White Hall Animal Clinic

12/22/2024

Thank you to our loyal clients for sharing reviews and recommending us to your family and friends.

We love our clients and their pets!

12/21/2024

We ended the week with a Christmas party, dinner, and gift exchange.

It’s so great to enjoy hanging out with your work friends; it makes the crazy and chaotic work days easier, and the Friday nights after work even better.

Merry Christmas From the WHAC Family!

12/19/2024

We are so excited to add to our scoping abilities!

Now offering laparoscopic spays and laparoscopic gastropexies (stomach tacking) among other options but these are our favorites!

12/16/2024

HOLIDAY HOURS

THIS WEEK:
12/16-12/20 - Normal Hours

NEXT WEEK:
CLOSED Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
12/23, 12/24, 12/25

OPEN 7:30a - 5 pm
THURSDAY 12/26 and FRIDAY 12/27

12/04/2024

Kittens can be a lot, but not if you’re prepared. Thankfully, we’ve made a checklist so you can breeze through the basics. Learn more: bit.ly/kitten_checklist

12/04/2024

Kittens can be a lot, but not if you’re prepared. Thankfully, we’ve made a checklist so you can breeze through the basics. Learn more: bit.ly/kitten_checklist

11/29/2024

A gentle reminder….

And to who ever owns a giant bunny with no front legs, don’t forget to buy something for them too.

11/29/2024

Did you and your pets have a grand day?

Ours sure did!

11/28/2024

11/27/2024

That’s a wrap for the week for your WHAC crew!

We will return Monday.

CLOSED Thursday - Sunday

Enjoy our special shirts.

Dr. Hartman is casse-rollin’ with her homies— clearly she is the only one that did not understand the assignment for this “let’s get a photo of our shirts” event.

11/27/2024

Phones are working!

We are open Wednesday 7:30a-6p.

And REMINDER:

CLOSED Thursday-Sunday this week!

11/26/2024

‼️‼️PHONES OUT ‼️‼️

Good morning!

Our phones are not working currently.

While we work with our IT department to correct this issue, please text us or email us.

You can text our regular number or message us through the app.

304-534-9317
[email protected]

11/25/2024

When it comes to sharing Thanksgiving treats with your dog, it's crucial to focus on foods that are safe and healthy for them. Here are some options you can consider:

Turkey: Only if plain, cooked turkey without skin, bones, or seasoning is generally safe. Be sure to remove any bones, as they can splinter and cause injury. Most turkey meals will have seasoning so this means you may need to make it especially for your pet. And if they are not used to turkey as a treat only feed a small amount as it could still cause vomiting and diarrhea.

Sweet Potatoes: These can be a nutritious treat if served plain and cooked without any added sugar or marshmallows.

Pumpkin: Canned, pure pumpkin (not the spiced pie filling) can be beneficial for digestion and is a tasty treat.

Green Beans: Plain, cooked green beans are low in calories and can be a crunchy snack for dogs.

Carrots: Raw or cooked carrots are safe and provide a good crunch, along with vitamins and fiber.

Apples: Sliced apples without seeds or core can be a sweet treat, providing fiber and vitamins.

Remember to avoid foods that are toxic or potentially harmful to dogs, such as onions, garlic, grapes, raisins, chocolate, and anything with artificial sweeteners like xylitol.

Moderation is key, as even safe foods can lead to digestive upset if given in moderation.

Enjoy your Thanksgiving, and ensure your furry friend does too!

11/25/2024

Sharing food with your pets this Thanksgiving could lead to pancreatitis and a trip to the emergency vet. Help avoid that by only feeding them their regular food.

There is a list being shared that our vets doesn’t 100% agree with. The “ok” list contains turkey and while some pets may tolerate it ok, most cannot. Additionally, different seasonings and rubs can contain toxins like onions and garlic or additional fat, making pancreatitis or other health problems possible.

And when the list says plain.
It means plain.
No butter, no seasoning.
Plain.

You can share a plain, baked roll with them, and they can enjoy that as a special treat while keeping them safe, keeping your rugs clean (💩🤮), and saving money by avoiding an unexpected vet trip for vomiting and diarrhea. Use that money on your pets’ holiday gifts instead!

Have a great and safe week!

11/24/2024

CLOSED 11/28 & 11/29

We will be closed this Thursday and Friday to spend time with our families.

We have normal hours this week Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday.

Normal schedule resumes next week, December 2nd.

10/23/2024

Your Favorite Pooh Crew had so much fun seeing everyone out at the mall this evening. Thanks for all of the fun!!!

10/23/2024

We are closing early today to participate in The Commons’ Trunk or Treat!

Come see your favorite vet crew and your Hundred Acre Friends!

10/23/2024

🌟 September Employee of the Month: Sarah Wehler 🌟

We're thrilled to celebrate Sarah Wehler as White Hall Animal Clinic’s Employee of the Month! 🏆

Sarah, originally from Fairmont, WV, has been a valued member of our team since 2016. She graduated from the Pierpont Veterinary Technician program in 2019 and brings a wealth of experience to our clinic, especially when assisting Dr. Hartman in orthopedic surgeries.

Her favorite part of working at WHAC? The patients, of course! 🐶🐱 Sarah has a special soft spot for Chihuahuas (even the spicy ones!) and cats, and her dedication to their care shines through every day.

Before joining us, Sarah worked as a CNA, and her compassionate nature is evident in how she cares for her own furry family—five rescue dogs, a rescue bearded dragon named Hades, and even some chickens! 🐾 At home, Sarah’s dog Penelope, who has special needs, receives specialist care, and all of her pets are rescues.

In her free time, Sarah enjoys hiking with her dogs, crocheting, reading, gardening, photography, and horseback riding with her family. 🐴

Thank you, Sarah, for your dedication, compassion, and love for all animals. We’re so lucky to have you on our team! 💙