"I was very impressed with the quality of care and the level of commitment that everyone at this clinic showed me, from my first phone call and initial visit to follow up calls. I have and will continue to recommend this clinic to everyone who needs an excellent doctor for their pets. " -- Kelly B., Delaware, Ohio
Wow! I am very impressed! After being with the same veterinary practice for over 27 years (even longer if you include all the years I spent as a child/teen going with my mom and dad to the same practice!), I decided it was time for a change after my long-time vet and friend retired. It was with great apprehension I set out on my quest. My first several attempts were not very satisfying--and at times harrowing. Luckily for me, another practice (who did not have a vet in the office--all week!! gulp!!) recommended you. I am so glad. From my first call into your office, when Stacey answered the phone (and we hit it off immediately!), I knew it would be a great partnership. I was so impressed by the amount of time Dr. Leah took during the initial appointment with Roxy. I brought Roxy in for a possible UTI. Dr. Leah and the entire staff is very caring and dedicated. I am fortunate to have found Cheshire Crossing Animal Hospital! Thank you! Jean Cassan and "furry family members" -- Jean C., Delaware, Ohio
"You all are wonderful people... You have made it very comfortable through this time. Thank you all so much.....I am very happy with you all and will be bringing my little one there and the future dog there also.. Thank you..." -- Lisa Y., Delaware, Ohio
"All of you are wonderful! From the minute you call to the minute you leave I think you are the best! Thank you! MERRY CHRISTMAS!" -- Patty R., Delaware, Ohio
At Cheshire Crossing Animal Hospital, the doctors and
staff consider dental health to be a top priority. A thorough examination
of the mouth with emphasis on the teeth and gums is an integral part of
every pet’s physical exam.
Disease of the gum tissue, known as periodontal disease, affects 85% of
adult dogs and cats. Left untreated, periodontal disease can lead to pain,
bad breath, and tooth loss. Over time, chronic bacterial infection of the
mouth can lead to disease in other parts of the body such as the heart
and kidneys.
We all know that caring for our own teeth involves frequent brushing,
flossing, and rinsing. And while we may have the very best...read more
