Lincolnway Veterinary Clinic, LLC

01/05/2025

Have you been waiting to schedule an appointment with Dr. Sadie? Great news, Dr. Sadie is now taking appointments! You can set up an appointment with her either by giving us a call/text, going to our website, or coming into the clinic!

01/01/2025

For those customers that feed raw diet contact supplier about care taken with flocks food comes from, or heat to 165°F prior to serving to pets.
Here are other pointers from our AVMA

12/24/2024

A friendly reminder of what foods are not safe for your furry companions during the holiday season!

1. Bones: Turkey bones become brittle after they cook. They can splinter easily, and if your pet swallows one that's become splinted, your pet can choke or suffer internal injuries.
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2. High-fat foods: Fatty foods, such as turkey skin and buttered mashed potatoes, can lead to GI upset in your pet.
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3. Xylitol: This is an artificial sweetener that sometimes goes by the name 'birch sugar.' Peanut butter and sugar-free desserts are examples of foods that contain this. Ingestion of Xylitol can cause a rapid drop in blood sugar, leading to liver failure or seizures.
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4. Macadamia nuts: These nuts are highly toxic to dogs, and can lead to things such as tremors, weakness, and vomiting.
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5. Alcohol: During the holidays, this is a very common drink, but even a small amount can be dangerous for your pet. It has greater effects on them than on humans. This can lead to difficulty breathing, vomiting, and even seizures.
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6. Onions and Garlic: These are very popular ingredients used to season dishes and can affect your pets red blood cells.
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7. Bread dough: Yeast dough in the bread can expand in your pet's stomach, which can lead to discomfort, and even bloating.
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8. Chocolate: This can be found in a variety of foods, including cookies, pastries, pies, and cakes. Chocolate contains theobromine, which is the organic compound of the cacao bean and is toxic to pets. The darker the chocolate is, the more dangerous.
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9. Grapes and Raisins: These two can lead to kidney failure in dogs.
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10. Corn on the cob: This can pose a choking hazard for your pets.
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11. Stuffing: This can be harmful due to some toxic ingredients used, such as butter, garlic, and onions as listed above. This could lead to digestive issues.

12/23/2024

Did you say puppy classes!?

You heard correctly!
If you have a pup you'd like to sign up for classes, please reach out to us!

We look forward to meeting more furry friends in class :)

12/21/2024

Running into the Holiday season like Kelly!

If you’re planning on expanding your family by four little paws this Christmas, reach out to us about our puppy classes. We’re here to help you navigate the ups and downs of puppyhood! 🎄🐾

12/19/2024

It's the time of the season for the holidays!! Please take a look below for our holiday closure dates.

We will be closed this month on Tuesday, the 24th and Wednesday, the 25th for Christmas Eve and Christmas! On Thursday, December 26th, our regular business hours will resume.

For the New years, we will be closed on Tuesday, the 31st of December, and Wednesday, the 1st of January. We will resume our regular hours on January 2nd.

If you encounter any emergencies during this period, please reach out to the Emergency Veterinarian Care Center, located at 5714 N Main St, Mishawaka, IN 46545. Contact number 574-544-6200

12/07/2024

Say hello to this sweet boy, Oakley :)
This little bundle of joy weighs just 5.2lbs and fits right in your hands!

This isn't his first visit, but we can't help but adore this cutie pie and show him to you all! Not to mention his adorable Christmas jammies!

12/07/2024

Congratulations to Brandi for being our Employee of the Month!

Brandi has been with Lincolnway for a little over 5 months now. One thing you will always find with Brandi is her bubbly personality, whether it's at the receptionist's desk, on the phone, texting, or getting you and your fur babies taken care of and checked out in the room!

Thank you Brandi for your patience, willingness to help where help is needed, and encouragement to your fellow employees!

Did you know that Brandi owns two cats of her own? Luna and Kiko are her current fur babies, but she hopes to add a puppers to the family soon!

11/28/2024

11/26/2024

Congratulations to Shelly for being our Employee of the Month!

Shelly has been with Lincolnway for almost 4 years. When she isn't at the reception desk, you can always find her somewhere in the clinic, offering a helping hand where needed. Shelly always strives to provide the best care to our clients and patients, always with a warm smile and positive attitude!

Thank you, Shelly, for all you do and all your hard work!

