Holt Veterinary Clinic

08/16/2024

07/23/2024

These two precious kittens had a full day at the vet!

07/23/2024

Betsy was such a joy to see at the clinic!😊

07/09/2024

Today was this little guy’s first puppy visit with us! So cute 🤗

07/02/2024

How cute is Mr. Comet?

06/20/2024

The staff of Holt Veterinary Clinic wishes everyone a safe and enjoyable July 4th! The clinic will be closed on July 4. Please submit any medication requests in advance to ensure that those prescriptions can be filled. To ensure that medications will be ready before the holiday, please submit requests by 6 p.m. on Tuesday, July 2. Compounded or special-order medications may take more time. Please call the clinic at 517-694-9510 to request medications or with any questions!

06/17/2024

The power is back on and the clinic is open! We will resume all normal operations, and we are open until 6 p.m. tonight! Thank you for your patience with these unexpected circumstances.

06/17/2024

There is currently no power at the clinic, so we are closed until at least noon today and possibly all day. We will monitor the situation this morning and determine around noon if we will be open for the rest of the day. Please call the clinic with any questions about afternoon appointments for today. Please be patient as we will have minimal staff available to answer any other questions at this time. We apologize for the inconvenience and will update as soon as we have more information.

06/11/2024

Services Impacted: We have been notified by our Comcast provider that construction starting on 06/13/24 may cause an unexpected interruption of service. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we work to restore and maintain service as soon as possible.

05/22/2024

Holiday weekend reminder: please submit any medication refill requests before 6 pm Thursday if they need to be filled before the holiday weekend.
Have a safe and happy Memorial Day weekend!

01/25/2024

Thank You!
Holt Veterinary Patients are the BEST!!

12/28/2023

Our clinic pets love to be involved in preparing paperwork for our appointments.

11/22/2023

There are a multitude of pathogens that cause respiratory disease in dogs. Veterinarians and diagnostic laboratories are working with state and federal agencies to identify a cause in recent cases.

11/20/2023

Making Plans for the Holidays?
Boarding your pet? Does your pet has the necessary vaccinations?
It’s not too late…call your vet today to get your pet up to date.

11/10/2023

Appointment Policy update:
Due to a recent increase in clients missing their scheduled appointments or canceling/rescheduling with less than 24 hours notice, we are instituting a Client Service Charge of $59 in the event of any missed appointment or appointments that are canceled/rescheduled with less than 24 hours notice. We will also require a deposit of $59 at the time of scheduling for any Saturday appointments, which will be applied toward the fees for that visit. Appointments that are rescheduled with more than 24 hours notice will be rescheduled at no charge. When clients call ahead to reschedule appointments, it allows us to offer that appointment for another patient who needs veterinary care, so that we can care for all of our patients in a timely manner.

11/02/2023

On Tuesday, November 7, 2023, our staff will be attending a training session until 1:00, and we will not be answering our phones or allowing clients into the building during that time. If you need to contact us before 1:00 on Tuesday, please feel free to call and leave us a detailed voicemail at 517-694-9510 or email us at [email protected], and we will contact you within 24 hours. If your pet experiences an emergency during that time, please call MSU's Small Animal Clinic at 517-353-5420 or Greater Lansing Veterinary Center in Williamston at 517-708-2525.

10/29/2023

Come join us at the Veterans Memorial Gardens Halloween event today from 2-4!!

10/26/2023

With Halloween coming up, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has sent out the following tips for keeping your pets safe this Halloween:

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 for your animal.
Our animals might not share the same enthusiasm for costumes that we do, causing them stress and discomfort. Beyond making sure animals are comfortable in their outfit, ensure the costume does 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.

10/26/2023

We are looking forward to seeing all of you at "Halloween In The Gardens". Holt Vet Clinic will be there with yummy treats for you and your pets. You don't want to miss it!!