Himler Veterinary Services LLC

11/05/2024

Greetings valued clients,

For everyone’s safety we are banning retractable leashes in the office effectively immediately.

Slip leads and regular leashes are on hand right next to the scale for use in the office when needed.

Please also keep your dogs leashed and cats in carriers while in the lobby.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation!

10/31/2024

Everybody, Everybody, Everybody wants to be a CAT!

Happy Halloween! If your furry friends are dressing up, post your photos here!

10/18/2024

We are sending out an update regarding Dr. Himler's maternity leave. We are still expecting her to be out of the office starting in mid-November, but we are on the baby's schedule so plans can change at any time.

As of now we have relief vets scheduled 3 days a week with varying days and times. The relief veterinarians do have some availability for routine surgical procedures, but more in-depth procedures will need to wait for Dr. Himler to be back in the office.

With the above information in mind, and considering it will be the holiday season, please allow 48-72 hours for any medication refills.

10/17/2024

It’s Vet Tech Appreciation Week!

Our RVT Sam has been with Himler Vet for 7 years now, and while you might not see her often she is in the office everyday giving the upmost care and compassion to your pets!

What is a Veterinary Technician?

• Nurse • Oral Hygienist • X-Ray Technician • Lab Technician • Educator • Anesthetist • Groomer • Phlebotomist • Janitor • Dog Walker • Emotional Support • And So Much More!

08/26/2024

Happy National Dog Day to all our canine patients❤️💙.

07/23/2024

We are excited to announce that Dr. Himler and her husband are expecting a baby boy in November!

While we are expecting him to arrive in late November, we all know babies can come whenever they want!

We are planning for Dr. Himler to be out of the office mid-November to mid-January. While we are doing our best to get relief vets scheduled we are battling the holidays. Please also note most relief veterinarians don’t perform procedures (dental, spay/neuters,etc). Please plan accordingly and have elective procedures performed before or after this time period.

With this information, please keep in mind we will not be working at full capacity this holiday season. We will do our best to keep you informed of any scheduling changes or updates to come.

07/19/2024

Do you want to join our team of superstars?!?

Himler Veterinary Services is looking to hire a part-time veterinary assistant.

You can apply here: https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=veterinary+assistant&l=Marysville%2C+OH&from=searchOnHP&vjk=fd0e5d31d504dbef

Himler Veterinary Services LLC is dedicated to providing compassionate and quality veterinary care.

07/01/2024

The team will be out of the office this week, on Thursday July 4th in observence of Independence Day. The team wanted to go over some quick reminders and tips!

• If your pet has a history of storm/fireworks anxiety, please make sure any refills needed are called in ASAP. We will close Wednesday at 1pm, so any medication would need picked up prior to that time.

• Please don’t take your pet to see the fireworks. There is a spike in lost pets around the 4th of July.

• If possible close your pets into a room with a radio or tv playing to help offset the noise from the fireworks.

• Never light fireworks near pets.

• If fireworks are going off in your area, take your canine out on a leash.

We hope you and your family have a safe 4th!

06/25/2024

Missing Pet from Lunda Rd. The owner has increased the reward to $5000. Please keep an eye out for Chucky!

06/12/2024

Please help us in congratulating Dr.Himler and Denny on their beautiful wedding ceremony over the weekend!!

We hope they are having an amazing and relaxing time on their honeymoon!

We are not expecting Dr Himler back in the office until the 19th.

We will have a relief vet in the office on Thursday the 13th and Monday the 17th. Those will be the only day the team is able to fill and prescription medications so please get those called in or sent in via PetDesk so we can have them ready for you.

04/08/2024

The team, and Blondie were able to set aside time to watch the eclipse today! A pretty amazing sight to see!

04/02/2024

The office will be closing at 4:30pm today due to the forecasted weather coming in. We hope all of our patients and families have a safe and dry evening.

If things worsen, it could potentially be earlier for the safety of our team and traveling patients.

As always you can reach Medvet at 614-846-580 for any small animal emergencies.

03/25/2024

March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month!!With spring here and Easter right around the corner we wanted to send out this remind about Lilies.

Other plants named “lily” which are not true lilies, including lily of the valley and flame lilies, can cause heart problems and organ failure when ingested by dogs and cats.

03/15/2024

March is Pet Poison Awareness Month!!

In 2023, the ASPCA received over 351,000 phone calls over items Pets were exposed too! The
Following are the top contenders.

◦ OTC MEDICATION
◦ FOOD AND DRINKS
◦ HUMAN PRESCRIPTIONS
◦ CHOCOLATE
◦ VETERINARY PRODUCTS
◦ PLANTS AND FUNGI
◦ HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
◦ RODENTICIDES
◦ INSECTICIDES
◦ RECREATIONAL DRUGS

If you have any reason to suspect your pet has ingested something toxic, please contact your Veterinarian or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center’s 24 hour hotline at (888)426-4435.

03/12/2024

Scuttle got a new cowboy hat❤️❤️

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from our family to yours!

12/14/2023

Scuttle is the best clinic kitty and is always ready to do a modeling session🧡🧡🧡.

11/30/2023

We have had a lot of questions about the Canine Respiratory Illness. As of this time, there are no confirmed cases in Ohio. However, it has reached nearby states and will likely move into Ohio. The cause of this illness remains unknown, meaning we do not know if it is viral or bacterial. However, it has not been responsive to conventional antibiotics. The disease course can last for 6-8 weeks. It can also turn into pneumonia which can worsen rapidly. It is suspected to be contagious between dogs. We will update you as we learn more. If your pet has a wet cough or difficulty breathing please call us or one of our referral partners (Medvet, OSU or COVE).