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MedVet Cincinnati Enhancing the lives of pets, their loving families, and the veterinary community. We are available for emergency care 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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If your pet is facing an emergency situation, you may come directly to our hospital – no referral is needed. Our emergency team consists of critical care specialists, experienced emergency doctors, and the largest number of certified critical care technicians in any Ohio veterinary hospital. MedVet is home to an entirely integrated team of oncology experts providing surgical, medical, and radiatio

n treatment options. This team is equipped with the most advanced diagnostic and treatment technologies available to dogs and cats including CT scanner, linear accelerator, and the only animal dedicated MRI in the region.

04/08/2025

🚓🐾 Meet K9 Blu, a beloved therapy dog for the Wellston Police Department and a true hometown hero! 💙

Two weeks ago, while off duty, Blu was hit by a car and sustained some serious injuries, including a ruptured bladder, a pre-pubic tendon rupture (a tear in the connective tissue that helps support the pelvis), and a blood clot near his spinal cord. Thanks to the expert collaborative effort between the Critical Care, Neurology, Surgery, Rehabilitation, and Anesthesia teams at MedVet Columbus, Blu underwent a successful procedure two weeks ago to repair all of his injuries.

This past week brought some exciting progress—Blu took his first steps since the accident! 🐾 His recovery is moving in the right direction, and we’re thrilled with how far he’s come.

Blu isn’t just a therapy dog—he’s a friend to every child in town, and now the entire Wellston community is showing up for him. From lemonade stands to fundraisers, it’s heartwarming to see everyone rallying to support their four-legged hero. 💛🍋

A huge shoutout to Blu's care team during his stay at MedVet Columbus: Dr. Heather McKechnie, who helped stabilize Blu in the Emergency room initially upon intake before he was transferred to our specialty care; Dr. Jess Kmiecik, who performed Blu's spinal decompression; Drs. Shawn Kennedy and Kaitlin Daigle, who treated Blu's bladder rupture and performed his prepubic tendon repair; Dr. Emily Falk, who has been responsible for Blu's rehabilitation exercises and plan for his follow up care; Dr. Denise Radkey, who provided excellent pain management treatment for Blu; and Drs. Andrew Taylor, Jay Gladden, Floyd Williams, and Natalia Stefanovska, who were responsible for Blu's overall medical management. The Columbus Critical Care and ICU nursing teams have also been very involved with Blu's care, assisting every step of the way!

We're all cheering you on, Blu! 💪🐶

Officer J. & K9 Blu

04/08/2025

One-Eyed Willie sure knows how to keep life interesting! After more than 24 hours of persistent vomiting, his owner, Katie, brought him to MedVet Hilliard's ER, where our team discovered the culprit—a whole towel stuck in his stomach and under his tongue! 🫢

Willie needed surgery to remove the towel and extra support to help him regain his appetite, but with expert care across our specialty departments and plenty of love, he made a full recovery. Now, he’s back home where he belongs, hopefully sticking to treats instead of towels!

Willie’s journey started as a stray on the streets of Columbus, but when he walked right up to Katie at an adoption event, it was clear he had found his perfect match. We’re so happy he’s doing well—stay out of trouble, Willie!

04/08/2025

Calling all aspiring emergency veterinarians!

Not sure what’s next after graduation? MedVet’s Emergency Clinician Mentorship Program might be the perfect opportunity for you.

This immersive, hands-on program is designed to bridge the gap between DVM school and independent practice, providing expert mentorship, advanced training, and real-world experience in a collaborative environment.

🔹 Gain confidence in complex patient diagnoses
🔹 Learn from board-certified specialists
🔹 Build a strong foundation for long-term success

Don’t miss your chance to join a program that’s shaping the future of emergency veterinary care. Apply today at: https://hubs.la/Q03ghPfX0

04/07/2025

The absolutely adorable Lana (Del Lab) is making amazing progress in her knee surgery recovery and is officially moving on to the next stage of healing with our Surgery team at MedVet Hilliard, and her incredible Board-Certified Veterinary Surgeon Dr. Sarah Bisgard! While she might not be thrilled about her fashionable recovery hat, we couldn’t resist snapping some adorable pics—because she’s just too cute not to share! 📸🐶

Keep up the great work, Lana! We’re so proud of you and can’t wait to see you back to full zoomies soon.

