Lifetime Pet Wellness Center

01/30/2025

Spread the Love (and the Savings!)

Know someone who could benefit from our compassionate care? Refer them to us and show them the love! As a token of our appreciation, we'll send you both a $20 savings certificate to use on your next veterinary or grooming appointment.

01/29/2025

Every February, the veterinary community celebrates National Pet Dental Health Month by encouraging pet owners to be proactive about their pets' dental health. Without proper dental hygiene, pets can develop periodontal disease, one of the most common health hazards they face. Studies have shown that most cats and dogs show signs of periodontal disease by the time they are three to four years old!

As periodontal disease progresses, it can significantly impact a pet’s quality of life and overall health. It results in pain and tooth loss, and bacteria and infections in the mouth can enter the bloodstream and lead to heart, liver, and kidney disease. Most periodontal issues begin below the gumline, so even if a pet’s teeth look nice and clean, there could be trouble brewing out of sight. Pets are also good at hiding pain, so it’s crucial for pet owners to be vigilant and take steps to prevent periodontal disease from striking in the first place.

Regular dental exams, cleanings, and dental X-rays are your pet's best defense against periodontal disease and all the health issues it brings — and February is the perfect time of year to book your pet’s dental cleaning for a healthy start to the year.


Call us at 614-360-3757 to schedule your dental cleaning and receive 10% off your pets dental cleanings if booked before February 28th!

01/29/2025

We understand that your pets are part of your family. We strive to provide a warm and welcoming environment for both you and your beloved companions.
We are now accepting new clients. Give us a call at (614)888-2100 or check out our website at lifetimepetwellness.com to book your appointment today!
Please note: Must mention this ad at time of booking.

Lifetime Pet Wellness Center is a progressive veterinary medical hospital located in Columbus, OH. We'd love to meet your pet today!

01/27/2025

It's getting a bit warmer out! Dr. Laughman took her Dogue de Bordeaux Ripley hiking on Sunday and they saw this huge frozen waterfall! Have you done anything fun in this winter weather? Show us below!

01/23/2025

Marie is a Persian kitten who is 6 months old.
She was spayed at Lifetime and her family had this adorable protective collar for her to wear after her procedure! It has us wishing for spring flowers 💐 during this cold streak!

01/22/2025

Rosie and Coral were both adopted from For the Love of Jane. These girls saw Dr. Tribuzzo and Nathan for their wellness visits today 🐱

01/22/2025

Ginger is a new patient at LPWC! She was adorable in her little coat. Her mom wanted to explore more integrative care for Ginger. We loved meeting them both and look forward to seeing them again!

01/21/2025

O-H! What a game last night! Dr. Laughman headed to her alma mater today to teach a lecture for veterinary students on behavior as a general practitioner. She likes to help future colleagues learn one of her favorite subjects.

01/20/2025

Norman may be hairless, but he still bundled up and braved the cold for his wellness visit today!

01/20/2025

Casper has been seeing Dr. Tribuzzo for spinal manipulation and for holistic care to treat his anxiety and itchiness. He is such a sweet guy and we love seeing him!

01/18/2025

Pi is Dr. Tribuzzo’s kitty and he had his wellness exam today! Dr. Laughman found a new heart murmur. He was a very good boy for blood pressure and we ran a blood test as well to check his cardiac enzymes. Our early detection panel for senior cats includes these tests to catch issues early on. This allows for earlier intervention and hopefully better outcomes!

01/17/2025

January is Walk Your Pet Month

Cabin fever isn’t just a people thing – it’s a pet thing, too! Regular exercise is essential to our animal companions’ physical and mental health (not to mention our own.)

Some ways to motivate you both to get out and move include taking different routes each time you walk, inviting a dog-owning friend along with you, and by practicing leash lessons and commands as you stroll. Make sure to take along some favorite treats for that last one.

When the weather is especially non-cooperative, you may need to opt for some indoor activity. Here are some bad-weather ideas for when you just can’t get outside.

Create an obstacle course. Use cushions or chairs to build tunnels and using old hula hoops or inner tubes for him or her to leap through.
Play Hide & Seek. Put your dog in a “stay” or have someone hold him or her while you hide in the house, then call your dog from where you are. Reward with treats or lots of affection & excitement when they find you. This game can also be played by making a favorite toy or high-value treat the object of the search.
Teach your old dog new tricks. Pick something new to teach your pet—like “spin” or a “high-five”—and make that a project, practicing consistently every day.

01/17/2025

01/15/2025

Dr. Laughman's cat Eggnog didn't want to be left out for "dress up your pet day!" This is a throw back from Halloween when he wore a shark sweater!

01/14/2025

It’s NATIONAL DRESS YOUR PET DAY!!! Here are Dr. Carlson’s dogs, Tybee and Sabrina. They always enjoy wearing sweaters and Jammie’s—especially on snowy days like today! ❄️❄️❄️send us your pictures of your pets dressed up!

01/13/2025

✨ Refer a Friend & Get Rewarded! ✨

Know someone who could use our paw-some care? 🐾

Refer them to us and show them the love! ❤️ As a THANK YOU, you'll both receive a $20 savings certificate for your next vet visit or grooming appointment.

It's a win-win! 🐶🐱