Lima Veterinary Center

07/16/2024

Despite the power outage in Lima this morning due to yesterday's storm, Lima Veterinary Center is open thanks to our full facility generator. We have limited phone and internet service however. If you have an appointment, please make every effort to come! If you are unable to make your appointment, please try to contact us by phone as soon as possible, or send an email to [email protected]. Most of all, please be safe and make it a great day.

11/28/2023

Thank you Smidgens Inc for making our beautiful new sign! We love it.

12/19/2022

Attention horse owners feeding alfalfa cubes. Top of the Rockies alfalfa cubes with the date codes 111222, 111322, 111422, 111522, and 111622 have been recalled. See attached notice for details.

FDA, in cooperation with state departments of agriculture in CO, LA, NM, and TX, is investigating cases of illness and death in horses.

10/14/2022

Did you know, every time you use a credit/debit card, the merchant pays processing fees to your credit card company? Those fees can cost them 2-4% of your total purchase! In an effort to contain costs and avoid raise our veterinary service prices, beginning Nov 15th, LVC will start passing those processing fees back to the card user instead of absorbing the cost ourselves. For those using a card, we will add a 3% fee which will be paid directly to the card company at the time of payment. For those choosing to pay by cash or check, you will be unaffected by the change.

Lima Veterinary Center

12/24/2021

Merry Christmas to everyone from Reese, Ken and Lorie Bedell and everyone at LVC. Have a safe holiday.

12/21/2021

04/20/2021

Reminder for my horse friends.

As pastures turn green (and white, and then green again) please remember to be vigilant of warning signs of spring laminitis. Monitoring digital pulses is a good way to detect when your horses have had enough. A bounding (throbbing) pulse indicates urgent need to pull the horse off the grass for awhile and fill in with a lower carb roughage source like hay. The carb level in grass increases throughout the day and then slowly decreases through the night, so the safest time for a sensitive horse to be out on pasture is first thing in the morning, then come in before noon.

04/20/2021

As pastures turn green (and white, and then green again) please remember to be vigilant of warning signs of spring laminitis. Monitoring digital pulses is a good way to detect when your horses have had enough. A bounding (throbbing) pulse indicates urgent need to pull the horse off the grass for awhile and fill in with a lower carb roughage source like hay. The carb level in grass increases throughout the day and then slowly decreases through the night, so the safest time for a sensitive horse to be out on pasture is first thing in the morning, then come in before noon.

12/04/2020

Thank you https://www.facebook.com/WildWingsInc/ for transform our lobby into a beautiful gallery displaying your amazing photo collection. And a very special thank you to Maureen Neilans who did the hanging for us yesterday. The framed images are for sale with all proceeds going to Wild Wings Sanctuary.

06/05/2020

Bonnie Mason Da Vet Man and his crew really enjoyed the fruit platter today. Thank you so much!!!!!

04/03/2020

Our office will be closed this Saturday, April 4th for a much needed staff break. Please pick up any prescription refills needed for the weekend today. Dr. Bedell is available by phone to respond to his own patient emergencies throughout the weekend. Have a safe weekend and be well! www.limaveterinarycenter.com

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03/26/2020

https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/icelandicplus-llc-voluntarily-recalls-whole-capelin-fish-pet-treats-because-product-exceeds-fda-size

Out of an abundance of caution IcelandicPlus LLC of Ft. Washington, PA, is recalling its Capelin Pet Treats because some of the fish have exceeded the FDA compliance guideline for fish larger than 5 inches. The FDA has determined that salt-cured, dried, or fermented un-eviscerated fish larger than 5

03/24/2020

Lima Veterinary Center continues to keep our doors open to support your pet needs during the COVID-19 crisis; however, we are temporarily reducing office hours Mon-Sat to 9am- noon. Please visit LimaVeterinaryCenter.com for up-to-date details about offered services, procedures and hours. We thank the community for your exceptional support and wish everyone wellness.