Rolling Hills Animal Hospital

Rolling Hills Animal Hospital Small animal practice opened in April 2008 Personal one on one care for your pet is what we are very proud to provide.

Our staff is here not only for your pet, but for you too.

Coming in at number 8 for the most reported dog pet poison incident of 2025 was Ma*****na 🪴Alternate Names for Ma*****na...
03/09/2026

Coming in at number 8 for the most reported dog pet poison incident of 2025 was Ma*****na 🪴

Alternate Names for Ma*****na:
THC, Cannabis, pot, hashish, pot brownies, w**d, grass, Mary Jane, reefers, h**p, devil w**d, pot butter

Why is Ma*****na toxic to dogs?
Ma*****na is toxic to dogs because they’re far more sensitive to THC than people, and even small exposures can affect their nervous system. Dogs often develop wobbliness, disorientation, dribbling urine, vomiting, and extreme sleepiness. In more serious cases, they may experience tremors, low heart rate, or low body temperature. Edibles are especially risky because they often contain chocolate or xylitol as well—both dangerous on their own.

Source: Pet Poison Helpline

Happy Super Sleuth Sunday!!!This handsome little man is our next DNA mystery! 🕵 Everyone, meet Nicholas! He is a 6-month...
03/08/2026

Happy Super Sleuth Sunday!!!

This handsome little man is our next DNA mystery! 🕵 Everyone, meet Nicholas! He is a 6-month-old, 40-50 lbs of total adorableness.

Nicholas' family recently shared his DNA results with us. We challenge you to take your best guess as to what breeds you think he shares his DNA with.

Let us know in the comments below and we will share the results next Sunday. And if you've done a DNA test on your pet and would like to have your pet featured in a future Super Sleuth post, please email or text a link of your pet's DNA results and a few clear photos of your pet to Rolling Hills Animal Hospital!

Happy sleuthing!

E: yourpets@rollinghillsanimal.com
P: 410-857-5757

Coming in at number 9 for the most reported dog pet poison incident of 2025 was Long-acting Anticoagulants 🐀Alternate Na...
03/07/2026

Coming in at number 9 for the most reported dog pet poison incident of 2025 was Long-acting Anticoagulants 🐀

Alternate Names for Long-acting Anticoagulants: mouse and rat poison, anticoagulants, brodifacoum, d-Con, Vitamin K, difethialone, bromadiolone, warfarin, diphacinone, chlorophacinone

Why are Long-Acting Anticoagulants toxic to dogs?
Long‑acting anticoagulants are dangerous to dogs because they stop the blood from clotting, leading to slow, hidden internal bleeding that may not show signs for 3–5 days. Affected dogs can develop lethargy, coughing, pale gums, weakness, or trouble breathing as bleeding builds up in the chest or abdomen. All forms of LAAC rodenticides are serious, and some (like brodifacoum) can be toxic in very small amounts. Fortunately, there is an antidote—Vitamin K1—but treatment typically lasts about a month and requires follow‑up clotting tests to ensure the dog is truly safe.

Source: Pet Poison Helpline

Please be patient — our newest receptionist, Lady J, is still learning the system. So far, she’s mastered greeting guest...
03/06/2026

Please be patient — our newest receptionist, Lady J, is still learning the system. So far, she’s mastered greeting guests with a smile, boosting morale, and staring directly into your soul until you pay her in biscuits or a belly rub. 😂☎️👩🏼‍💻

Starting off the list in the number 10 spot for the most reported dog pet poison incident of 2025 was Acetaminophen 💊Alt...
03/05/2026

Starting off the list in the number 10 spot for the most reported dog pet poison incident of 2025 was Acetaminophen 💊

Alternate Names for Acetaminophen: Tylenol, paracetamol, APAP, Percocet, Panadol, Excedrin, Feverall

Why is Acetaminophen toxic to dogs?
Acetaminophen is dangerous to dogs because they have a much narrower safety margin than people, and their liver can’t process the drug efficiently. Even relatively small amounts can damage the liver and interfere with the blood’s ability to carry oxygen. Affected dogs may develop lethargy, vomiting, facial swelling, breathing difficulty, or discolored gums. Because signs can escalate quickly and the toxic dose varies by size and health status, any exposure should be treated as an emergency.

Source: Pet Poison Helpline

Beau has decided the best place to recover from surgery is at Dr. Gividen's desk. The sad eyes are fully activated...but...
03/04/2026

Beau has decided the best place to recover from surgery is at Dr. Gividen's desk. The sad eyes are fully activated...but we promise he is doing great! 💙🐾

🥳🎂 Sending a big Rolling Hills birthday shoutout to our fabulous Client Service Representative, Belle! She’s the masterm...
03/04/2026

🥳🎂 Sending a big Rolling Hills birthday shoutout to our fabulous Client Service Representative, Belle! She’s the masterminds behind keeping schedules straight, clients happy, and chaos under control. Belle, we hope the only thing you have to manage today is how many slices of cake you can handle. 🍰🐾

Jaxon would like everyone to know that he is now picking up channels from over three different galaxies. 🛰️🌌👽
03/03/2026

Jaxon would like everyone to know that he is now picking up channels from over three different galaxies. 🛰️🌌👽

🎂🐾 Raise your paws—it’s birthday roll call! 🎊 If your pet was born in March, drop their photo in the comments so we can ...
03/02/2026

🎂🐾 Raise your paws—it’s birthday roll call! 🎊

If your pet was born in March, drop their photo in the comments so we can send them extra birthday wishes! 🐶🐱💕

🐾 Pet Parent Reminder! 🐾It's the first of the month, which means it's time to protect your furry friend! 🐶🐱 Give them th...
03/01/2026

🐾 Pet Parent Reminder! 🐾

It's the first of the month, which means it's time to protect your furry friend! 🐶🐱 Give them their heartworm, flea, and tick prevention today to keep them safe, healthy, and happy all month long. 💕

If you need refills on your Sentinel or Bravecto products, reach out to our office and a team member would be happy to help! We have great discounts year-round on purchases of 6 months or 12 months' worth of product.

Address

2027 Suffolk Road Ste 7
Finksburg, MD
21048

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

+14108575757

Website

https://rollinghillsanimalhospital.ourvet.com/, https://carrollschoice.com/

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