
World Rabies Day
Chances are you don’t think about rabies much. However, rabies is as deadly as ever and still very much a danger for pets and people. We’ve recently had a string… Read more
Plan Ahead for a Healthy Pet
September is Pet Health Insurance Month, and it’s a great time to consider coverage for your furry family member. At Kimberling Animal Hospital, we believe in pet insurance—we’ve seen it… Read more

Animal Pain Awareness Month
Pets feel pain much like we do, but they can’t really tell us where or how bad it hurts—and they often instinctually hide illness or injury. That’s why the International Veterinary… Read more

National Immunization Awareness Month
August is National Immunization Awareness Month, created to remind people how important it is to keep their vaccinations up to date. But that advice isn’t just for humans—it’s vital for… Read more

Patch’s Weight Loss Journey
Our intern, Tammy Draper has an adorable dog named Patch who has such a pretty face - but is also very overweight! Just like people, dogs can suffer serious health… Read more
Summer Pet Tips
Summer means getting outdoors, getting on the road, and getting your barbeque on—but it can also be hazardous for your pet. Here are some tips to make sure you and… Read more

Is Your Dog Protected Against Canine Influenza
Last year, many parts of the U.S. experienced outbreaks of the canine influenza virus (CIV). While these outbreaks may have been out-of-state - namely in California, Kentucky, and Ohio -… Read more

Prepare Your Pets for Fireworks
Fireworks and summer thunderstorm season is here—and while you may enjoy both, the racket can be downright terrifying for your pets. If your pet trembles, whines, drools, or clings to… Read more

Is Your Pet Protected Against Rabies?
We have had a string of rabid raccoons in our area, so now is as good a time as any to remind pet owners on the dangers of rabies and… Read more

Parasite Prevention
Your pets are much more likely to encounter fleas, ticks and heartworm in the spring and summer. Fleas and ticks thrive in warmer weather, as do mosquitoes, which transmit heartworm… Read more