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MedVet Dayton

Enhancing the lives of pets, their loving families, and the veterinary community. Take Exit 50 B for OH-741 South, turn right onto N. Use Exit 47 for E.

Please be advised that Interstate 75 is under reconstruction and when traveling southbound, you will need to follow the detour to access MedVet Dayton. Springboro Pike, sharp left on Arbor Blvd., and left onto Dryden Rd. When heading northbound, after passing the Dayton Mall, please be sure to use the center and right lanes to access the exit ramp for MedVet Dayton. Dixie Dr. West Carrollton. Use

the middle lane to turn right onto E. Dixie Dr. Turn left onto Dryden Rd. Our emergency and specialty hospital is committed to providing exceptional care for pets. Our doctors prioritize communication and collaboration with you and your family veterinarian to ensure the best outcome for your pet. If your dog or cat is facing an emergency situation, you may come directly to our hospital– no referral is needed. Our experienced and compassionate emergency team is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. In addition to emergency services, our hospital offers specialty services by referral in anesthesia, cardiology, dermatology, internal medicine, medical oncology, radiology, and surgery. We are happy to employ the only board-certified veterinary anesthesiologist, oncologist, dermatologist and radiologist in Dayton. We also have Urgent Care services which offer patients a skillful evaluation of those unexpected, non-critical needs when their primary veterinarian is unavailable, and offers immediate care for non-life-threatening conditions. Urgent Care accepts walk-ins, or you can schedule appointments online: https://www.medvet.com/schedule-online-appointment/

06/19/2024

When Bella initially visited MedVet Dayton for evaluation of her cloudy eyes, Dr. Vanessa Kuonen Cavens diagnosed Bella with a cataract and recommended cataract surgery. To ensure Bella's safety under anesthesia for cataract surgery, she had a cardiology evaluation, which revealed a heart murmur.

Upon further review, Dr. Brent Aona diagnosed Bella with degenerative valve disease, the most common form of heart disease in aging dogs. Degenerative valve disease is a result of the thickening of the heart's valves, which can lead to heart enlargement and even heart failure.

Under the guidance and support of Dr. Aona and the Cardiology department, Bella's disease is under control. We are always so happy to see Bella's smiling face at her rechecks!

06/19/2024

Today, MedVet remembers an important date in our nation’s history.

We are committed to celebrating diversity and inclusion, and we continue to stand against racism and inequality.

06/18/2024

Today and every day, we’re grateful for the expertise and dedication of our MedVet doctors.

We asked our MedVet Specialty Leaders a few questions about their experiences as doctors, and we loved the responses!

06/16/2024

At MedVet, it’s Doctor Appreciation Week! Join us in celebrating and honoring the incredible veterinarians dedicating their lives to enhancing the lives of pets, their loving families, and the veterinary community.

Their dedicated leadership, collaborative teamwork, and commitment to providing compassionate care makes a world of difference in the lives of our beloved pets.

Has a MedVet doctor made a positive impact on your pet's life? If so, let them know below how much they are appreciated! 👇

06/14/2024

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them!

Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://hubs.la/Q02yVZmn0

06/10/2024

Seizures can place pets and their owners in scary situations, but knowing what to do when your pet has a seizure can ease some of the inevitable stress.

Click to learn about the START method for seizures, and how you can help your pet if they ever have one.

For more information, visit our blog: https://www.medvet.com/seizures-in-pets

06/03/2024

Have you ever been curious about insights into our amazing MedVet doctors? Then our “Meet the Specialist” YouTube series is for you!

Get an insider's look at Dr. Andreas Bachelez’s passion for veterinary medicine and unwavering commitment to providing top-notch surgical care for your cherished pets. These episodes offer a glimpse into the incredible individuals behind the white coats, showcasing their expertise, compassion, and profound love for animals. Take a look:

Welcome to our exclusive "Meet the Specialist" series, where we introduce you to the remarkable individuals shaping the heart of MedVet’s emergency veterinar...

05/30/2024

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them!

Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://hubs.la/Q02yVZmm0

05/27/2024

As we celebrate Memorial Day and the unofficial start of summer, we hope you enjoy your celebrations. In case your pet has other plans, we are open 24 hours if you need us.

Visit our website to find a MedVet location near you: https://hubs.la/Q02ybTP50

05/20/2024

Did you know that pets can also experience strokes? May is Stroke Awareness Month, and we're shedding light on an important topic that also affects our furry companions.

Click to see a few of the important signs of strokes in pets. If you think your pet is experiencing a stroke, it is important to visit your vet right away.

In our latest blog posts, we delve into causes, signs, and recovery from strokes in cats and dogs.

