OH My Dawg Daycare, LLC

09/03/2024

This is Griffin going home after his slumber party at OMD😊

08/21/2024

Back to school pics at OMD 🩷

08/14/2024

Love this guy🩷

07/31/2024

Mobile Grooming will be at OH my Dawg on 8/16!! Let me know if you want to sign up for any services 🐩

06/28/2024

Our newest employee Rachel enjoying a beautiful summer day with the pups 😎

05/29/2024

Happy birthday Annie!!

05/09/2024

Welcome Bailey, Winston, Diesel, Luke, Rufus, Henry and Luna to the OMD pack🩷

05/01/2024

Dog days of summer🌞

02/06/2024

OMD is hiring this spring and summer (nights and weekends)
If you or someone you know is interested please send a message ~thanks

11/30/2023

OMD will be taking extra efforts to minimize any chances of this “mystery illness” and will be doing even more cleaning and sanitizing.

Please take a moment to read below and educate yourself about this illness and help keep our community healthy. If your dog is experiencing any of the symptoms below, please keep them home and seek your veterinarian for advice.

Our continued dedication and commitment to your furbabies is our top priority.

Thank you

Hey friends!

We have been getting a lot of phone calls and emails about a "mystery dog illness." We are aware that information is being shared about an illness going around that is affecting dogs. We understand that these reports are of some kind of upper respiratory illness.

Here's what we know, and here's what you can do:

1. Make sure your dogs are up to date on their vaccines.
If you have a dog that is frequenting the dog parks, doggy daycare, boarding, and grooming, this is so very important. We currently have a steady supply of canine influenza vaccine, so if you need your booster or would like to start the series, we are able to schedule this for any of our patients now.

2. Avoid high traffic dog areas.
Because we live in a community that is incredibly social with great places to walk your dog, this also can put our dogs at higher risk. Walking your dog in the off times can be helpful. Picking up after your dog on their walks is also incredibly helpful.

3. Bring your own stuff.
When visiting community areas, bring your own water and bowl, treats, toys, etc. This helps the spread of illness by not using shared resources.

4. If your pet is not feeling well or exibiting signs of upper respiratory illness, Seek Care Immediately.
It is important to initiate care and support for our unwell pets early. We have amazing urgent care and emergency facilities on the ready! When we are unavailable, take comfort in knowing that our colleagues at these facilities provide expert level care.

Medvet Columbus
MedVet Columbus
614-846-5800
350 E Wilson Bridge RdColumbus, OH 43085

Medvet Diley Hill
MedVet Diley Hill
614-829-6444
9695 Basil Western RdCanal Wi******er, OH 43110

COVE ( Central Ohio Veterinary Emergency )
COVE Pet Vet
https://www.covepetvet.com/
740-481-2683
585 Sunbury Rd
Delaware, Ohio 43015

VEG ( Veterinary Emergency Group )
Veterinary Emergency Group
https://veterinaryemergencygroup.com/
380-235-6233
3800 Tuller Rd
Dublin, OH 43017

OSU Vet Hospital
The Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center
614-292-3551
601 Vernon L Tharp StColumbus, OH 43210

Of course, as more information is shared by our veterinary resources and the CDC, we will be updating everyone accordingly.