Leslie Polasky DVM

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Leslie Polasky DVM

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Dental Care
Everyone understands how important dental care is for people, but did you know it is equally important to maintain the teeth of your furry family members as well? Our doctors have had many years of providing successful veterinary dental treatment and care to pets in Cincinnati, and they will bring this same level of experience and attention to your companion as well. If you are searching for professional veterinary care for your pet in the Arlington Heights or O’Bryonville in the greater Cincinnati area, look no further than the knowledgeable and caring team at Lewis Animal Hospital.

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Phone: (513) 821-1101

Address: 451 E Galbraith Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45215

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Leslie Polasky DVM

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Everyone understands how important dental care is for people, but did you know it is equally important to maintain the teeth of your furry family members as well? Our doctors have had many years of providing successful veterinary dental treatment and care to pets in Cincinnati, and they will bring this same level of experience and attention to your companion as well. If you are searching for professional veterinary care for your pet in the Arlington Heights or O’Bryonville in the greater Cincinnati area, look no further than the knowledgeable and caring team at Lewis Animal Hospital.
Vaccination
A general rule is that most animals age approximately seven years for each single human year, so it is very important to have your pet examined yearly, especially after they reach the age of five years. Puppies and kittens require vaccinations and are often neutered early in their lives, and a regular examination schedule can be determined at that time. Regardless of the life stage of your pet, our experienced doctors will develop a life-treatment plan for your furry companion based on their individual needs. Please call one of our two convenient locations at 513-821-1101 for our hospital at 451 E Galbraith Road, or 513-871-1114 for our 2116 Madison Road location.
Nutritional Counseling
Proper nutrition is one of the cornerstones of your pet’s health and wellness. The brands of pet food available at Lewis Animal Hospital have all been individually selected by our doctors to provide the proper amount of protein and nutrients your pet needs on a daily basis. One size does not fit all when it comes to a proper diet for your furry family member, and our pet foods are also selected for different health conditions and stage of life. Our experienced veterinarians will also determine how much food is needed to ensure your pet is not overfed, which increases the chances your pet becoming overweight. Overweight pets can face many of the same problems as overweight people, including diabetes, joint pain, heart disease and even certain types of cancer. Help your pet avoid nutritional issues and schedule an appointment today to have one of our doctors determine which specific foods are best for your pet. Please call and schedule a nutritional counseling appointment for your furry friend!
Comprehensive Examination
The experienced veterinarians at Lewis Animal Hospital can diagnose many issues through a physical examination of an animal, but often more information is needed. Blood work values can often assist our doctors when there are underlying issues that cannot be seen from the outside of a pet. For this reason, both locations of Lewis Animal Hospital have invested in the most advanced diagnostic equipment available in veterinary medicine to care for our patients.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Our pharmacy is fully-stocked, and meets all your pet’s needs whether they are antibiotics, pain relief after surgery or trauma, as well as heartworm, flea and tick preventatives. One of our caring doctors will determine which medication or prevention is right for your pet when you bring your pet to Lewis Animal Hospital.
Pain Management
Our doctors travel throughout the country and attend numerous conferences and lectures on the latest innovations in veterinary medicine, and pain management is priority for them. Only products that are safe and effective are chosen to be provided at Lewis Animal Hospital.
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
One of the most common reasons people bring their pets to Lewis Animal Hospital is due to itchy skin. Your furry family member may scratch due to a number of reasons including fleas, food allergies, atopic dermatitis, and contact allergens such as dust or pollen. The experienced veterinarians at Lewis Animal Hospital can bring your pet relief, regardless of the cause of the itch!

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Canines must be current on rabies, distemper virus, adenovirus, parainfluenza, parvovirus, leptospirosis, bordetella, and canine influenza. Our feline grooming clients must be current on rabies, rhinotracheitis virus, calicivirus, panleukopenia virus and chlamydia.
Parvovirus Infection Treatment
For the safety of your pet and others, all animals must be current on their vaccine schedule and free of visible parasites such as fleas, ticks and ear mites. Canines must be current on rabies, distemper virus, adenovirus, parainfluenza, parvovirus, leptospirosis, bordetella, and canine influenza. Our feline boarders must be current on rabies, rhinotracheitis virus, calicivirus, panleukopenia virus and chlamydia. Pets presenting with fleas, ticks and ear mites must be treated prior to boarding. If your pet is not current on their vaccine schedule, or if you are unsure of their status, please contact Lewis Animal Hospital at least one month prior to the time you wish to board your pet for an evaluation and inoculations if necessary.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
The compassionate doctors at Lewis Animal Hospital are always searching for ways to better serve your pet and remain on the cutting edge of veterinary medicine. One of the more recent investments we have made is by offering laser therapy for our furry clients. Laser therapy is a new innovation that can be beneficial for many reasons to pets. Often pets have wounds ranging from trauma to surgery that heal much faster when treated with our therapy laser. Acute conditions including allergies and dermatitis can benefit from laser therapy as well. Infections can clear must faster with laser therapy treatment. Periodontal disease and tooth extractions are made less painful when a therapy laser is used. Finally, many chronic conditions such as osteoarthritis and hip dysplasia can be alleviated.
Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Proper nutrition and portion control is as important for our pet companions as it is for us as people. Overweight pets face the same conditions as people, including arthritis, joint pain, diabetes and heart disease for example. The experienced veterinarians at Lewis Animal Hospital can evaluate your pet to determine their individual nutritional needs, as well as the proper portions to maintain a healthy body weight. Affordable prescription diets are available at both our locations for your convenience. Schedule an appointment for your furry friend regardless of their life stage or current health condition. Lewis Animal Hospital can be reached at 513-821-1101 for our 451 E Galbraith Road clinic, or 513-871-1114 for our hospital located at 2116 Madison Road.
Obesity Treatment
Diabetes Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Pets can begin to exhibit signs of dental disease as young as one year of age. According to the American Veterinary Dental College, most dogs and cats exhibit some signs of periodontal disease by three years of age. Dental issues in our pet companions begin when bacteria in the mouth begin to harden on their teeth to form plaque. Left untreated, this plaque will form into a hardened substance known as tartar, which can begin to form underneath the gums of the pet, and cause damage to their gums as well as their teeth. Continued neglect can lead to the decay of your furry family member’s teeth, making it difficult for them to eat. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, these bacteria from the tartar and plaque can ultimately cause damage to the liver, kidneys, and heart of an animal.

