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Manchester Veterinary Clinic

Veterinarian Manchester Veterinary Clinic is a full-service veterinary medical facility, located in Manchester, Michigan.
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The professional and courteous staff at Manchester Veterinary Clinic seeks to provide the best possible preventative care, medical care, surgical care, and dental care for their highly-valued patients. We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership, preventative health care and health-related educational opportunities for our clients. Manchester Veterinary Clinic strives to offer excellen

ce in veterinary care to Manchester and surrounding areas. Please take a moment to contact us today, to learn more about our veterinary practice and to find out more information about how Manchester Veterinary Clinic can serve the needs of you and your cherished pet.

10/31/2024

Good morning and Happy Halloween.
A reminder to be safe and keep your pets inside tonight. We would like to remind you that we will be closed tomorrow Friday 11/1/24, as Dr.Nath has been called for jury duty. We will be open Saturday 11/2/24 for medication pick up as well as appointments, from 8am to 3pm.

10/22/2024

Most people have heard that chocolate can be harmful to dogs. However, this sweet treat can be dangerous to both dogs and cats. Download this Halloween Safety Infographic for tips on how to keep your pet safe during Halloween. https://pbxx.it/2lx3ep

08/29/2024

As Labor Day weekend is approaching we would like to remind everyone to have a safe and happy holiday weekend. We will be closed on Monday 9/2/24, normal business hours will resume Tuesday 9/3/24.

08/10/2024

Its national spoil your dog day! How are you celebrating with your clever canine? Lets see some photos!

08/08/2024

Happy International Cat Day! Lets see some pictures of your feline companions!

07/03/2024

Happy 4th of July weekend everyone!
We will be closed for the holiday, Thursday July 4th. We will resume normal business on Friday July 5th. Stay safe and have fun!

05/24/2024

Dr. Nath, Kellie, Brandi, and Danielle wish everyone a safe and happy Memorial Day. As a reminder, we will be closed 5/27/24. We will be back in office on Tuesday 5/28/24.

04/18/2024

Good morning everyone. An update on the local road closure. Road construction has Austin Rd closed. This closure is west of our driveway. You are able to access our building coming from the east side on Austin Rd./Main St. The road is expected to open before the weekend.

03/29/2024

Happy Easter from Dr. Nath and the staff at Manchester Veterinary Clinic!

03/13/2024

It wouldn’t be St. Patrick’s Day without a celebration of some sort, whether you are planning on attending a full-fledged party or hosting a small family get together, don’t forget to keep your pets in mind: If you are having a gathering at your home, provide a safe, quiet area for pets to retreat when they need a break. Avoid bringing your pet along to bars or parades; the crowds can be overwhelming even for the most gregarious pets. To cut down on anxiousness and begging, make sure your pet has had plenty of exercise and has been fed prior to any festivities. Even if you don’t plan on going anywhere with your pet, accidents do happen and pets can easily slip out of an open door or gate. Check to make sure that your pet’s microchip has been updated and that he or she is wearing a collar with current ID tags, just in case.
You can enjoy your special day and special meal while protecting your pet by taking these precautions:
Do not give your pet any scraps.
Do not leave plates unattended.
Be sure to cover all food on the counters.
Place food out of reach before, during, and after the meal.
Be sure to place all scraps in a secure trash can.
Irish Soda Bread-The yeast in the raw dough ferments in the stomach and produces alcohol. When absorbed by the bloodstream, it’s toxic. Additionally, when the dough reaches the stomach, it expands due to the warm and moist environment leading to a bloated and distended stomach. Whether you make your own bread or buy a pre-made loaf, you must keep it away from your pets. This bread also often contains raisins and currants, both of which are toxic. Ingestion can cause severe kidney damage and even kidney failure.
Corned Beef and Cabbage- Has a high fat and salt content. High-fat foods can cause gastrointestinal upset such as vomiting, diarrhea, and even acute pancreatitis.
No matter your heritage St. Patrick’s Day has become a day to celebrate Irish culture with traditional foods, beers, music, dancing, and green everywhere!

10/31/2023

Happy Halloween from all of us here at MVC! Remember, be safe. Keep the Halloween candy up out of reach and your pets inside unless supervised.

10/27/2023

Say Cheese!

When the big day comes, you’re bound to want to capture the moment – especially if your furry friend is wearing an adorable costume! Here are a few tips to help you take great pet pictures:

Snap your pics before dark – Halloween is usually an evening celebration but bright, diffused natural light makes for the best photos.

Focus on their eyes – I’m sure the costume is amazing, but your pet’s facial expressions are the real star.

Move slowly and quietly – If you’re attempting different angles, try not to startle your pet.

Get on their level – Get down on your knees, or even your tummy, to catch some sweet close-ups.

