Greentown Animal Hospital

11/11/2025

On this Veteran’s Day, the team at Greentown Animal Hospital honors all who have served. To our veterans, and the families and friends who support them, thank you for your dedication, courage, and sacrifice!

11/03/2025

It's National Animal Shelter & Rescue Appreciation Week 🐾
This week, November 2-8, 2025, we celebrate the amazing people who give homeless pets a second chance, from the dedicated shelter staff and volunteers to the families who open their hearts and homes. ❤️ If you’ve adopted, fostered, or supported a local shelter, thank you for making a difference! Consider reaching out to your favorite rescue this week with a small donation, bag of food, or kind word. It sure goes a long way!

10/31/2025

🎃 **Halloween Pet Safety: Keep Costumes Fun, Not Frightening!**

NOTE: We want to see lots of photos! Post 'em in the comments!

Now, If you dress up your dog or cat this Halloween, keep these quick tips in mind to keep them safe and comfy:

🐾 **1. Comfort Comes First**
Make sure costumes fit well and allow easy movement - no tight spots or tripping hazards.

👀 **2. Keep Senses Clear**
Avoid masks or hoods that block your pet’s eyes, ears, or breathing.

🧵**3. Watch for Choking Hazards**
Skip costumes with small, loose, or dangling parts that a curious pet might chew.

🌡️ **4. Prevent Overheating**
Choose lightweight fabrics and limit costume time, especially in warm weather.

🍬 **5. Avoid Halloween Hazards**
Keep candy, glow sticks, and cords far from your pet’s reach - and provide a quiet space if the excitement gets too spooky.

📸 **6. Supervise and Keep It Short**
Never leave pets unattended in costume - snap a few photos, then let them relax!

🐶🐱 Wishing all our furry friends a safe and happy Halloween from [Your Clinic Name]! 🎃👻

10/27/2025

Bring your furry friends to capture sweet memories in our Fall Photo Booth! Dress your pets in their spookiest (or silliest!) outfits for extra fun, like Princess Poppy and Prince Kevin! Costumes are not required, though. Don’t forget to tag us when you share your photos—we can’t wait to see them! 🎃🐾

10/20/2025

Come to the clinic and take a few Autumn-themed photos any time during regular business hours (Monday thru Friday 8AM - 5PM). Here we have Gus, a little shy but Fall-Festive!

10/05/2025

It's National Walk Your Dog Week (the first week of October)! Today might be a great day to get in a good walk. Cooler days are coming, so longer walks will be easier soon. 👉Share a photo of your favorite walking buddy in the comments! And read on...

Here’s why regular walks are one of the best things you can do for both you and your pup:
🌾 Better health: Helps manage weight, strengthen joints, and lower stress — for both of you.
🐶 Better behavior: A tired dog is a well-behaved dog! Regular walks reduce boredom and anxiety.
👋 Better connection: Walks are a great way to meet neighbors (two- and four-legged alike).
💩 Better habits: Walking encourages a regular bathroom routine — and fewer “surprises” in the yard or in the house!
⏰ How often? Most dogs do best with at least one good walk a day — about 20–30 minutes — but even short strolls twice a day are great. If you can’t manage daily walks, aim for 3–5 times a week and mix in playtime at home.
🐕💚 Whether you’re walking down Main Street or around the back 40, every step helps your dog live a longer, happier life.

09/30/2025

🍂📸 Our Fall Photo Booth is ready! Bring your furry friends to capture sweet memories in our cozy, festive setting—complete with fall magic all around. Costumes are welcome, so dress your pets in their spookiest (or silliest!) outfits for extra fun. Don’t forget to tag us when you share your photos—we can’t wait to see them! 🎃🐾

09/30/2025

We apologize for the inconvenience but, our phones and internet are down 😕 We are working on getting them back up and running as soon as we can!

09/28/2025

Start planning your alternate routes. Local highway closure starts on October 8.

Beginning on or after Wednesday, October 8, US. 31 northbound will close between the State Road 931 interchanges on the north and south sides of Kokomo. Work on the project is expected to be complete by the middle of November. Southbound U.S. 31 will reopen in advance of this northbound closure. All work is weather-dependent and schedules are subject to change.

During the closure, drivers should use the official detour of S.R. 931.

Learn more: bit.ly/4gCe4eV