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2026 new trend

2026 is here—and the biggest trend in veterinary care is no longer just “treating illness,” but protecting your pet’s future before problems begin. At River Park Animal Hospital, we are…

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Drop off

At River Park Animal Hospital, we understand that pet parents have busy schedules, work responsibilities, family commitments, and unexpected responsibilities that don’t always allow time for a traditional appointment. Your…

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Leg pain

A few months ago, an 8-year-old Yorkshire Terrier came to our animal hospital because of persistent leg pain. During the exam, our veterinarian did not only evaluate his bones and…

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Gift of health

A new year has just begun—and it is the perfect time to give your pet the gift of health. At River Park Animal Hospital, we believe your pets are not…

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Veterinary-Specific Ultrasound at River Park Animal Hospital

Designed for Pets. Built for Precision.Not all ultrasound machines are created equal. At River Park Animal Hospital, our ultrasound system is specifically designed for cats and dogs,not adapted from human…

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Toxin Ingestion: Every Minute Counts

One evening, a worried owner searched “vet near me” after discovering her dog had eaten chocolate from the kitchen counter. At first, the dog appeared normal—but chocolate toxicity does not…

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Advanced Eye Pressure Monitoring (Tonometer) Protecting Pets Vision with Advanced Eye Technology

Eye health is often overlooked—until symptoms suddenly appear. At River Park Animal Hospital, we take vision care seriously because early detection can mean the difference between preserving sight and permanent…

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A Tiny Heart Deserves Serious Protection — A Special Spay Story

Lucy is a 7-month-old kitten with a very special heart. At just 3 months old during her first wellness exam at River Park Animal Hospital, our veterinarian detected a heart…

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Just Became a New Kitten Mom? Here’s What You Should Know

First of all—congratulations! Becoming a new kitten mom is exciting, emotional, and yes… a little overwhelming. If you’re feeling slightly freaked out, you are not alone. Every new fur baby…

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Why Are Cats with FeLV More Likely to Develop Cancer?

At River Park Animal Hospital, we often educate pet parents about Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) and why prevention is so important. FeLV is a retrovirus, meaning it inserts its own…

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