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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat:	9:00 am - 1:00 pm

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Pisgah West Chester Veterinary Hospital

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Phone: (513) 777-5131

Address: 9335 Cincinnati Columbus Rd, West Chester, OH 45069

Website: http://www.animalhospitalofwc.com

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
Did you know dental health is one of the most overlooked pet health care concerns? Unfortunately, delaying or postponing dental health care will lead to mouth or tooth pain and eventually tooth loss. Dental disease doesn’t affect just the mouth. It can also lead to liver, kidney, heart and immune system disease.
Vaccination
Once a patient has had an adverse health reaction to a vaccination, it should not be repeated. There are medications to give prior to vaccinating to diminish a reaction, however it is not advised. We highly recommend discontinuing the vaccine for life and submitting vaccine titers.
Behavioral Counseling
Much like humans, senior pets deal with aging changes that, if detected early, can be treated successfully with minimal issue. Dogs are considered senior between the ages of 7 and 9, depending on their breed. Cats are considered senior around the age of 9 years. Once your cat or dog has reached the golden years, more frequent physical exams, occasional bloodwork, and diagnostic work ups may be recommended. There are many disease processes that mimic aging. Diagnostics can often pinpoint things that if treated, could add some pep to your aging pet’s step. Additionally, your observations of behavior changes, routine changes, and difficulties your pet may be having can be paramount in pinpointing what is going on with your pet. Make sure to let us know if your pet has experienced any changes in their senior years.
Nutritional Counseling
Your pet will receive a thorough examination with one of our veterinarians. In addition, they will gather more lifestyle information from you which may include diet, exercise, thirst, breathing, habits, elimination patterns, energy, and general health. Based on the history gathered and the Physical Examination findings, the veterinarian will make personalized recommendations for your pet for specific preventive medical treatment. These treatments may include vaccinations (based on your pet’s risk and exposure), lab work for wellness screening purpose, parasite testing and control (heartworm, flea, tick, and intestinal parasites), nutrition, joint health, weight management, and dental/oral care.
Comprehensive Examination
A thorough physical exam is the cornerstone of good veterinary medicine. Dogs and cats age at a more rapid rate than humans so it is very important to assess them physically at least once a year. Each time we assess your pet, we perform a thorough exam looking at their teeth, skin, eyes, ears, heart, lungs, abdomen, orthopedic condition, and general mentation. We will also take a thorough history asking you questions about your pet’s diet, activity level, bathroom habits, and general well being. Putting their physical condition together with useful information from you, helps us diagnose conditions before they have progressed or become harder to treat. We also can put a personalized care plan together for your and your pet.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Heartworm prevention is recommended year round for dogs in Ohio. AHWC stocks the best products on the market which protect against heartworm disease and intestinal parasites. Flea preventatives are available in both collar and oral form. Even indoor cats are susceptible to intestinal parasites, ear mites, and fleas.
Pain Management
Cold laser therapy is a drug free, surgery free therapy option providing advanced pain relief for both dogs and cats. The laser treatment, done in our office, can relieve pain, reduce swelling and increase range of motion.
Injury Treatment

Infection Treatment

Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
The principal benefit of spaying female dogs and cats is the prevention of mammary cancer. A dog spayed before her first heat will have a near zero chance of developing mammary cancer later in life. After the first heat, this incidence climbs to 7 percent, and after the second heat the risk approaches 25 percent. Statistics are similar in cats. The prevention of what is frequently a very difficult and potentially fatal form of cancer is reason enough to spay our dogs. Another potential condition in intact females is a bacterial infection of the uterus called pyometra. Treatment is surgery in a potentially unstable patient and can be very costly.
Ear Infection Treatment
Anal Gland Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Diabetes Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
A licensed veterinary technician will monitor your pet’s heart rate, EKG, mucus membrane color, capillary refill time, breaths per minute, oxygen level, body temperature, and blood pressure.
Kidney Disease Treatment
Bad breath is usually associated with bacteria in the mouth that produce sulphur-containing compounds that not only smell bad, but they also are damaging to the oral tissues. Professional cleaning along with home plaque control gives the best results. Bad breath that returns very shortly after a cleaning indicates that there may be some deep-seated problems that may have been overlooked. Bad breath is occasionally seen with medical conditions such as kidney failure and diabetes.
Cancer Treatment

Wound and Fracture Care

Dental Surgery
Veterinary Surgery
As a full service veterinary hospital, our doctors and staff are always focused on maintaining the health, quality of life and longevity of your four-legged family member. We do this by working with our human clients to learn more about your pet and their needs by providing Wellness and Medical Care, as well as Surgical care when needed. Contact us today if you have any questions on how we help you care for your pet all through their life.
Laser Surgery
Declawing
Spaying and Neutering
There are many theories when it comes to the medical and behavioral effects of spaying and neutering dogs and cats. It is a controversial subject and there are numerous viewpoints out there among trainers, breeders, and within the veterinary profession.

Laboratory Services
A vaccine titer is a blood test that determines the presence of antibodies that develop in response to a vaccine. Testing vaccine titers is done through a blood test that can identify the presence of antibodies. If the antibody levels are satisfactory, the pet is considered to have protective antibody and is considered to be sufficiently immune to the disease. The pet does not need a booster vaccine if he/she has adequate levels of vaccine titers.
X-Ray
Microchipping
We are dedicated to keeping your pet safe, happy and healthy. Our Microchipping Service provides a simple and safe way to find your pet if needed. In addition, having your pet spayed or neutered can help protect against some serious health problems.

General Pet Care

Boarding
We offer convenient dog and cat boarding at an affordable price in a climate controlled environment. Our facilities accommodate any age or size dog or cat.
Grooming
Animal Hospital of West Chester was founded by Dr. Jennifer Dehnbostel after purchasing the Pisgah West Chester Veterinary Clinic in March 2009. The Animal Hospital offers small town charm with full service medical and surgical capabilities. We also provide boarding and grooming services.
Senior Pet Care
The frequency of wellness examinations will depend on your pet’s age and current health status. Typically, younger kittens & puppies will require monthly examinations up to about 4-5 months of age. Average adult pets usually need annual wellness assessments and geriatric senior pets usually need more frequent semi-annual examinations.

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