All Pets Veterinary Clinic

01/11/2025

Mr. Bruce still needs a home! He came to us missing a hunk of his lip and with a nasty infected jaw fracture. We took out his wires yesterday. It’s healed beautifully! He’s gained 4 pounds (another smashing success at the All Pets fat camp… kidding) and all of our hearts but it’s time for him to have a real home. Call the clinic if you’re interested. Neutered, FeLV, FIV negative, dewormed, and vaccinated.

01/01/2025

Meet Mr. Bruce! Bruce came to us with a rotten jaw fracture that is healing well. We have also plumped him up during his stay. He is vaccinated, dewormed, neutered, and FelV/ FIV negative. He loves to make biscuits and is a sweetheart. If you’re interested in adopting call the clinic. (New year! New kitty!)

01/01/2025

Meet Mr. Lou! He came to us with a massive, rotten wound on his neck that is just about healed. We’ve spent the last few months fixing him up (and plumping him up lol) and he’s just about ready for a new home. He is vaccinated, dewormed, and neutered but he is FIV positive. Call the clinic for details.

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving!!

Keep your pets safe from these common holiday goodies!

10/26/2024

UPDATE: Zinc is outta here!!!! He has a home!!!!! (I miss him already!).

This is Zinc! Zinc was not doing well at the shelter. He was happy and playful and would eat but he just couldn’t gain weight. So we kitten-napped and brought him to the All Pets fat farm. Zinc is now gaining like a champion and might be a bit plump. He’s neutered, dewormed,vaccinated and needs a home. If you want to visit come by the clinic but he will need to be adopted through the shelter.

10/09/2024

UPDATE: Dennis has been adopted!

I’M DENNIS!!!! I’m 4 months old and I’m neutered, vaccinated, and treated for all the common parasites. I just need a home. Call All Pets if you’re interested! 309-833-2365. Please share!

10/04/2024

Free cat carriers—if anyone needs one stop by the clinic.

09/07/2024

09/07/2024

We have been seeing several cases of kennel cough/tracheobronchitis/CIRDC (canine infections respiratory disease complex). For the most part these terms all mean the same thing. There are a ton of organisms that can cause this complex but it is typically a combination of a bacteria (bordetella) and a virus. Signs are typically a dry, hacking, “choking on chicken bones” sounding cough. It is typically worse at night or with activity. Most dogs are minimally ill other than the annoying cough. Several we have seen have been at the dog park. Feel free to give us a call if you have questions!

Learn the signs of canine infectious respiratory disease complex (CIRDC), or “kennel cough,” and how to protect your pet from this highly contagious illness affecting the respiratory tract in dogs.

07/21/2024

Sneak peek of the Rocky re-do!

07/13/2024

This week's adoptable animals poster. Mighty fine cats and dogs!

07/12/2024

Rocky rehab update…. All done with sanding and sanding and sanding and bondo and sanding and primer and more primer… actually got to start painting today!

06/28/2024

Cool grill!!! Last chance to win tomorrow!

06/27/2024

WHERE IS ROCKY????

The original alpha dog Rocky from Rocky On Parade Round 1 is a bit under the weather. He’s 11! Which is quite old for a bulldog (fiberglass or otherwise). So, Dr. Blakeley decided to take him to her personal vet clinic (I.e. home) for some TLC. He is getting a complete check up (sanding to remove the flaky clear coat, chipped paint, etc) and surgery (bondo to repair several cracks and holes). Once he is recovered from that he’s going to get dewormed (with primer), vaccinated (with a fresh coat of paint), and neutered (because pet overpopulation is a HUGE problem).

Then the fun happens… Dr. Blakeley’s ultimate plan if she can pull it off is to make the new Rocky “signable.” For a small donation you can (hopefully) sign the name of your favorite pet on Rocky. Every penny will be donated to the humane society for their new building campaign. And then we plan to donate the dog to live at the new shelter.

So that’s what’s up with Rocky!

06/17/2024

06/06/2024

This is the rabies virus… and McDonough county HAS a confirmed case in a bat. The bat was caught by a 16 year old indoor/outdoor pet cat and who then promptly presented the bat to her family and potentially exposed the children in the household. The children are now receiving post exposure vaccines. Because we don’t commonly see rabies some have have gotten complacent. Some are annoyed they have to buy a rabies tag every year.
Rabies is real. There is no treatment once signs develop. If you have questions about rabies let us know!

04/04/2024

Let your creative side flow with these cuties. Raise funds for the McDonough County Animal Shelter at The Crafty Coop! More info is available at https://thecraftycoopmacomb.com/