Learn more about strokes in cats: https://www.medvet.com/strokes-in-cats/
Learn more about strokes in dogs: https://www.medvet.com/strokes-in-dogs/

05/19/2024

The sweetest girl with a perpetually wagging tail, Zoe came to MedVet Dayton's Surgery department with hind limb lameness. Our team jumped into action and found that Zoe had bilateral cranial cruciate ligament tears, a serious injury to one of the most important stabilizers in her knee joint.

Under the skilled hands of Dr. Olivia Price, Zoe underwent a bilateral TPLO procedure in early March. We're delighted to share that Zoe had her 8-week progress exam and is healing remarkably well. She's on track to resume her normal activities soon, bringing joy and wagging tails wherever she goes! 🐾

05/18/2024

Meet Wrigley, a 7-year-old French Bulldog, who visited Dr. Mike Moeller at MedVet Dayton for cervical (neck) pain, as it was painful for him to lift his head. After a CT scan, Wrigley had a successful ventral slot procedure, a common surgery to alleviate compression of the spinal cord.

We're happy to share Wrigley's mobility has significantly improved and he is no longer in pain 💙

05/17/2024

As one of many unsung heroes in the veterinary profession, vet assistants are an integral part of managing a veterinary hospital.

MedVet doctors are sharing their gratitude for this essential group for Vet Assistants Week!

If you’re interested in becoming a Veterinary Assistant with MedVet, we have good news: we’re hiring! Find more information on open roles here: https://www.medvet.com/careers/

05/17/2024

Lily is an adorable Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who was brought to MedVet Dayton to seek treatment for a medially luxating patella, a condition where the kneecap dislocates from its normal position. Under the expert care of Dr. Richard Hurt, Lily underwent surgery to correct this issue.

We're happy to share that Lily has made an excellent recovery. We're proud to have been a part of Lily's journey towards improved mobility and a better quality of life.

05/16/2024

As a proud partner for the ACVO National Service Animal Eye Exam Event this month, MedVet Cincinnati and Dayton offer free eye exams to qualified registered service dogs. Join us in celebrating Diablo and Jasmine, our first service dogs of the 2024 event who were both given eye exams by Dr. Vanessa Kuonen Cavens. 🩺

These incredible therapy dogs bring comfort and joy to patients and team members during their hospital visits. They also play a vital role in school vaccine clinics, ensuring a positive and calming experience for everyone involved. We're honored to aid in the care of Diablo and Jasmine, who are both making a difference in the lives of everyone they encounter.

05/16/2024

After Stalin, the friendly feline, was adopted by his pet family, they realized he needed medical attention to treat a skin infection and administer parasite prevention. Our dedicated team at MedVet Dayton Urgent Care stepped in to provide the necessary care until Stalin could establish regular veterinary care at a general practice.

We're thrilled to have been able to help Stalin on his journey to get in, get out, and get better.

05/15/2024

Say hello to Stross, a 12-year-old Labrador Retriever who was trained as a guide dog at Southeastern Guide Dog School, now known as Dogs Inc. Stross has participated in the ACVO National Service Animal Eye Exam Event for more than eight years 👏 He visited MedVet Dayton today for his complimentary eye exam by Dr. Vanessa Kuonen Cavens.

MedVet is proud to be a member of the ACVO National Service Animal Eye Exam Event where Dr. Kuonen Cavens, our Board-certified Ophthalmologist, and our ophthalmology team perform complimentary screening eye examinations for service and working animals every May. To learn more, visit ACVOEyeExam.org.

05/13/2024

Meet Sherlock, our smiley 7-year-old Labrador Retriever patient, who visited Dr. Olivia Price at MedVet Dayton for a right hindlimb cranial cruciate ligament tear. As part of his treatment plan, Dr. Price performed a successful TPLO surgery and Sherlock is well on his way to returning to his favorite games! 👏

To learn more about what TPLO surgery is and entails, visit our Pet Care Resources blog post ⤵️
medvet.com/dogs-and-knee-surgery-understanding-tplo-surgery

05/08/2024

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them!

Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://jobs.jobvite.com/medvet

05/06/2024

Today, on Melanoma Monday, we join the efforts to raise awareness about the signs of this dangerous cancer in pets.

Malignant melanomas often manifest in areas like the lips, mouth, eyes, or nail beds, but with early detection and treatment, there is a high chance of successful outcomes.

If you notice any signs of melanoma in your pet, reach out to your veterinarian for guidance and consider requesting a referral to a Veterinary Oncologist.

MedVet Oncology treats several types of cancers, including melanoma. For a list of MedVet Oncology locations, visit:
https://www.medvet.com/specialty/medical-oncology/

05/02/2024

The Dayton Ophthalmology team loves it when Baylee comes in for her cataract surgery rechecks with Dr. Vanessa Kuonen Cavens. Baylee's vision has improved tremendously and she is loving life — way to go Baylee!