04/07/2025

Poor Dats wasn’t feeling his best when he came to MedVet Hilliard with vomiting and diarrhea. Thankfully, our team ruled out an internal obstruction, but he needed some extra care and hydration.

With the help of Dr. Jamie Constantino and Dr. Anna Bentley, Dats was feeling better and back to eating within 24 hours!

We’re so glad he’s home and on the mend. 💙

$Sif is back in action! 💪Playtime got a little too rough for adorable Sif when she fractured her right supraglenoid tuber...$

04/06/2025

Sif is back in action! 💪

Playtime got a little too rough for adorable Sif when she fractured her right supraglenoid tuberosity—a part of the shoulder that helps with movement. But with time, care, and lots of love, she’s made an amazing recovery!

At her six-week recheck at MedVet Hilliard recently, Sif was all smiles and doing great. We’re so happy to see her back on her paws and ready for more adventures (with maybe a little less roughhousing 😉).

Way to go, Sif!

04/05/2025

How do you get a cat to pose in a silly hat? Tasty snacks, of course! 😺🍗

Chubbs recently came back for his final recheck after undergoing a perineal urethrostomy (PU)—a surgery that helps prevent dangerous urethral obstructions. This condition impacts a pet’s ability to urinate and is a life-threatening emergency that commonly affects male cats with Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD).

Thanks to his PU surgery at MedVet Hilliard with Board-Certified Veterinary Surgeon Dr. Sarah Bisgard and our amazing Surgery team, Chubbs is now safe, happy, and free to enjoy all the treats (and fashion statements) he wants!

For more information about FLUTD, visit the American Veterinary Medical Association: https://hubs.la/Q03fFGYD0

04/05/2025

Hazel May loves shredding her toys 🧸, so when she started vomiting and having diarrhea, her family grew concerned and brought her to MedVet Hilliard for evaluation. To ensure she wasn’t dealing with a blockage in her intestines, our caregivers ran some tests and got the all-clear—no obstruction! 🎉

With a little help from Dr. Anna Bentley and her wonderful Doctor Coordinator, Breanna Swank, Hazel was sent home with medications to help her recover. Despite feeling under the weather, this bubbly girl’s tail never stopped wagging! 🐾

We’re so happy Hazel May is on the mend and back to her playful self!

04/04/2025

Last year, sweet Lexi was brought to MedVet Cincinnati and diagnosed with lymphoma. With a six-month chemotherapy plan, she showed incredible resilience and responded beautifully to treatment!

Now, we’re thrilled to share that Lexi is in complete remission 🎉 — and through it all, she’s been a delightful patient, always holding our caregiver’s hands during exams and striking the cutest poses for photos with our Board-Certified Veterinary Medical Oncologist Dr. Jeanne Lane. 📸🐶

We’re so proud of Lexi and honored to be part of her journey back to health; let’s give her a big round of applause! 👏

04/04/2025

When he started vomiting, retching, and showing signs of a swollen belly, Anubis’ family knew something wasn’t right. The symptoms were all too familiar—a few years ago, Anubis was treated for Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV), a life-threatening condition where the stomach fills with gas and twists.

Even though his stomach had been surgically tacked (a procedure to help prevent twisting), Anubis was still at risk. Thanks to quick action from Dr. Kathleen Sandford and our skilled Emergency team at MedVet Lexington, they placed a special orogastric tube to safely remove the gas and relieve the pressure, helping Anubis avoid a serious emergency surgery.

Now, he’s back to feeling wonderful and ready to enjoy life again!

04/04/2025

For World Rat Day, join Julia Quinn, Emergency Medicine Veterinary Assistant at MedVet Hilliard, as she shares fun facts and expert tips on caring for pet rats—featuring the adorable Mika! 🐀💙

Rats are intelligent, affectionate, and make wonderful companions. Watch to learn more about these amazing little pets and how to keep them happy and healthy!

04/03/2025

Surgery & Snuggles – the MedVet Hilliard Experience!

As cute as a flower, Daisy Mae couldn’t resist a new toy… but when she accidentally swallowed a piece, it led to a blockage in the intestines that can be very dangerous. 🚨 Thankfully, she was brought to MedVet Hilliard, where our Board-Certified Veterinary Surgeon, Dr. Sarah Bisgard, performed surgery to safely remove it.

