Dayton Animal Clinic, LLC

08/23/2024

Kendra, Hannah, Dr. Herr, Maggie and Manette celebrating!

08/23/2024

This says it all!!!

08/23/2024

Last evening, our team gathered at a local park to enjoy delicious food and great company. We work with an awesome group of people and appreciate their dedication and commitment for our patients' care. It was an honor to celebrate with Kendra who has been with us for 15 years; Dr. Herr who has been with us for 12 years; Manette who has been with us for 10 years; and Maggie and Hannah who have been with us for five years! These ladies will soon be drifting through the sky in a hot air balloon! 🎈 When you see them, please take a moment to thank them as well as all our staff members for all they do! They are amazing and fun to work with!

08/22/2024

Congratulations to Sydney on completing her externship at our clinic. Kendra, Hannah and Molly were fabulous mentors for her this summer. Sydney will begin her final year at BRCC next week but she will still be with us on Fridays and Saturdays. We will miss seeing her every day! Good luck, Sydney! You're going to be a fantastic technician! 🌻

07/31/2024

The Tylee family and Luna came in for a visit today. 🌻🐾

07/31/2024

The Tylee family and Luna came in for a visit today. 🌻

07/18/2024

“Sassy” came in for a visit yesterday. She was just as cute as could be and so brave for her bloodwork! By the way, this is the next to the last day of Sydney’s internship.

07/12/2024

BBQ season is upon us! Here are a few common BBQ hazards to avoid:

1. Corn cobs – These are a common cause of intestinal blockage in dogs and must be kept out of reach. Corn kernels that are unseasoned and removed from the cob are safe for dogs.

2. Wooden skewers – Dogs may try to eat skewers with any food on them. If ingested, skewers can pierce through the esophagus, stomach, or intestines, causing serious consequences.

3. Grease and meat drippings – If grease spills on gravel or loose wood, dogs may lick or eat foreign material, causing an obstruction. Make sure you clean up any spills with the garden hose.

4. Meat with bones – If cooked bones are ingested, the risks are splintering, choking, intestinal blockage, or mouth/tooth injury and should not be given to dogs.

5. Fatty foods - Any foods high in fat can cause diarrhea, vomiting, and pancreatitis in dogs and should be avoided.

6. Loose garbage - Keep garbage secured with a lid that dogs cannot get into. Keep table scraps out of reach. If ingested can cause an obstruction.

7. Foil or plastic wrap – These have remnants of food on them and smell good to dogs. To prevent accidental ingestion, promptly dispose of used foil with food on it.

By avoiding these common hazards, you and your dog can have a safe and fun BBQ season. Enjoy!

07/04/2024

Happy 4th of July!

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07/04/2024

Happy 4th of July from all of us at Dayton Animal Clinic. Holiday festivities can be stressful for some cats so we hope you will take time to read these tips on how to keep your feline friends safe and calm in noisy situations.

06/21/2024

Two of our LVTs and our LVT intern working with "Marley".

06/06/2024

Adia made a friend today. Cat cuddles are the best. 😀

05/23/2024

Dayton Animal Clinic will be closed Saturday, May 25th and Monday May 27th in observance of the holiday. Make sure your prescriptions are filled before the long weekend. If you have an emergency, call VES in Verona or the emergency clinic of your choosing.

Normal business hours will resume Tuesday, May 28th. Happy Memorial Day!

05/22/2024

Cute puppies to brighten our day! 🐾🐾

05/12/2024

Wishing all the moms of our two and four-legged friends a very Happy Mother's Day!

04/26/2024

04/24/2024

It’s always a good day when we get to see bunnies! 🐰💗

04/06/2024

"Wade" and "Sunny" came in for a puppy visit! Super cute!

03/20/2024

“Bruno” came to visit! 🐾

02/05/2024

Our food pantry is virtually empty! If you can help those in need, please do!! All brands accepted.

02/03/2024

Dayton Animal Clinic is closed on Saturday, February 3rd. We apologize for any inconvenience. If your pet needs emergency care this weekend, please call the emergency clinic in Verona. 1-540-248-1051.

01/19/2024

Due to inclement weather, Dayton Animal Clinic will open at 8:30 am on January 20th. Be cautious and safe if you need to travel or be outside during this cold spell.

01/16/2024

Due to the inclement weather, Dayton Animal Clinic will open at 8am on Tuesday, January 16th to allow our staff time to arrive safely. Please be safe if you're out and about.

01/13/2024

This sweet boy was found this morning in Harrisonburg without any tags or microchip, please call 540-879-3833 if you are missing him!

01/13/2024

Extreme cold weather is in the forecast for many parts of the US this week. Here are a few tips to ensure you keep your pets safe.

You can find more information - including tips for livestock owners - at avma.org/ColdWeather.

01/13/2024

Our view this morning was amazing! Those of us at Dayton Animal Clinic hope you and your pets have a fantastic weekend!