Just like if you or I didn't brush our teeth for years, pets who don't receive routine preventative dental care will inevitably develop diseased teeth and gums. Common problems include Read more

This month we are focusing on the ever increasing concern of pet obesity. According to the 2014 National Pet Obesity Awareness Day Survey created by the Association of Pet Obesity Read more

The first thing that can and should be done is to carefully look for any of the signs of pain I've outlined earlier this month. This list is by no Read more

When most people are ill, they are accustomed to having the three vital signs evaluated: temperature, pulse and respiration. What is as equally important and often overlooked is the evaluation Read more

Breaking news: In the State of NJ, Click or Ticket isn't just for humans anymore. It now applies to our pets. Cats and dogs and any other pet in the Read more

Princeton, NJ (December 16, 2011): Princeton Animal Hospital and Carnegie Cat Clinic has been named a recipient of the 2011 Customer Satisfaction Award for Excellence in Customer Care, presented by Read more

Confirmed Leptospirosis Patient at Princeton Animal Hospital!We found it particularly appropriate to discuss this disease because of the recent weather we have been experiencing over the past few months. The Read more