Did you know cataracts are a very common eye disease in pets of all ages? Some of the most common causes are diabetes, inherited or genetic cataracts, and age. Cataract surgery is the only way to remove cataracts and restore your pet's vision.

Curious what cataract surgery entails? Visit our Pet Care Resources ⤵️ to watch Dr. Kuonen Cavens explain what to expect during your pet's cataract surgery.

https://www.medvet.com/cataract-surgery-video/

04/27/2024

For World Veterinary Day, we asked a few of our doctors to share their favorite part about working in the veterinary profession at MedVet. The answers we received were no surprise: it's the opportunity to serve our patients, their loving families, and referral partners! 💙

Want to join our team? We’re hiring! Learn more at: https://www.medvet.com/careers/

04/25/2024

MedVet's Client Service Representatives are the first smile and last wave goodbye to pets and their loving families who visit our hospitals, and give compassionate care every moment in between. We are immensely grateful for their dedication and service to our hospitals and communities.

Join us in saying a huge 'thank you' to our Client Service Reps as we close out Veterinary Receptionist Week.

04/23/2024

As a pet family's first and last point of contact during their visit to MedVet, our Client Service Representatives (CSR’s) are essential in providing compassionate care. This week, we honor and recognize the immeasurable value of their contributions.

To celebrate Veterinary Receptionist Week, team members from different MedVet and WestVet locations share their experiences and insights into being on the CSR team.

04/17/2024

Prevent Lyme disease in your pet by knowing how to safely remove a tick. For instructions and precautions, see our video:

If you find a tick on your pet, you’ll want to remove it as soon as possible. To remove, firmly grasp the head of the tick (and not the body) with fine-point...

04/16/2024

Many of us will be heading outdoors during the warm months ahead, which means a higher chance of tick exposure for us, and our pets. Ticks can carry diseases, like Lyme disease, that pose serious health risks. Be wary of overgrown bushes, dense vegetation, and excessive yard debris, as these are prime hideouts for ticks.

To learn more about Lyme disease, and how to remove a tick from your pet, visit: https://www.medvet.com/lyme-disease-safety-precautions/

04/13/2024

While we love welcoming warmer weather, new health hazards can spring up for pets. Dr. Meera Ramesh from MedVet Mountain View shares a few spring pet safety tips that can help keep your pet out of the emergency room.

For more ways to keep your pet safe this spring, visit our blog: https://www.medvet.com/keep-your-pet-out-of-the-er-with-these-spring-pet-safety-tips/

04/12/2024

While often preventable, dog bites are a common reason pets require emergency care.

For Dog Bite Prevention Week, we have compiled our top tips for preventing dog bites when out with your pet.

In case of a pet emergency, find your nearest MedVet location here: https://www.medvet.com/locations/

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Doctor Appreciation Week

At MedVet, it’s Doctor Appreciation Week! Join us in celebrating and honoring the incredible veterinarians dedicating their lives to enhancing the lives of pets, their loving families, and the veterinary community. Their dedicated leadership, collaborative teamwork, and commitment to providing compassionate care makes a world of difference in the lives of our beloved pets. Has a MedVet doctor made a positive impact on your pet's life? If so, let them know below how much they are appreciated! 👇

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://hubs.la/Q02yVZmn0 #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamMedVet

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://jobs.jobvite.com/medvet #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamM

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://hubs.la/Q02yVZmm0 #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamMedVet

We're Celebrating Vet Assistant Week!

As one of many unsung heroes in the veterinary profession, vet assistants are an integral part of managing a veterinary hospital. MedVet doctors are sharing their gratitude for this essential group for Vet Assistants Week! If you’re interested in becoming a Veterinary Assistant with MedVet, we have good news: we’re hiring! Find more information on open roles here: https://www.medvet.com/careers/

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://jobs.jobvite.com/medvet #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamMedVet

Thank you to our MedVet CSR's!

MedVet's Client Service Representatives are the first smile and last wave goodbye to pets and their loving families who visit our hospitals, and give compassionate care every moment in between. We are immensely grateful for their dedication and service to our hospitals and communities. Join us in saying a huge 'thank you' to our Client Service Reps as we close out Veterinary Receptionist Week.

All About Our CSR Team!

As a pet family's first and last point of contact during their visit to MedVet, our Client Service Representatives (CSR’s) are essential in providing compassionate care. This week, we honor and recognize the immeasurable value of their contributions. To celebrate Veterinary Receptionist Week, team members from different MedVet and WestVet locations share their experiences and insights into being on the CSR team.