Daisy Mae recovered beautifully and even got some extra-special snuggles from Dr. Bisgard, who just happens to have a soft spot for dachshunds🐾.

We’re so happy this little lovebug is back to feeling her best!

04/03/2025

Lucas' family knew something wasn’t right when he suddenly stopped eating. They brought him to MedVet Akron, where our team quickly diagnosed him with large cell lymphoma—a type of cancer that affects the immune system. Thanks to digital cytology (a rapid cell analysis that helps diagnose diseases faster), we were able to start treatment right away!

Under the expert care of Dr. Jacqueline Bloch-Miles, Lucas began the CHOP chemotherapy protocol, a specialized treatment plan for lymphoma. And today? He’s in remission—no signs of cancer in sight!

Lucas continues to bring smiles to everyone he meets, and we’re so proud to be part of his healing journey. 💙 Join us in celebrating this special pup!

Curious about how MedVet treats cancer at our hospitals? Visit our website: https://hubs.la/Q03fjvdC0

04/03/2025

Killian is the sweetest Border Collie who first visited the MedVet Dayton Internal Medicine team back in 2022 with some concerning issues: diarrhea and constipation. These symptoms were starting to slow him down in his agility trials, so his mom brought him in for a thorough evaluation. Killian started seeing Dr. Robin Hopwood and Dr. Amy Oberstadt, along with the entire Internal Medicine team worked diligently to investigate his issues. Killian was diagnosed with perianal fistulas, which are painful sores around the a**s that can cause constipation and motility issues and inflammatory bowel disease.

We got Killian on the right combination of medications and a diet change to help him feel his best. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of our team and Killian’s mom, he’s now back to running full speed in his trials and being the top dog! And if that’s not enough, Killian will even be a TV star as his latest trial aired on ESPN! What an amazing journey, Killian!

04/02/2025

Did you know that human medications can be toxic to pets? This is an important reminder to always double-check pet medications and keep human meds out of reach 💊.

Sweet Dash had a bit of a mix-up—he accidentally received human medication instead of his own, which could have caused serious kidney damage. Thankfully, with quick action and a few days of specialized care at MedVet Hilliard, Dash’s kidneys remained healthy, and he’s now back home with no lasting issues! 🎉

For more information on pet poisons and what to do if you think your pet has been poisoned, visit our blog post: https://hubs.la/Q03fjrgD0

04/01/2025

Ace is breathing easy again! 💙

When Ace was brought to MedVet Hilliard struggling to breathe, our team quickly diagnosed him with pneumonia—a lung infection that can make it hard for pets to get enough oxygen. After two days of dedicated care, including antibiotics to fight infection and oxygen therapy to support his breathing, Ace was on the road to recovery!

Now, he’s back home, happy and healthy. 🏡 We’re so glad we could help this sweet pup feel better!

If your pet ever has trouble breathing, don’t wait—seek veterinary care right away.

04/01/2025

Now Hiring: Medical Director – MedVet Cleveland

Are you a passionate veterinary leader looking to make a meaningful impact? MedVet Cleveland is seeking a Medical Director to join our team!

As a Medical Director, you’ll have the opportunity to:
✅ Work collaboratively with the Hospital Director to lead the Healthcare Team through our Dyad Model
✅ Shape the future of specialty and emergency medicine
✅ Foster a culture of collaboration and clinical excellence
✅ Make a difference in the lives of pets and their families

At MedVet, we’re dedicated to delivering the highest standard of patient care while supporting our team with the resources they need to thrive. If you’re ready to take the next step in your veterinary leadership career, we’d love to hear from you!

📍 Location: Cleveland, OH
📩 Apply today: https://hubs.la/Q03dHN7w0

03/30/2025

On National Doctors’ Day, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to the incredible doctors who are at the forefront of specialty pet healthcare. Their dedication, skill, and passion make them true heroes in the communities we serve, ensuring that pets remain healthy and safe every single day.

It takes a special kind of person to do this vital and life-saving work, and we are honored to have such talented caregivers across the U.S.

Thank you to all our caregivers for your unwavering commitment and expertise! 💙

01/06/2025

IMPORTANT UPDATE:

Our ER remains open 24/7 during the current winter storms. No appointment is needed for emergency care.

Thank you for entrusting us with your pet’s care. If you need us, please drive safely!

