Blog
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Jul 26 2020
What Makes a Fear Free Certified Client Service Representatives?
The majority of the team at Riverview Animal Hospital are fear free certified professionals. What does that mean for you and your owners? Let’s start with our client service representatives…
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Jun 18 2020
What is a daily admission to Riverview Animal Hospital?
Sometimes all of the appointments are booked for the day and your pet is sick and needs to be examined the same day. Riverview Animal Hospital prides itself in our…
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May 06 2020
Surgical Post Op Care- Top 10 Tips
After surgery we want owners to be able to relax and not add any stress while their pets are healing. At Riverview Animal Hospital, we make sure that we do…
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Mar 30 2020
Social Distancing…From Your Owners
Hey Watson here, I have stolen a few minutes away from my people to type this up. These are crazy times right now, I mean why are there always people…
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Feb 26 2020
Cat Enrichment
People say cats are easy and that they are self-sufficient. Not me the dog, I enjoy getting taken for walks, being fed treats and getting a new toy (especially the fluffy…
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Jan 29 2020
Losing a pet- through the eyes of your other pets
It has almost been a year and half since I lost my buddy, Kyra. Don’t get me wrong, I love the cat, Kuroi, too. But playing with another dog is…
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Jul 31 2018
Pet foods…What should I feed?
During July 2018, Dr. Mahan was given the opportunity to visit the Hill’s Pet Nutrition Center and a manufacturing plant where all of their canned food is made. Here she’ll…
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Mar 14 2018
Ways we try to make your pet’s vet visit fear free
I am a pretty easy going doberwoman, but even the dogs that act like they are not afraid can have anxiety and stress. I am excited to say that Dr….
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Feb 05 2018
What really goes into a dental cleaning?
What really goes into a dental cleaning? When you hear dental cleaning what do you think of? Sitting at your dentist office having your teeth scaled and polished? While we…
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Jan 08 2018
A cup is a cup…not always…
When you visit the vet’s office they usually ask, “What are you feeding and how much?” A common answer is “a cup.” Technically a cup is 8oz, but as you…
