Lifetime Pet Center of New Richmond

Lifetime Pet Center of New Richmond We are located at 1044 Old US 52 in New Richmond, Ohio. You can call or text us at (513)553-9954. Our staff are well trained and service oriented.

We are well staffed, full service veterinary hospital performing a wide range of services which encompass wellness programs to extensive medical, surgical, and dental procedures. Boarding, grooming, and a complete line of diets are offered at our hospital. Dr. Miller has been practicing in Ohio since graduating from Ohio State University in 1974. He has served the surrounding communities of Clermo

nt, Brown, and Hamilton Counties throughout his entire career. They offer years of experience in patient care. They are adept in handling both your pet's needs as well as your own. Our hospital is well equipped; offering our patients a full range of diagnostics, surgeries, and dental procedures. We also have the expertise of advanced specialty services a phone call away. Scheduling is by appointment only. We ask that clients call ahead to schedule so that you do not experience a long wait time. Drop offs are at no extra charge. All major credit cards are welcome. We also accept Care Credit and offer payment plans through ScratchPay.

Our holiday hours are below! We look forward to spending this time with our family and friends and giving our staff a mu...
12/13/2024

Our holiday hours are below! We look forward to spending this time with our family and friends and giving our staff a much deserved rest during this crazy time of year. Thank you to all of our clients for a wonderful year. We are looking forward to new adventures in 2025!
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Tuesday, December 24th, Close at 12:00 PM
Wednesday, December 25th, Christmas Day- Closed
Thursday, December 26th- Closed

Tuesday, December 31st, Close at 12:00 PM
Wednesday, January 1st, New Year’s Day- Closed
Thursday, January 2nd- Closed

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! We are thankful for another year spent with all of our wonderful clients and patients. W...
11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! We are thankful for another year spent with all of our wonderful clients and patients. We hope today can be a time of joy and sharing and that all of your meal preparations go off without a hitch! (Remember to keep those table scraps away from Fluffy and Fido today...)

11/26/2024
Bob wants to remind you to stay safe while decorating for the holidays! Do not allow pets to chew on decorations, wrap t...
11/26/2024

Bob wants to remind you to stay safe while decorating for the holidays! Do not allow pets to chew on decorations, wrap themselves in lights/strings, eat/chew on tinsel, or indulge in unusual snacks like chocolate and alcohol. Snuggling with Santa and Frosty is cool, though. ☃

2024 (to the beginning of 2025!) Holiday Hours:Thursday, Nov. 28th - ClosedTuesday, Dec. 24th - 1/2 Day, Closed at 12PMW...
11/21/2024

2024 (to the beginning of 2025!) Holiday Hours:
Thursday, Nov. 28th - Closed
Tuesday, Dec. 24th - 1/2 Day, Closed at 12PM
Wednesday & Thursday, Dec. 25th & 26th, Closed
Tuesday, Dec. 31st - 1/2 Day, Closed at 12PM
Wednesday & Thursday, January 1st & 2nd - Closed

In the event that we are closed and your pet experiences an urgent need you can contact one of the following local 24/7 hospitals:
Care Center of Blue Ash - (513) 530-0911
MedVet (Redbank) - (513) 561-0069
Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) - (513) 653-3930

*FOUND DOG*: This absolute cutie was found by a Good Samaritan on Bethel- New Richmond Rd. (coming up the hill) this mor...
11/09/2024

*FOUND DOG*: This absolute cutie was found by a Good Samaritan on Bethel- New Richmond Rd. (coming up the hill) this morning (Saturday 11/9/24). No microchip. If you think this is your pup or you know the owner please do not hesitate to reach out. We can't believe this sweet puppy doesn't have a family that is missing them!
(513)553-9954- we are open today until 1:00 PM and can get you in contact with the person that found the puppy.

Like and share so we can find this sweet guy a forever home!This is Tiger! He is a big, handsome orange DSH kitty that i...
10/29/2024

Like and share so we can find this sweet guy a forever home!

This is Tiger! He is a big, handsome orange DSH kitty that is neutered, vaccinated, negative for FELV & FIV, and is current on flea/tick/heartworm prevention. The Good Samaritans that have been caring for him and getting him fully vetted need to find him a forever home. He is currently living outdoors as he cannot be brought inside at his current location due to other cats in the household. The family has been searching long and hard to find someone for this extremely affectionate boy. He would also make an amazing barn cat (he has proven to be a good hunter!).

Do you know someone looking for a big orange boy that is super friendly (even at the veterinary hospital?!)? Give us a call or send us a text and we can get you in touch with Tiger's current caretakers.

(513)553-9954

Understanding pet first aid is important for every pet parent, giving you the know-how and confidence to handle all sort...
09/26/2024

Understanding pet first aid is important for every pet parent, giving you the know-how and confidence to handle all sorts of situations. Stay educated with these tips.

Questions or concerns regarding your pet? Give us a call or send us a text at (513)553-9954. https://pbxx.it/tE6pEc

06/29/2024

🎆🐾 Planning for a safe and joyful 4th of July? Here are some tips to ensure your pets stay happy and healthy during the celebrations:

-Keep pets indoors during parties and fireworks displays. Loud noises can startle them, leading to anxiety or attempts to escape. This precaution helps prevent pets from getting lost, as shelters see increased reports during this time.