12/31/2024

As we all celebrate the arrival of 2025, our emergency hospital will remain open on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. We are ready to provide expert care if your pet experiences an urgent or emergent injury or illness. Please come directly to our hospital, no appointment is needed.

MedVet wishes you and your four-legged family members a Happy New Year!

Find your nearest MedVet: www.medvet.com/locations

12/23/2024

We wish you all a safe and happy holiday season!

If your pet experiences an urgent or emergent injury or illness over the holidays, our ER caregivers are available 24/7.

Find your nearest MedVet: www.medvet.com/locations

11/27/2024

Gobble gobble! 🦃 Just a friendly reminder that while you're enjoying your Thanksgiving feast, our MedVet Emergency hospitals are open and ready to help if your pet experiences an urgent or emergent injury or illness.

MedVet wishes you and your four-legged family members a safe and happy holiday!

Visit our website to find a MedVet location near you https://www.medvet.com/locations/

09/01/2024

📢 Important Update for Our Followers! 📢

Starting today, content on this hospital's page will be limited to important updates, such as road closures or changes to our hours of operation.

To keep up with all things MedVet, including pet health and safety tips, amazing patient stories, and more we invite you to join us over on MedVet.

Did you know MedVet is also on Instagram? You can find us at www.instagram.com/medvet.

We look forward to bringing you more valuable content to help keep your pet safe, happy, and healthy. 💙

08/27/2024

Is your pet scratching more than usual? It might be irritating insects! 🪲Some of these common pests are:
1. Fleas
2. Ticks
3. Mosquitoes
4. Bees
5. Wasps

Click to learn more about what bugs to keep an eye out for, especially when enjoying the outdoors with your pet. Stay vigilant and keep your pets happy and healthy all season long.

To find out where you’ll typically find these pesky bugs and key prevention tips, visit our blog post: https://www.medvet.com/irritating-insects-to-pets/

08/26/2024

Cataracts can affect pets of all breeds and ages. Depending on the level of visual impairment, a veterinary ophthalmologist will determine if surgery is recommended to remove your pet’s cataracts. Dr. Jaycie Riesberg from MedVet Salt Lake City answers some of the most frequently asked questions around cataract surgery for pets.

To learn more about cataract surgery, visit: https://www.medvet.com/cataracts-cataract-surgery-dogs/

08/24/2024

For many, a new school year means the return of the longstanding lunchtime debate: pack vs. buy? Many of the healthy foods or convenience items we use to pack lunches are great for kids but not for pets.

To learn what you should watch out for when packing lunches around pets, visit our blog: https://hubs.la/Q02Mnzyn0

08/21/2024

We're honored to welcome Dr. Kaitlynn Ban to the MedVet Cincinnati Anesthesia & Pain Management department!

Dr. Ban brings a deep expertise in veterinary anesthesia and analgesia, with a special emphasis on chronic pain management, critical care anesthesia, and surgical oncology. She is also dedicated to advancing veterinary technician education and team training. Dr. Ban understands the unique anesthetic needs of each patient and is passionate about using balanced anesthesia to provide the best care possible, even for the most critical cases.

Education & Training
🎓 Bachelor of Science: Atlantic Union College
🎓 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine: Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine
🎓 Residency: The Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center

In her free time, Dr. Ban enjoys discovering new coffee shops and bakeries, gardening, hiking, reading, and staying active.

Get to know Dr. Ban: https://www.medvet.com/doctor/kaitlynn-c-ban

08/20/2024

Say hello to Easton, our charming 15-year-old Maltese mix who recently came to MedVet Cincinnati for a check-up with our medical oncology team! 🐾

Easton first visited us last year, when Dr. Karina Valerius diagnosed her with mediastinal thymoma, a rare chest tumor common in senior dogs. After completing her chemotherapy treatments this summer, Easton has been visiting us for regular follow-ups to keep an eye on her progress.

We were overjoyed to celebrate Easton's 15th birthday with her and her wonderful family during her last appointment. 💖 Easton is doing great, and we're so happy to be part of her journey!

08/20/2024

🦟 Keep the buzz away! As we enjoy the great outdoors with our pets, it’s important to keep our pets safe from mosquitoes.

These pesky insects can transmit heartworm disease, which can be harmful to our pets. Make sure to use veterinarian-approved repellents and keep up with regular heartworm prevention treatments.

