What are the opening hours?

Monday 7:30am - 12:30pm 1:15pm - 7pm Tuesday 7:30am - 12:30pm 1:15pm - 7pm Wednesday 7:30am - 12:30pm 1:15pm - 5:30pm Thursday 7:30am - 12:30pm 1:15pm - 7pm Friday 7:30am - 12:30pm 1:15pm - 5:30pm Saturday 8am - 1pm

Mapleview Animal Hospital

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Mapleview Animal Hospital

We are a full service small animal veterinary clinic. We offer pet grooming and dog/cat boarding. Contact us today for more information!
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Mapleview Animal Hospital has been serving clients in the Holland area since 1992. From your initial contact with our staff, you and your pet will be a welcome part of our family. We strive to treat your pet as if he or she were one of our own. Whether your pet needs their health looked after, a place to stay while your family is on vacation, or a new hairdo, our many services, beautiful facility, and caring staff will fit your needs perfectly.

12/20/2024

It’s the most wonderful time of the year🎅🏼🎄♥️

10/29/2024

Keep animals safe this holiday by following these five easy tips:

Unsafe Eats: Give Halloween candy to trick-or-treaters—not your animals.
Unfortunately, animals cannot enjoy all of the same treats and food we do. Be sure to keep candy or other sweets containing chocolate, raisins, and/or xylitol (an artificial sweetener found in many candies and gum) away from animals as these ingredients can be hazardous.

Search No More: Make sure animals have proper identification.
With opening the door for all the trick-or-treaters, it can be easy for animals to sneak out and get lost. Make sure animals have identification tags and/or up to date microchips with current contact information to improve the chances they are returned home.

Destress and Decompress: Have a quiet space for your animals.
Having a constant stream of visitors can be overly stimulating for animals. It is important to have a quiet space set aside for them to go if they are getting too stressed. Also, have the room stocked with their food, water, litter pan, etc. in case they would like to maintain their distance for an extended period of time.

Avoid Temptations: Keep Halloween decorations and wires out of reach.
Spooky decorations and lights not only make for a frightful display but also catch the eye of our animals. As these items can cause injury, be sure they are kept out of an animal’s reach, along with candles with an open flame, glow sticks, and potpourri.

Cautious Costumes: Be thoughtful when selecting a costume.
Our animals might not share the same enthusiasm for costumes we do. It is possible your animals cannot recognize you or others they may know because of your costumes, causing unexpected reactions and additional stress. Consider wearing pieces of your costume around your animal before Halloween to better acclimate them to the sight.

If your animals are the ones wearing the costumes, make sure they are comfortable in their outfit. The costume should not restrict their movement or breathing, block their sight, cause them to get overheated, or have small pieces that can be chewed off and become a choking hazard. Also, don’t leave a costumed pet unsupervised.

Following these tips can help keep your animals safe and healthy through the spooky season.

10/27/2024

We have an awesome community! Our bin for helping others in our community with warm clothing is also filling up! We are collecting items with JOY99 until November. 💗

10/26/2024

How adorable are Duke & Drake in their new sweaters! 💙❤️

We’ve got all kinds of adorable new merchandise! Stop in to the clinic soon to check it all out! 👀🐾

10/17/2024

We were so blessed to have hosted Joy99 FM yesterday for their Share the Warmth campaign! We will be collecting items through November! ♥️

10/14/2024

We started off our week appreciating our technicians!! Woot woot!! HAPPY VETERINARY TECHNICIANS WEEK!! ♥️🍁

Thank you to Carrie from Ceva for bringing lunch💕

10/10/2024

Now through November 15, please help us as we partner with Joy99 fm to bring some Comfort & Joy to those in need in our area this winter season! We will be collecting gently used winter clothing for the community as well as pet items for Headin’ Home Pet Rescue! Visit us on Wednesday, October 16 from 11am-2pm while Joy99 conducts a live remote from our clinic! There will be prizes and fun! Look for more information in the days to come!! We are very excited and can’t wait to see you all!!

09/20/2024

A shout out to 7 Brew Coffee for the caffine delivery today! We so appreciate them spreading the kindess and are looking forward to them opening at the end of this month! ☕️😍

08/29/2024

What a fun event! Looking forward to next year! ❤️🐾

08/24/2024

Come see us at Bark in the Park on Windmill Island!!! Lots of venders, raffles and fun!!♥️🍁🐾

08/21/2024

We hope you will come visit us on Saturday! ☺️🐾

08/16/2024

A deceased male cat was brought in. No collar or chip. He was white with tabby markings

Found on Beeline. If this might be your cat please call the office or message us on here.

08/11/2024

We sold A LOT of Bravecto!! 🐶🐈
Thank you Christina and Merck♥️

07/24/2024

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07/08/2024

Mapleview is thriving and growing, thanks to our great staff and loyal clients 💕Welcome Dr. Gus to our team! We are so excited to have him join us!🍁

06/27/2024

Now is the time to start preparing for the fireworks (and thunderstorms!).

If you know your pet stresses out during fireworks and storms, please give us a call for medication refills or to discuss options for medication.

Tips for keeping them safe and comfortable:

Keep them home and indoors. Offer a safe comfortable spot for them to relax. If they are kenneled, you can add extra blankets and pillows around the crate to muffle noise. Get them used to their "chill spot" now. Turning on a tv or radio in the area may also help. Offer an enrichment activity (kong toy filled with peanut butter, or hiding tasty treats for dogs/cats to search out).

Make sure your pet is microchipped and has ID tags. More pets go missing over the 4th of July holiday than any other time of year. Microchips and ID's help to get them home faster.

Make sure fences and gates are secure. Even a pet that has shown no previous signs of stress may become startled, run and become lost.

Keep fireworks, matches, lighter fluid, human food and alcohol away from all pets.

The office will be closed so staff can enjoy the 4th with family. We will be back in the office for normal hours on Friday, July 5th. If you require emergency care please call Emergency Veterinary Care Centers here in Holland at 616-344-5600, they will be open 24 hours on July 4th.

Address

185 Panther Drive
Holland, MI
49424

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 12:30pm
	1:15pm - 7pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 12:30pm
	1:15pm - 7pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 12:30pm
	1:15pm - 5:30pm
Thursday	7:30am - 12:30pm
	1:15pm - 7pm
Friday	7:30am - 12:30pm
	1:15pm - 5:30pm
Saturday	8am - 1pm

Website

http://www.mapleviewanimalhospital.net/

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