, less commonly, cats. Without prompt treatment, it can lead to sepsis, organ failure, and death. The condition requires emergency veterinary care, often in the form of surgical removal of the [...]

Preventing UTIs in Pets: Tips and Treatment Options Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common health issue in both cats and dogs, causing discomfort and, if left untreated, potentially leading to serious complications. As pet owners, understanding the causes, symptoms, and prevention strategies can help keep your pet healthy and comfortable. At Liberty Veterinary Hospital [...]

Does Your Pet Need Health Insurance? A Veterinarian’s Perspective As pet owners, we do everything possible to keep our pets happy and healthy. But what happens when an unexpected illness or injury leads to an expensive veterinary bill? That’s where pet insurance can help. But is it the right choice for you and your [...]

Thanksgiving is a time for gathering with family and friends, enjoying delicious food, and reflecting on what we're grateful for. While you’re preparing for the holiday, it’s essential to keep in mind the safety of your pets. At Liberty Veterinary Hospital, we understand how tempting it can be to include your pet in the festivities, [...]

Pets and their owners flock to the outdoors when the weather warms up, because they know the Midwestern summer lasts only a few fleeting months. While you are outside with your pet soaking up the sun, you may be exposing them to summer dangers. The Liberty Veterinary Hospital team has your pet’s best interests in [...]

Aging pets are more likely to develop many diseases and conditions, including chronic kidney disease (CKD), than their younger counterparts. Traditionally, this progressive condition was not diagnosed until pets began showing clinical signs in the late disease stages when treatment was too late to effectively slow disease progression. Now, a new test has been developed [...]

The eyes are a complex organ that works with the brain to help your pet see, sense light, and navigate the world. Primary eye diseases and systemic conditions that manifest in the eyes can cause your pet serious discomfort, and can lead to blindness. The first sign of an eye problem is often eye redness, [...]