Green Lawn Animal Clinic

11/04/2024

Puppies!!
Here are some cute puppies to help brighten your day!

09/17/2024

Phones have been restored...
Our phone lines are currently down, estimated to be on around 1:30. If you need assistance please text us at 937-548-2875 or email us at [email protected]. thank you for the understanding, we will keep everyone posted as to when the phones are available.

08/02/2024

These firecrackers are too cute!

06/18/2024

It's that time of year again! We will be out at the Darke County Animal Shelter for our annual shot clinic. To sign up, please contact the Darke County Animal Shelter at 937-547-1645. Thank You!

06/13/2024

We have had a busy spring so far! Look at all the new faces here at the clinic.

05/08/2024

Our office is closed today due to the power outage. Please message us on Facebook or text the office number if you need to reach us today. Thank you.

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03/18/2024

We were definitely feeling the love last month with all the new faces here at the clinic! Say hello to all of our new friends!

03/08/2024

It is that time again, we are offering low cost spay and neuters for cats ONLY in April. The surgery days that we are offering is Tuesdays only, space is limited.
Sign up is required, please mention this post to receive the low cost price.
Female cats: $95
Male cats: $60
*The price includes the procedure, 24 hour pain injection and rabies vaccine. Additional services will be offered the day of the surgery.

02/23/2024

All of our new friends that made our holiday season Merry and Bright!

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from the Green Lawn Aninal Clinic family to yours! We hope you have a wonderful day!

12/19/2023

Holiday Hours
The office will be closed on Monday December 25th for Christmas. We will also be closed Saturday December 30th and Monday Monday January 1st.
Please plan accordingly to pick up medications so that you are not short or out while we are out of the office.

12/07/2023

Look at all these cuties we met this fall! 🤎🍁

11/30/2023

We are aware of the canine respiratory disease outbreak across the nation and wanted to provide some information for our clients and the community. The cause of the illness has not yet been identified, but is assumed a viral cause and contagious.

Some patients simply have a cough and recover; some are developing more serious illnesses, such as pneumonia, which can be life-threatening.

Per the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association, there are no confirmed cases in Ohio at this time. There are a couple steps you can take to avoid your canine companion being exposed…

(1) Avoid public dog parks & areas where you know other dogs to frequent. Reduce the chance of exposure until this is better understood.

(2) If friends and family are visiting you for the holiday and bringing dogs, ask them if the dogs are up to date of respiratory vaccines (Bordetella, influenza, Parainfluenza) and if their dogs are having any symptoms or if their dogs could have potentially been exposed to other dogs (boarding, daycare, groomer, dog parks, etc).

(3) Make sure your canine companion is vaccinated for the common respiratory diseases, Bordetella, Influenza, Parainfluenza). Parainfluenza is part of the DHPP vaccine.

(4) If your dog shows clinical signs or symptoms (lethargy, cough, poor appetite, difficulty breathing), you should contact your veterinarian for advice and seek medical care.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call us, we are here to help! We will post updates as we receive them.

-Thank you, Dr. Ge**er and Staff