Coit Animal Clinic

03/05/2024

We are offering affordable dentals through a new name! Wellness appointments are still available on a limited basis. Please call us to make an appointment!

11/13/2023

UPDATE: The owner has been found and he's home safe!

Someone found a neutered male Yorkie mix on Northland drive by Plainfield. If anyone knows who he belongs to please call the office at 616-363-5530.

02/17/2023

Due to inclement weather and short staffing the office will only be open from 10AM to 3PM today.

09/01/2022

We will be closed both Friday, September 2nd and Monday, September 5th. Have a great holiday weekend!

05/17/2022

**UPDATE: Trying out a new home right now. Will re-post if still needing a home. Thanks for everyone's help!**

Looking for a home for a sweet 7 year old female spayed beagle. Good with other dogs. She is overweight and has mild skin issues but is surprisingly quiet and well mannered. Please email [email protected] if you are interested in adoption.

07/17/2020

Power has been out since 2:30 today. Hopefully it will be back on soon. If you have a non-urgent question or cancellation please email us and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

07/08/2020

Voluntary food recall on natural balance feline canned food. Please discontinue feeding immediately and reach out if you have any questions or concerns.
https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/j-m-smucker-company-issues-voluntary-recall-one-lot-natural-balancer-ultra-premium-chicken-liver

The J. M. Smucker Company today announced a voluntary recall of one lot of Natural Balance® Ultra Premium Chicken & Liver Paté Formula canned cat food due to health concerns likely associated with elevated levels of choline chloride.

05/21/2020

Someone found a female Chihuahua near AutoZone on Leonard. If you know who she belongs to please call us at 616-363-5530.

04/01/2020

We are cutting hours back. We will be open from 10am to 4pm M-F

04/01/2020

03/31/2020

We are open, new rules in place, we are prohibiting clients from entering building. We can get your pet from the car if needed and bring needed Rx out to you. All non urgent surgeries are cancelled. Vaccines can be given if pet is due, Rabies for cats and Rabies and DHLPP for dogs. We will hold off on any heartworm testing unless one of the Doctors feels it is needed immediately. Phone consults are available if needed, but please be patient as we adjust to follow the executive order.

03/30/2020

Gretchen Whitmer has shut down Veterinary Clinics except for a few select situations

Executive Order No. 2020-32

03/23/2020

As of now we are still planning on maintaining our normal hours.
Please minimize the number of family members that come in to the office with your pets.
If you or a family member is ill please stay home.
Call ahead with medication refills or prescription food requests.

01/02/2020

Someone found a female black and white pitbull. No microchip. She was found on Briggs and Elmdale close to Riverside Park. If you know her owner please contact us or the Kent county animal shelter so we can get her home!

12/26/2019

Someone found a male-intact grey and white pitbull. No tag or chip. If you know who he belongs to please contact our office at 616-363-5530 so we can find his owner!

10/31/2019

The Haunted Clinic is open for Halloween

08/01/2019

The FDA has released an advisory to not feed pig ear treats to your pets. If you have any at home, they should not be handled and discarded due to possible Salmonella contamination. More information at https://www.cdc.gov/Salmonella/pet-treats-07-19/index.html

Outbreak of Salmonella Infections Linked to Pet Treats

07/09/2019

Have you heard the news about grain-free foods potentially causing heart disease in pets? Are you thinking about switching your pet's food?

Here's what Community Vet recommends when choosing a diet!

For the FDA's report on certain diets and canine dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM), visit:

https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterinary/news-events/fda-investigation-potential-link-between-certain-diets-and-canine-dilated-cardiomyopathy