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Feb 28 2017
Hidden Household Pet Poisons
Hidden Household Pet Poisons Over the years, I have treated dogs and cats that were poisoned by everyday household substances that, sadly, the owners did not realize were toxic….
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Nov 01 2016
Diabetes Mellitus in Pets
My pet drinks a lot and urinates a lot! My dog is starving but losing weight! My cat is flooding the litter box! These are common complaints from people whose…
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Jun 15 2016
Laser Beams!
Laser Beams!!!! by Dr Marcie Hoover Just had to take a minute to talk about my new friend…the K-laser. The K-laser and I actually met several years ago but didn’t…
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May 02 2016
Interceptor Plus
I hate to talk worms, but…. The one thing we dislike most about our dogs is that they can bring worms home. We buy or adopt puppies with roundworms. They…
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Mar 28 2016
Canine Lyme Disease Prevention and Control
Most dogs in Western Pennsylvania are at risk for Lyme disease. Dogs are at risk: In their own backyard Hunting Traveling If they are big or small, a couch potato…
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Jan 27 2016
Keeping Up With Your Pet’s Dental Health
Dental Disease: The most common health problem seen in dogs and cats! Periodontal disease in animals is quite similar, although not identical, to the disease process that occurs in people….
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Jan 13 2015
Lyme Disease – A Tale of Two Dogs in Northwest Pennsylvania
1 in 4 dogs tested at Clarion Animal Hospital in the year of 2015 were positive for Lyme disease! Our veterinary clinic is in Pennsylvania, one of the states with a…
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Oct 16 2014
Tick Tock! It’s Deer Tick Time in Northwest Pennsylvania
Why are there so many ticks these days? Your dog had a tick, you had a tick, and your neighbor had a tick. It used to be that ticks were…
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May 27 2014
May is Pet Cancer Awareness Month
Here is a picture of our dog Annabel and myself in Cook Forest, taken the year she died of lymphoma (2006). Hi! I’m Dr. Kim Williams and I am a…
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Mar 27 2014
Welcome to Clarion Animal Hospital!
Welcome to our newly redesigned website. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions – (814) 227-2603.