Let’s keep our pets safe and healthy, so they can enjoy every outdoor adventure with us!

08/17/2024

MedVet is celebrating National Nonprofit Day by spotlighting a very special program near and dear to our caregivers: the AVMF REACH Program.

We understand unexpected pet emergencies and specialty veterinary care may be a financial burden for pet families — this program breaks down barriers to access veterinary care by offering grants to over 100,000 AVMA members nationwide. Through the AVMF REACH Program and on behalf of our clients, MedVet veterinarians proudly support charitable care when financial barriers could keep patients from getting the care they need.

If you're interested and able to support pet owners in financial need, please consider making a donation to AVMF's REACH Program by clicking the donation link on this post.

https://www.avmf.org/our-impact/reach-animal-care-program

08/15/2024

Back-to-school can be a busy time for families, and an adjustment for our pets as routines and schedules change. This time of year may also introduce new items for your pet to explore.

Click to see a few helpful tips to curb separation anxiety and boredom in your pet during this transitory time.

More information can be found on our blog: https://www.medvet.com/back-to-school-pet-safety/

08/13/2024

We're honored to welcome Dr. Patrick Satchell to the MedVet Cincinnati Critical Care department!

Dr. Satchell has a profound interest in all aspects of veterinary emergency and critical care, with a special focus on coagulation and fibrinolytic disorders, systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS)/sepsis, ventilation, and occasionally assisting with zoo and exotic medicine. He is passionate about diagnosing and treating complex medical conditions using a multidisciplinary approach.

Education & Training
🎓 Bachelor of Science: South Dakota Mines
🎓 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine: Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine
🎓 Residency: The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine and University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine

Learn more about Dr. Satchell ⤵️
https://www.medvet.com/doctor/patrick-satchell

08/13/2024

While fresh air and sunshine encourage exercise and promote emotional health, there is a danger lurking in many outdoor spaces: cheatgrass and foxtails. This seemingly innocuous plant can pose serious risks to your pet's health.

For more information on cheatgrass and foxtails, visit: https://www.medvet.com/cheatgrass-foxtails-dangers/

08/08/2024

Say hello to our beloved patient, Winston, a therapy dog who visited MedVet Cincinnati's Radiation Oncology department for treatment of an infiltrative lipoma (a rare, fatty tumor that grows into nearby muscles and tissues). In an effort to stop the growth of the mass, Winston received 18 daily radiation treatments under the care of Dr. Melanie Linn and the radiation oncology team.

We're delighted to share Winston has been doing amazingly well since completing his treatments, yay Winston! 👏

08/03/2024

🌺 Aloha from our brave Oncology warriors at MedVet Cincinnati!

🌴 Recently, our incredible patients celebrated the summer season by dressing up for a luau-themed photoshoot. We just love seeing their joy and resilient spirits shine through. Join us in cheering on these amazing fighters!

08/01/2024

We are thrilled to congratulate Dr. Emily Ward at MedVet Cincinnati for passing her boards to become a Board Certified Veterinary Dentist™, further demonstrating her commitment to providing expert care for our patients.

Join us in giving Dr. Ward a round of applause for this great accomplishment! 👏

To learn more about Dr. Ward, visit: https://www.medvet.com/doctor/emily-ward

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3964 Red Bank Road
Fairfax, OH
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Monday	12am - 11:59pm
Tuesday	12am - 11:59pm
Wednesday	12am - 11:59pm
Thursday	12am - 11:59pm
Friday	12am - 11:59pm
Saturday	12am - 11:59pm
Sunday	12am - 11:59pm

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+15135610069

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https://www.medvet.com/location/cincinnati/

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Videos

All About Cataract Surgery

Cataracts can affect pets of all breeds and ages. Depending on the level of visual impairment, a veterinary ophthalmologist will determine if surgery is recommended to remove your pet’s cataracts. Dr. Jaycie Riesberg from MedVet Salt Lake City answers some of the most frequently asked questions around cataract surgery for pets. To learn more about cataract surgery, visit: https://www.medvet.com/cataracts-cataract-surgery-dogs/

For many, a new school year means the return of the longstanding lunchtime debate: pack vs. buy? Many of the healthy foods or convenience items we use to pack lunches are great for kids but not for pets. Click to see a few items in lunchboxes to watch ou

