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3838 Red Bank Road
Cincinnati, OH
(513) 272-1395
[email protected]
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Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
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Red Bank Veterinary Hospital is one of the veterinary clinics serving Cincinnati, OH. Its website is https://www.cincinnatifamilyvet.com/locations/red-bank-veterinary-hospital. You can reach it by phone at (513) 272-1395. It's located at 3838 Red Bank Road. The local food scene leans toward American, Pizza, Asian. Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 6:00pm. General Hospital Nurses' Home is a registered historic building in Cincinnati, Ohio, listed in the National Register on June 10, 2005. Other veterinary clinics nearby include PetVet365 (1.1 mi) and Oakley Square Vet (1.6 mi). On top of that, the area sees roughly 46 inches of rain a year. In everything we do, we believe in pioneering ways to care for your pet in the best way possible. That is why we are so proud to be one of the few Fear Free practices around. Fear Free is a growing movement within the veterinary industry that prioritizes the emotional well-being of a dog or a cat during their visit. Many pets experience heightened stress during their trip to the vet. This can be hard for pet owners to see, and it also interferes with good medical care, as heightened stress levels change a pet's body temperature, blood pressure, and heart rate. These are the same systems that veterinary professionals rely on to gauge a pet's health. This can make it tricky to know whether there is a real health issue present or just a stress response. Not here. This is veterinary care, reimagines. Because you both deserve no less. Out of the thousands of veterinary hospitals in North America, fewer than 15% are AAHA accredited. AAHA accredits practices based on approximately 900 standards in patient care, technical ability, and other critical aspects of running a first-rate veterinary