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| Monday | | 8am – 7pm |
| Tuesday | | 8am – 8pm |
| Wednesday | | 8am –1pm |
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| Thursday | | 8am – 7pm |
| Friday | | 8am – 6:30pm |
| Saturday | | 8am – 3pm |
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Please call for appointments
440-234-5831 |
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Senior Pet Care
Is your pet a senior?
It's no secret that pets age faster than people. But, when is a pet considered a “Senior”? Although individual aging varies, most dogs are active seniors at 7 years of age and cats at 10 years of age.
Senior Pets Vulnerable to Age Related Problems
Senior pets, just like us, become vulnerable to multiple health problems as they age. As pets reach their golden years, there are a variety of conditions and diseases that they can face, including weight and mobility changes; osteoarthritis; kidney, heart, and liver disease; tumors and cancers; dental problems and periodontal disease; hormone disorders such as diabetes and thyroid imbalance; and many others. The good news is that many of these problems can be prevented, controlled, or treated if detected in the early stages.
Selina - age 11 (60 in human yrs) |
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Senior Wellness PackagesAn economical way to give your special "senior friend" the best veterinary care. Learn more by
Senior Canine
Senior Feline
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King Louie age 12½ (72 in human yrs) |
Senior Health Care
We can help. Senior health care, which starts with twice a year veterinary exams and appropriate testing, is needed to catch and delay the onset or progress of disease and for the early detection of problems such as organ failure and osteoarthritis. During your pet’s exam we will also discuss nutrition, supplements and exercise that will help your Senior Pet enjoy healthier, happier golden years.
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Big Creek Pet Hospital
16949 Bagley Road
Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
Phn: (440) 234-5831 |
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After Hours Emergency Care
provided by the Westside Animal
Emergency Clinic
Phn: (216) 362-6000
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