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Lifetime Pet Wellness Center

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Lifetime Pet Wellness Center

We treat your pets as if they were our own and we focus strongly on client education.

We have a great website for more information: www.lifetimepetwellness.com. Follow us on twitter

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11/02/2024

Giovanni is a lovely Goldendoodle posing with Alison! He visited Dr. Laughman and the LPWC team for a wellness exam and preventive care and was such a happy boy.

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween! Today you can find Dr. Tribuzzo doing dentals while wearing cat ears 🎃🐱

10/30/2024

Happy Halloween from our adorable Sheltie-boy Blaze, while he has a spa day with Erin!! 🎃😍🐈‍⬛👻💖🍁

10/29/2024

Kane came to LPWC today to follow up after an ER visit. He was a mischievous puppy and ate some things he shouldn’t. He decided to hang in reception while waiting for Mom to pick him up.
We hope he is feeling better soon!

10/28/2024

Gracie has been coming to LPWC for holistic care to manage mobility and neurologic issues. Today she saw Dr. Tribuzzo for spinal manipulation, had a special snack for her 7th birthday, had laser therapy with Kendra, and saw Dr. Laughman for acupuncture! We are so happy to see sweet Gracie feeling well and moving well 💜🐾

10/24/2024

Win came in for an adjustment to help with movement when she does her herding. Mickey came in for adjusting and Nutritional Response Testing to help his gastrointestinal issues. He also got an adjustment.

10/24/2024

Kali has been seeing Dr. Tribuzzo for spinal manipulation. She is normally a nervous girl for her typical veterinary visits, but she is much more relaxed and happy for her spinal manipulation visits! Her mom reports that her mobility has improved overall 💜🐶

10/23/2024

Loki had a great time at his wellness exam with Kameron and Dr. Tribuzzo today!!! We love his cute little ears 🥹🐶

10/19/2024

Mollie Mo came in for a wellness visit and decided to do a professional picture for us. She is training to be a therapy dog and is already the favorite of many people she meets. She is so beautiful!!

10/16/2024

These two in tact male pitbull mixes were left attached to our front door early this morning. One has a blue collar and the other has a black collar. It is a crime to abandon animals. If you know those owners or these dogs, please contact Delaware County Animal Control at 740-368-1915. It is NEVER acceptable to attach an animal to a door and leave them scared and alone.

10/08/2024

Our sweet & adventurous Kona the Bernedoodle, “during and after” her groom with Erin today, and also showing off her new Halloween costume for this year…! 👻💖🥰🎃

We have so much fun with her whenever she is here with us at LPWC!!

10/08/2024

We would like to say a special THANK YOU for everyone who voted for LPWC as a Neighborhood Fave on NextDoor!

10/06/2024

Come on over and visit us today!

10/05/2024

Happy Saturday from Bear and Dr. Tribuzzo! Bear looks exceptionally handsome in his fall bandana 🍂🐶

10/02/2024

Marie came in today for a first visit. She is the cutest little kitten. She was very relaxed.

10/02/2024

Low stress handling is important for any vet visit! Phoebe is being a purrfect patient for her blood draw while eating some cheese in a kitty towel burrito.

10/02/2024

Fun girls Foxxy & Daisy having a blast celebrating spooky season with Erin, complete with their fresh shades of nail polish! 💅👻🎃🔮🍂🌙🐈‍⬛

10/02/2024

Twix came in and helped out in reception this evening and did a fantastic job! Look at those wonderful smiles to greet you from Clare and Twix! Thanks for helping, Twix!

09/30/2024

Deuce sees Dr. Tribuzzo for spinal manipulation! He loves to flop on the floor and ask for belly rubs. Spinal manipulation is similar to human chiropractic care. This can be beneficial for routine wellness care for any pet or it can help manage specific conditions. Call us today to see if spinal manipulation would benefit your pet!

09/28/2024

Coco is ready for the OSU game today!

09/28/2024

Finn came in for an ear infection today, he got set up with a medication after an ear smear and cleaning. He was a hit! He is a lean
20 lbs hefty boy 😁.

09/28/2024

Bridget came in for stem cell therapy for her torn cruciate ligament in her knee. She had her other knee treated with stem cells after a cruciate tear and did very well. Injections were made into each joint with stem cells and PRP as well as some intravenously into the fluid pack.