Did you know that Shelly is a big animal lover and owns many pets of her own? She currently has 3 dogs, 3 cats, a leopard gecko, 2 birds, a hamster, and 3 snakes!

11/24/2024

Are you unsure about which foods are safe for your pets during Thanksgiving? We're here to help!
Here are a few foods that should not be given to your pet and some leading causes of being ingested.
1. Bones: Turkey bones become brittle after they cook. They can splinter easily, and if your pet swallows one that's become splinted, your pet can choke or suffer internal injuries.
2. High-fat foods: Fatty foods, such as turkey skin and buttered mashed potatoes, can lead to GI upset in your pet.
3. Xylitol: This is an artificial sweetener that sometimes goes by the name 'birch sugar.' Peanut butter and sugar-free desserts are examples of foods that contain this. Ingestion of Xylitol can cause a rapid drop in blood sugar, leading to liver failure or seizures.
4. Macadamia nuts: These nuts are highly toxic to dogs, and can lead to things such as tremors, weakness, and vomiting.
5. Alcohol: During the holidays, this is a very common drink, but even a small amount can be dangerous for your pet. It has greater effects on them than on humans. This can lead to difficulty breathing, vomiting, and even seizures.
6. Onions and Garlic: These are very popular ingredients used to season dishes and can affect your pets red blood cells.
7. Bread dough: Yeast dough in the bread can expand in your pet's stomach, which can lead to discomfort, and even bloating.
8. Chocolate: This can be found in a variety of foods, including cookies, pastries, pies, and cakes. Chocolate contains theobromine, which is the organic compound of the cacao bean and is toxic to pets. The darker the chocolate is, the more dangerous.
9. Grapes and Raisins: These two can lead to kidney failure in dogs.
10. Corn on the cob: This can pose a choking hazard for your pets.
11. Stuffing: This can be harmful due to some toxic ingredients used, such as butter, garlic, and onions as listed above. This could lead to digestive issues.

11/23/2024

Dear Lincolnway parents!

We will be closed this month on Thursday, the 28th and Friday, the 29th for Thanksgiving! On Monday, December 2nd, our regular business hours will resume.

If you encounter any emergencies during this period, please reach out to the Emergency Veterinarian Care Center, located at 5714 N Main St, Mishawaka, IN 46545. Contact number 574-544-6200

11/12/2024

🚨 🚨 🚨 Sound the alarm ⏰ ⏰ ⏰. We are excited to announce we have a new doctor joining the Lincolnway family, starting Tuesday December 3rd! Here is a message from Dr. Sadie
Hi there! My name is Dr. Sadie , and I’m thrilled to join Lincolnway Veterinary clinic and start building relationships with you and your pets. I earned my bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from Purdue University (go Boilermakers!) and completed my veterinary studies at St. George’s University in Grenada, graduating with the class of 2019. I’m especially passionate about soft tissue surgeries and internal medicine, and I have a big heart for working with nonprofit organizations, as well as shelter and rescue groups.

Outside of work, my little family keeps me happily busy! My husband Jeffrey, our two little ones, Lucey and Sawyer, and our two rescue pups, Goose and Dottie, are always up for an adventure. I grew up in New Carlisle, so Northwest Indiana has always been home to me. In my free time, I love traveling, reading, staying active, and spending time with family.

I’m excited to get to know you and your furry family members and to make each visit a positive, caring experience. Looking forward to seeing you soon!

11/11/2024

Happy veterans Day to all who served! Especially our very own Dr. Headley! Thank you for your service 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

11/08/2024

Happy Friday!!
Doodle has a little rbf happening case of the Mondays ha! 🐾🐱🐈

10/26/2024

Looking for something to do today? Come out and see us at our trunk or treat! 🎃🧡

10/18/2024

Last but certainly not least, We celebrate our AMAZING DVM group! We are so thankful for your servant leadership and ability to connect with our clients and patinets on a daily basis. Not only do you offer the best medicine possible for our patients but our customers the opportunity to have their furry friend for as long as possible. Thank you again!

10/17/2024

Today we celebrate our CSRs or Customer Service Representatives. It may be argued you have the toughest job of anyone here you are the first and last person that most clients come into contact with, whether by phone or in person.

CSR’s are a savvy to our clients and patients needs. We are so thankful that you are here to help make the first impression to our clients! Thank you for all you do behind the scenes too to make the customer and patient experience fantastic! (not pictured Makaelee)