Wound and Fracture Care

Veterinary Surgery
We are not only a veterinary clinic, but also a full service hospital. An integral part of a hospital is a surgical service. Our doctors are highly skilled surgeons who are not only extremely experienced, but are always improving their techniques and learning new procedures.
Laser Surgery
Lewis Animal Hospital is pleased to offer the most advanced veterinary surgical procedures available, including laser surgery. Our experienced doctors recommend using a laser for surgery whenever possible, as our laser offers numerous benefits over traditional scalpel surgery. The laser is generally less painful, as the heat from the laser seals nerve endings as it cuts. Less bleeding occurs when our capable doctors use a surgical laser. As the laser makes the incision, it also cauterizes blood vessels, resulting in less blood loss. The laser also makes infection after the surgery less likely, as the heat kills bacteria on contact. Finally, recovery time is generally much faster due to the reduced pain and bleeding associated with laser surgery.
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Laser surgery can be used in many procedures including growth removal, spays and neuters, entropion surgery, feline declaws, soft palate resection, and stenotic nare resections. If your pet is facing a surgical procedure, ask one of our caring team members if laser surgery is appropriate for your furry family member.
Spaying and Neutering
Spaying or neutering our precious pets not only prevents unwanted pregnancies and litters, but can also prevent the onset of certain cancers and disease later in their life. The experienced veterinarians at Lewis Animal Hospital generally recommend spaying or neutering all pets not used for breeding at six months of age. Please call one of our caring professionals and do the responsible thing for your puppy or kitten! Lewis Animal Hospital can be reached at 513-821-1101 for our 451 E Galbraith Road clinic, or 513-871-1114 for our hospital located at 2116 Madison Road.
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Laboratory Services
If you have not had your pet on a heartworm preventative or have adopted your furry friend and do not know whether they have heartworms, our compassionate doctors can test them at either of our hospitals. A blood test can be performed while you wait, to determine whether or not your pet has been infected with heartworms.
X-Ray
Many new innovations and technology have recently been purchased by the doctors at Lewis Animal Hospital for the benefit of your pet. Digital radiographs are one of the more important changes, and our hospitals are excited to offer this advanced form of x-ray system for your dog or cat. Our new system eliminates film developing time, meaning one of our caring doctors can examine an x-ray image of your pet in a matter of seconds. Another key advantage to digital radiography is that images can be emailed to board-certified radiologists if needed. This means if your pet has a serious injury or a complicated issue requiring additional consultation, our doctors can review the images within minutes with specialists, so treatment can begin for your pet immediately. Digital x-ray technology also eliminates most re-takes, usually needed when a pet moves on the table. The digital imaging at Lewis Animal Hospital is so incredibly clear that re-takes are not often needed, even if your pet moves during the procedure. Less exposure to x-ray technology also means your pet is minimally exposed to any radiation. Finally, our digital x-ray system keeps our clinic green as there are no chemicals associated with the radiology system at Lewis Animal Hospital.
Microchipping
Each year, many pets wander and get lost from households in the greater Cincinnati area, as well as across the country. Fortunately, permanent identification is available that offers your pet the best opportunity to be returned to you if your precious pet becomes lost. A microchip the size of a grain of rice is inserted under your pet’s skin and will identify them when placed under a microchip reader. Most veterinary practices and local shelters have a microchip reader required to read the microchip and identify your pet. Microchipping is an effective and cost-efficient method of having your furry family member returned in the event they are separated from you. Call Lewis Animal Hospital to schedule an appointment to have your pet microchipped today!

General Pet Care

Boarding
Grooming
Keep your pet looking and feeling their best by keeping them groomed by our caring professional at Lewis Animal Hospital. For your convenience, both our hospitals offer grooming services in Arlington Heights and O’Bryonville in the greater Cincinnati areas.

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