Oak Hill Animal Hospital

01/10/2026

National Train Your Dog Month
Training isn’t about perfection — it’s about progress 🐕💙 This National Train Your Dog Month, focus on patience, consistency, and lots of praise!

01/08/2026

New Years Resolutions!

This year’s resolutions are all about what matters most — personalized care for every pet, a positive experience for every visit, and giving back to our pet-loving community 🐾✨

01/02/2026

This sweet boy needs a furever home. He is about 3years old, fully vetted and neutered. He is very energetic and needs space to run. He is very friendly and plays well with dogs his size (34 #) and larger. His herding instincts kick in around smaller animals so he will chase cats and chickens. We don't know how he is around children. Please help us find a great match for Domino.

12/30/2025

As the year comes to a close, we want to thank you for your unwavering support. We are so grateful for our wonderful clients and the pets we get to care for every day. Wishing you a happy, healthy new year!
We can’t wait to continue caring for your pets in 2026!

12/29/2025

🎆✨ Fireworks & Furry Friends: Keep Your Pets Calm This New Year’s Eve! 🐾💖

Loud fireworks can be scary for pets here are some easy ways to help them feel safe and cozy tonight:

🐶 Create a calm space: Set up a quiet room with their favorite bed, toys, and treats.
🐱 Close windows & blinds: Reduce noise and block out the bright flashes.
🎶 Play soothing sounds: Soft music or white noise can help mask the booms.
💞 Stay close: Your presence is the best comfort.
🦴 No midnight runs: Take dogs for a walk before fireworks begin.

Let’s make this celebration happy for every member of the family — even the furry ones! 🐕🐈❤️

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas! 🎄🐾
We’re thankful for the opportunity to care for your furry family members and wish you a holiday full of love, warmth, and wagging tails.

12/24/2025

🎄🐾 Holiday Foods Can Be Hazardous for Pets 🐾🎄

The holidays are full of delicious treats but many festive foods can be dangerous for our pets. Keep your furry family members safe by avoiding these common hazards:

🚫 Chocolate & cocoa
🚫 Grapes & raisins
🚫 Onions, garlic & chives
🚫 Fatty foods, bones & table scraps
🚫 Xylitol (found in sugar-free sweets & gum)
🚫 Alcohol & caffeinated drinks

Even small amounts can cause serious illness. If you suspect your pet has eaten something unsafe, contact your veterinarian or an emergency clinic right away.

❤️ This season, show love by sharing pet-safe treats and keeping tempting foods out of reach.

12/23/2025

Please place any online pharmacy orders before 6pm today, approvals will not resume until Friday December 26th 🐾❤

12/18/2025

12/15/2025

Come by the lobby and checkout the Giving tree for Henry County Animal Initiative! They have many high need wishlist items! You are welcome to drop donations off at the clinic or we have the address for you to send Amazon direct!
Purina Cat Naturals dry food is a very BIG need.

12/09/2025

The phone lines are currently down at the clinic, you can leave us a voicemail or text us at the clinic number and we will reach out.

12/09/2025

Happy International Day of Veterinary Medicine!
Today we celebrate the veterinarians and dedicated teams who work tirelessly to protect the health of pets, livestock, wildlife, and the people who love them.
Their commitment to animal welfare, public health, and disease prevention makes a difference every single day. 🐾🌍
Thank you to all the incredible professionals who keep our communities safe and our animals thriving! 💙