09/26/2024

Murphy had a dental procedure with Dr. Tribuzzo today! He had his right upper canine extracted along with some other teeth. His upper lip catches on his bottom canine sometimes without that tooth present. We think he is absolutely adorable. Murphy hopes his silly photo made you smile! 🐱🦷🪥

09/22/2024

Gabby is a 2-year-old Pembroke Welsh Corgi who competes in AKC Conformity and Junior Showmanship. She will be competing in Nationals next week. Gabby came to see us Saturday due to mild vomiting. We sent her home with a couple of remedies that we hope get her feeling fine in no time! Good Luck, Gabby!

09/21/2024

September is Senior Month and we've been posting about senior specific things all month! This little guy is Joey. As Joey got older he did some interesting things like spending extra time in closets. Older pets can have changes in behavior including odd choices of resting locations. If you have questions about your senior pet please call!

Address

454 Lazelle Road
Columbus, OH
43240

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 6pm
Tuesday	7am - 6pm
Wednesday	7am - 6pm
Thursday	7am - 6pm
Friday	7am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 2pm

Telephone

+16148882100

Website

http://www.lifetimepetwellness.com/

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Videos

Low stress handling is important for any vet visit! Phoebe is being a purrfect patient for her blood draw while eating some cheese in a kitty towel burrito.

This video shows Clover the Welsh Terrier exhibiting a behavior we sometimes refer to as barbering. It can look different in different dogs and can include nibbling and licking. Cats also barber, especially on their bellies. There are a variety of reasons for this behavior: allergies, pain, and anxiety are common ones. It should be addressed as it can create skin damage and further irritate the underlying issues.

#NationalHugYourHoundDay#LPWC

For Senior Pet Month we're highlighting some issues we may see with older pets. Clover was the star of some previous videos this month, and she's made a comeback! In the last pair of videos we showed some behavioral changes we can see during walks in pets with Cognitive Dysfunction. There are a variety of reasons why dogs or cats may show a burying behavior with food, but Clover's behavior changes around eating correlated with her other changes and this is one example of compulsive behavior charges we can see with Seniors.

Give us a call today to schedule your Senior Pet Wellness Exam. (614)888-2100

Clover’s Walk—Part 2 video…. Since September is Senior Pet Month, we wanted to highlight a condition that we can see with older pets. These videos show Clover, a Welsh Terrier, getting a bit confused before starting a walk. Her owner carried her down the road just a bit then she regained her composure and had a normal, happy walk! Confusion can be a sign of Canine Cognitive Dysfuntion, and we have a variety of things we can do to support dogs (and cats - they can get cognitive dysfunction too!) with this condition. Stay tuned on our page for things that can help, or give us a call at (614)888-2100! You can also search DISHAA on the web to learn more about common symptoms.

Since September is Senior Pet Month, we wanted to highlight a condition that we can see with older pets. These videos show Clover, a Welsh Terrier, getting a bit confused before starting a walk. Her owner carried her down the road just a bit then she regained her composure and had a normal, happy walk! Confusion can be a sign of Canine Cognitive Dysfuntion, and we have a variety of things we can do to support dogs (and cats - they can get cognitive dysfunction too!) with this condition. Stay tuned on our page for things that can help, or give us a call at (614)888-2100! You can also search DISHAA on the web to learn more about common symptoms. PART 1 video

September is Senior Pet MonthCall LPWC at (614)888-2100 to schedule your pet’s Senior Wellness Exam or to ask more questions about the benefits of spinal manipulation. #seniorpets #lpwc #spinalmanipulation #chiropractic #veterinarymedicine

This is Clover the Welsh Terrier! Here she is wading in the Mad River while out for some exercise. Exposure to water like this greatly increases the risk of Leptospirosis infection. This bacteria can cause major illness for dogs. For this reason Clover's mom always chooses to vaccinate her for this disease, along with others based on her lifestyle.

Remember to keep your pets cool 😎 in this heat!

This is Eggnog, a kitten that Dr. Laughman adopted through For The Love Of Jane rescue. He's exhibiting some mild signs of stress in the car. This is a common thing for kitties and we are happy to talk about ways to keep your pets happy!