Spring Pet Safety Tips

While we love welcoming warmer weather, new health hazards can spring up for pets. Dr. Meera Ramesh from MedVet Mountain View shares a few spring pet safety tips that can help keep your pet out of the emergency room. For more ways to keep your pet safe this spring, visit our blog: https://www.medvet.com/keep-your-pet-out-of-the-er-with-these-spring-pet-safety-tips/

Lily Toxicity in Cats

Lily toxicity is more common in warmer months, particularly for cats. Some types of lilies will cause local irritation to the mouth while others can cause kidney failure. If your cat has eaten a lily, take them and the plant to your veterinarian, or a pet ER like MedVet, to help determine the best course of action and start immediate treatment if needed. For more on lily toxicity, visit: https://www.medvet.com/know-lily-toxicity-cats/

Eclipse Safety for Pets

The eclipse on Monday is bringing excitement to many in its path, and you might be wondering if you need to be concerned about your pet as well. Dr. Vanessa Kuonen Cavens, a veterinary ophthalmologist at MedVet Cincinnati, shares tips to ease your concern about potential adverse impact to your pet’s vision.

National Doctor's Day

We couldn’t let National Doctor’s Day go by without a huge thank you to the expert, compassionate doctors who are Leading Specialty Healthcare for Pets. Not only are they heroes who put their skill and passion to work every day; they’re also our owners. Hear from a few of our doctors about why they chose the veterinary profession. Thank you to all our caregivers for your unwavering commitment and expertise! #NationalDoctorsDay

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://jobs.jobvite.com/medvet #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamM

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://hubs.la/Q02nD7S30 #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamMedVet

Pet Poisoning Signs

If you think your pet has eaten something poisonous, your first instinct might be to panic. Dr. Neal from MedVet Diley Hill shares a few important tips if you think your pet might be poisoned. If you have a pet emergency, many MedVet locations are available 24/7 for help.

What is a Veterinary Social Worker?

Have you ever wondered: What is a veterinary social worker? MedVet's veterinary social workers are here to answer that question and more for Social Work Month! An integral part of the veterinary profession, veterinary social workers help pet families navigate difficult situations. We’re proud to have veterinary social workers on our team at MedVet. We send our heartfelt appreciation to all veterinary social workers in our profession. #SocialWorkMonth

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://jobs.jobvite.com/medvet #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamM

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://hubs.la/Q02nDfFk0 #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamMedVet

More than 62% of all practicing veterinarians in the United States are women, and we're grateful for the exceptional women who are part of our MedVet team. MedVet team members sat down with us to discuss International Women's Day, and their careers in th

More than 62% of all practicing veterinarians in the United States are women, and we're grateful for the exceptional women who are part of our MedVet team. MedVet team members sat down with us to discuss International Women's Day, and their careers in the veterinary profession. #InternationalWomensDay

Employee Appreciation Day

Our more than 3,000 caregivers nationwide are the team that is Leading Specialty Healthcare for Pets. And this Employee Appreciation Day, we are celebrating each of them! It’s with much gratitude that we say thank you to all our caregivers for your boundless compassion and dedication to MedVet’s patients, their loving families, and referral partners.

Fun Fact: A dog’s heart can beat over 73,000,000 times a year! It’s American Heart Month and your pet’s heart health is just as important as yours! Do you know how to check your pet’s respiratory rate? Dr. Rucinski from MedVet Norwalk tells us how

Fun Fact: A dog’s heart can beat over 73,000,000 times a year! It’s American Heart Month and your pet’s heart health is just as important as yours! Do you know how to check your pet’s respiratory rate? Dr. Rucinski from MedVet Norwalk tells us how you can look out for your pet’s heart health. For more on Cardiology at MedVet, visit: https://hubs.la/Q02lmv_40 #AmericanHeartMonth

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://jobs.jobvite.com/medvet #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamM

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them! Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://hubs.la/Q02kc5ZY0 #nowhiring #veterinarycareers #veterinaryjobs #TeamMedVet

Parts of the country are currently experiencing a cold snap, and too much time in the cold can be dangerous for animals. Dr. Anne Cohen from MedVet Chicago shares the top cold safety tips you should consider if you’re heading outside with your furry com

Parts of the country are currently experiencing a cold snap, and too much time in the cold can be dangerous for animals. Dr. Anne Cohen from MedVet Chicago shares the top cold safety tips you should consider if you’re heading outside with your furry companion, such as: *Protect their paws when outside, as they can get easily irritated from snow and ice-melting chemicals. *Limit snow consumption, as it can conceal something your pet shouldn’t be eating. *Keep your pet in a securely fenced yard, or on a leash, since snow can cover familiar scents and sights your pet would normally use to find their way back home. That’s only the tip of the iceberg. Find more cold weather tips on our blog: https://hubs.la/Q02lnZTJ0