Lebanon Veterinary Hospital, LLC

01/24/2025

Please vote! This little guy was a medical surrender that has been treated, here at LVH, rehomed and is loved! The family plan to donate any winnings to charity to help other guys like him! He's just as sweet as he is adorable!

Stanlee is 12 months old adorable as ever and has the personality to match. He will wave hi we he meets you and slobber all over you.

01/24/2025

Has spring sprung? Hard to believe with this extreme cold but this week LVH has seen (and smelled) MANY cats for spay/neuter! If you don't know what an intact male cat smells like...feel lucky! It is a lingering, ammonia-like smell that attracts females. Let me tell you- it DOES linger! We are seeing signs that the females are receptive, and the males are trying hard to attract them. Please spay or neuter them so we are not inundated with unwanted kittens in the coming months. Save a life-spay or neuter your pets!

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01/20/2025

Today LVH met with three great middle school students for their job shadow project! We bandaged pets, looked at X-rays and played “guess what that dogs ate!” Thanks Lebanon Middle School for sending us great students with great questions!!

01/14/2025

Need input!! For our special seniors club (over 7 dogs and cats) we are looking for a great name. Suggestions? Grey muzzles? Powdered Sugars? Grand Paws? Let's hear some creative ideas!!

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01/02/2025

The donations are piling up!!! The rescues thank you!!!! I’ll have them come get this load but let’s keep going- dog and cat food please!!!

12/30/2024

Today at LVH, we lost our good friend Leo. He had been struggling with Pemphigus, which is an autoimmune disease that affects skin and mucous membranes. If you had seen him recently, you would know something was wrong. From his painful feet and ears and the infections that followed, he had been struggling. The docs had been brainstorming and took turns treating, bathing and tending to him along with our loving staff. Leo finally lost his appetite and energy. Today, we lost him. Please join us in your thoughts and memories of him and here are some photos to remind you of all he was to all of us.

12/25/2024

Leo says “Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!”

12/20/2024

I hope Santa is good to you this Holiday season!

12/19/2024

Does anyone know what a bezoar is? Think Harry Potter…or veterinary medicine! Well, now a class of Lyman High juniors and seniors learned yesterday during their visit to LVH! Any guesses? I’m not sure FB will let me post a picture- or that you’d want me to but feel free to ask Dr Z to see it the next time you are in for a visit- he’s very proud of it!!!

12/18/2024

Just a wagon of cuteness for your Wednesday morning!! Can you believe these pups are housebroken?? Amazing!

12/17/2024

All I want for Christmas is…. Well, Tyjah didn’t get to keep all of his teeth in his recent dental but his breath sure smells better! Now this little cutie can cuddle with fresher breath AND a healthy mouth!

12/13/2024

The elves have been busy setting up our new Legacy tree and we are almost complete! It looks BEAUTIFUL especially at night!! Tiny elves are working on taller ladders to complete their work! In keeping with the remembrance theme, I've included our Food Drive details too!! Thanks for all who have donated so far-you are helping ensure food security for many pets!

12/09/2024

(Post #1: Poinsettia Safety – Post any day this week)
🎄🌟 Are Poinsettias Safe for Pets? 🌟🎄
If you’re decorating for the holidays, you might be eyeing a festive poinsettia plant. We know some plants, like lilies, are seriously toxic to pets - so what about poinsettias?

Here’s the good news: while poinsettias are technically toxic to cats and dogs, they usually cause only mild, non-emergency symptoms. 🌿🐾 The sap in the plant can cause irritation or rash-like symptoms. If your pet takes a nibble, they might experience:
Red or itchy skin around the mouth or eyes
Excess drooling
Vomiting

✨ How to Stay Safe:
👉 Keep poinsettias out of reach of pets to avoid any temptation.
👉 If your pet swallows leaves or flowers or has persistent or serious symptoms, contact your vet immediately.

With a little caution, you can safely decorate your home with these beautiful holiday plants—just make sure your pets admire them from a distance! 🐕🐈💚

12/08/2024

The Lebanon Vet Hospital had a great time tonight!! Lebanon rocks!!! We had an amazing turnout for Winterfest!!! Happy Holidays everyone!!

12/04/2024

Gene loved visiting the Wellness Center today!! He was so well behaved and sweet! We love getting to work with so many wonderful pets!

12/02/2024

During the month of December, LVH will be collecting donations of dog and cat food for our rescue group friends. Please leave your donations under our carport at the original Hospital (barn). We thank you in advance! 🐱🐶

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11/27/2024

In the spirit of Thanks and giving...please remember our wildlife friends. LVH has long facilitated donating non-poisoned humanely dispatched rodents to our raptor rescuers. To say we keep a freezer full of mice and rats may sound strange but to our wildlife rehabilitators-they are a gift. If you use non-poison means to control rodents AND are sure they are fresh, please put in freezer safe Ziploc bags and bring to us. The owls, hawks, eagles will thank you! Happy Thanksgiving!!🦉🦅

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