For many, a new school year means the return of the longstanding lunchtime debate: pack vs. buy? Many of the healthy foods or convenience items we use to pack lunches are great for kids but not for pets. To learn what you should watch out for when packing lunches around pets, visit our blog: https://hubs.la/Q02Mnzyn0

All About Cataracts

If your dog’s eyes begin to appear opaque or cloudy, it is important to have your veterinarian evaluate them to determine if they have cataracts. Dr. Jaycie Reisberg from MedVet Salt Lake City answers some of the most frequently asked questions around cataracts in dogs, such as: 🔹What are cataracts? 🔹How are cataracts formed? 🔹What are a few signs of cataracts in pets to watch out for? To learn more about cataracts in dogs, visit: https://www.medvet.com/cataracts-cataract-surgery-dogs/

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://hubs.la/Q02yVZmn0 #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamMedVet

Heading to the pool, beach, or lake can be a wonderful form of exercise and can help your pet cool off on a hot day. However, it’s important to be mindful of water safety for your pet to ensure your trip to the water doesn’t result in a trip to the ER. A few helpful pointers when introducing your pet to water include: 💧Pick a shallow spot to start out and stay at the edge of the water. 💧Don’t force them in. Throwing a pet in the water who doesn’t want to swim can be traumatic for them. 💧Get in the water with them. When they start paddling with their front paws, lift their hind end so they understand how to float. Learn more ways to keep your pet safe in and around the water this summer by visiting our blog: https://www.medvet.com/pet-water-safety/ Video credit: Instagram user @3tailsonthetrail

Jackson's Patient Story at MedVet Cincinnati

When an MRI revealed that Jackson, an 8-year-old Husky, had an unusual disk extrusion, rehabilitation and medication were initially recommended as his treatment plan. Unfortunately, his difficulty walking worsened, and he was referred to Dr. Susanna Schwartz at MedVet Cincinnati for further evaluation. Dr. Schwartz opted for a CT scan to better visualize Jackson's bone structure, which showed two chronic herniated disks. Surgery to decompress these areas was recommended as the best course of action, considering Jackson was unable to walk on his own due to weakness in his rear legs. With his pet family onboard with the procedure, Dr. Schwartz successfully repositioned Jackson's spinal cord to its normal position. We're delighted to share that at Jackson's recheck appointment, he was already walking better than before surgery 🎉 . Over the next several months, Jackson will continue to see neurological improvements and increased stamina. We are so thrilled for Jackson and his loving pet family!

Doctor Appreciation Week

At MedVet, it’s Doctor Appreciation Week! Join us in celebrating and honoring the incredible veterinarians dedicating their lives to enhancing the lives of pets, their loving families, and the veterinary community. Their dedicated leadership, collaborative teamwork, and commitment to providing compassionate care makes a world of difference in the lives of our beloved pets. Has a MedVet doctor made a positive impact on your pet's life? If so, let them know below how much they are appreciated! 👇

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://jobs.jobvite.com/medvet #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamM

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://hubs.la/Q02yVZ3D0 #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamMedVet

We're Celebrating Vet Assistant Week!

As one of many unsung heroes in the veterinary profession, vet assistants are an integral part of managing a veterinary hospital. MedVet doctors are sharing their gratitude for this essential group for Vet Assistants Week! If you’re interested in becoming a Veterinary Assistant with MedVet, we have good news: we’re hiring! Find more information on open roles here: https://www.medvet.com/careers/

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://jobs.jobvite.com/medvet #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamMedVet

Thank you to our MedVet CSR's!

MedVet's Client Service Representatives are the first smile and last wave goodbye to pets and their loving families who visit our hospitals, and give compassionate care every moment in between. We are immensely grateful for their dedication and service to our hospitals and communities. Join us in saying a huge 'thank you' to our Client Service Reps as we close out Veterinary Receptionist Week.

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Videos

All About Cataract Surgery

For many, a new school year means the return of the longstanding lunchtime debate: pack vs. buy? Many of the healthy foods or convenience items we use to pack lunches are great for kids but not for pets. Click to see a few items in lunchboxes to watch ou

All About Cataracts

Jackson's Patient Story at MedVet Cincinnati

Doctor Appreciation Week

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://jobs.jobvite.com/medvet #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamM

We're Celebrating Vet Assistant Week!

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