Just remember that no matter how prepared you are for the holiday, accidents can still happen. Be sure to keep an eye on your furry friend and give us a call if you have any concerns 734-428-7100.

10/26/2023

Part Four: Lost Pet Prevention

It’s not uncommon for our canine and feline companions to feel anxious during trick-or-treat time. After all, the doorbell is ringing all night, and strangers dressed in bizarre clothing are coming and going.

Before Trick-or-Treating
Double check that your li’l buddy is wearing their proper, up-to-date identification (collar with ID tags). If your pet doesn’t have a microchip, the holiday season is a good time to consider it.

As a safety measure, you may want to prepare a list of emergency numbers to keep in plain sight, including:

Your veterinarian: 734-428-7100
24-Hour emergency pet care center
Your local animal shelter
The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center: 888-426-4435

During Trick-or-Treating
Consider keeping your pet in a separate room away from the front door. If you do have your pal close by, pay them extra attention and make sure they don’t try to dart when the door opens. Even dogs and cats who are typically friendly with strangers can get spooked on Halloween.

Taking your pooch out for a festive evening walk? Use a reflective leash and, of course, check again that they are wearing proper ID.

Next up, Halloween picture tips!

10/25/2023

Part Three: Decoration Dangers

Seasonal décor can spruce up your home, but it can also lead to potential pet hazards. Be especially careful with:

Jack-o-lanterns – Curious kitties and puppies may knock these over and cause burns or fires.

Loud or flashing decorations – These may startle your li’l buddy or cause anxiety.
Twinkling lights – Keep tempting wires are away from pet pals who like to chew.

Dry ice – This can damage your pet’s skin.

Glow sticks – Though not toxic, glow sticks have a bitter taste that can upset your furry friend and cause distress. Hint: try giving your pal a treat or some milk to get rid of the taste!

You might also want to stay away from plastic skeletons and spiders, cobwebs, or other decorations that have small components your dog or cat could swallow.

More Halloween tips to follow!

10/24/2023

Part Two: Costume Checklist

Some pets enjoy wearing clothing, while others feel stressed out by it. If you’re sure your furry friend is up for it, you can help avoid incident or injury by making sure their costume:

Fits well (not too loose or too tight)
Does not limit mobility
Won’t obstruct breathing, vision, or hearing
Does not hinder your pet’s ability to bark or meow
Is free of choking hazards (loose, dangling, or easily chewed pieces)

Even if your doggie or kitty is used to wearing clothing, it’s a good idea to try their costume on prior to the big night. Your pal will need some time to get used to the costume before they are surrounded by all the extra people and the excitement the holiday brings. If your pet seems at all uncomfortable during your dress rehearsal, it’s probably best to ditch the costume.

10/23/2023

From witches and ghosts to vampires and skeletons, Halloween is a time for fun and fright. But the scary parts should never come at the expense of your furry family members. How can you protect your pal from the extra dangers lurking nearby, here are a few tips from the ASPCA.

Part One: Food Safety

Most people have heard that chocolate can be harmful to dogs. However, this sweet treat can be dangerous to both dogs and cats. It can cause vomiting, diarrhea, high blood pressure, seizures and other unpleasant symptoms. Chocolate poisoning can even be fatal in rare cases.

Additional foods to keep away from your pal include:

Sugar-free candy containing xylitol – This can lead to a drop in blood sugar, loss of coordination, and seizures in dogs (effects are not known in kitties, so better safe than sorry!)

Grapes and raisins – These healthy Halloween treats can cause kidney damage and even kidney failure in dogs.

Pumpkin seeds – These salty snacks are not toxic but can lead to tummy upset in small animals.

If you have human Halloweeners in your home, it’s a good idea to store their trick-or-treat candy up high and in a closed container. Remember, most pet pals are excellent hunters. If food is within reach, they will sniff it out. Keep an eye out for candy wrappers, too. Swallowing these papers or foils can irritate or even obstruct your li’l buddy’s gastrointestinal (GI) tract.

It’s important to act fast if you think your dog or cat has ingested something they shouldn’t have. Call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 or contact us at 734-428-7100.

08/23/2023

Caring for your dog/cat is a lot like caring for your garden. Blink and your Zucchini double in size. Be sure to pick your veggies on time, and spay/ neuter before they multiply.

08/23/2023

Darla demands to be at the front desk (but refuses to answer the phone). According to her, treats and tummy rubs are on order for everyone.

Address

18558 W. Austin Road
Manchester, MI
48158

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 3:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 3:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 3:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+17344287100

Website

https://www.manchesterveterinaryhospital.com/

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Caring for your dog/cat is a lot like caring for your garden. Blink and your Zucchini double in size. Be sure to pick your veggies on time, and spay/ neuter before they multiply.