-Avoid feeding pets BBQ scraps or other festive treats. Many human foods can upset their stomachs or even pose serious health risks like pancreatitis and blockages.

-If your pet is anxious during fireworks or thunderstorms, contact us about anti-anxiety medications to help keep them calm and comfortable.

-Ensure your pet has proper identification, such as a collar with tags or a microchip. This greatly increases the chances of being reunited if they do wander off. Remember, all shelters and vet hospitals can scan for microchips.

Have questions about celebrating safely with your pets? Call or text us at (513) 553-9954!

Wishing everyone a happy and safe 4th of July!

Someone (Kolt) was super relaxed for his visit today. No catnip or sedation was used for these photos. 😻 (Video in comm...
05/04/2024

Someone (Kolt) was super relaxed for his visit today. No catnip or sedation was used for these photos. 😻

(Video in comments)

Happy Eclipse Day! 🌑
04/08/2024

Happy Eclipse Day! 🌑

The staff had a blast this week! Sarah, our practice manager, coordinated an Easter egg hunt with 102 eggs. Every day br...
03/30/2024

The staff had a blast this week! Sarah, our practice manager, coordinated an Easter egg hunt with 102 eggs. Every day brought a new set to find. Some of the eggs had googly eyes and staff did not disappoint in their creativity!

Tux (black and white kitty) and Magda (Sarah’s loud mouth pupper) were eggscellent assistants every evening while hiding eggs.

Fun fact: they haven’t found all of the eggs yet! But, rest assured, Sarah will provide riddles for the remaining hidden eggs until they are all found.

We hope everyone has a Happy Easter weekend on this beautiful day!

It is week and these are the top 10 toxin categories reported in 2022 to ASPCA Poison Control:1) OTC medications like ...
03/21/2024

It is week and these are the top 10 toxin categories reported in 2022 to ASPCA Poison Control:

1) OTC medications like Ibuprofen, acetaminophen, decongestants, etc.
2) Homan foods like grapes, garlic, onions, and more.
3) Human prescription medications like antidepressants, anticonvulsants, and cardiac drugs.
4) Chocolate
5) Bouquets & plants, both indoor and outdoor, can pose various risks for both cats and dogs.
6) Cleaning supplies and other household chemicals used in beauty and home care products.
7) Veterinary specific products also pose a risk as many are flavored and chewable for increased palatability (which means they will eat the whole bag/tub/box if given the chance!).
8) Rodenticide
9) Insecticide
10) Cannabis products containing THC and other recreational edibles.

This is Birdie and she likes to wave when she sits for a photo. 🐕❤️
03/15/2024

This is Birdie and she likes to wave when she sits for a photo. 🐕❤️

We love all of our patients as if they are our own pets and sometimes you get to meet one that is just absolutely specta...
03/09/2024

We love all of our patients as if they are our own pets and sometimes you get to meet one that is just absolutely spectacular. Sir Vinny was most certain he was a dog and always defied our clearly marked doors (Dogs Only, Cats Only) to accompany his big sister Kylie to her appointments as her Emotional Support Kitty (even though Kylie is a registered assistance dog herself!).

He had his trademark Marilyn Monroe beauty mark that he loved to show off in photos. Handsome, sweet, adventurous, & funny. He will be greatly missed by all of us at Lifetime. Our hearts are broken but with time will be mended by all of the amazing memories he gave us. You were a good boy, VinVin! We are grateful for the time we got to spend with you. 🤍🖤

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1044 Old US 52
New Richmond, OH
45157

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 3pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

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+15135539954

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🎆🐾 Planning for a safe and joyful 4th of July? Here are some tips to ensure your pets stay happy and healthy during the celebrations: -Keep pets indoors during parties and fireworks displays. Loud noises can startle them, leading to anxiety or attempts to escape. This precaution helps prevent pets from getting lost, as shelters see increased reports during this time. -Avoid feeding pets BBQ scraps or other festive treats. Many human foods can upset their stomachs or even pose serious health risks like pancreatitis and blockages. -If your pet is anxious during fireworks or thunderstorms, contact us about anti-anxiety medications to help keep them calm and comfortable. -Ensure your pet has proper identification, such as a collar with tags or a microchip. This greatly increases the chances of being reunited if they do wander off. Remember, all shelters and vet hospitals can scan for microchips. Have questions about celebrating safely with your pets? Call or text us at (513) 553-9954! Wishing everyone a happy and safe 4th of July!

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In New Richmond (513-553-9954), you can find us at 1044-A Old US 52, NR, OH 45157, where we have been located since 1998. We are well staffed, full service veterinary hospital performing a wide range of services which encompass wellness programs to extensive medical, surgical, and dental procedures. We also offer boarding, grooming, a complete line of diets and treats, and other pet necessities. Dr. Miller has served the surrounding communities of Clermont, Brown, and Hamilton counties throughout his entire career. He opened Williamsburg Animal Clinic in 1977, and continues to practice at both of our hospital locations. (513-724-2688) Our staff are well trained and service oriented. They offer years of experience in patient care. They are adept in handling both the pet and your needs. Our hosptials are well equipped offering our patients a full range of diagnostics, surgeries, and dental procedures. We also have the expertise of advanced specialty services a phone call away. Scheduling is by appointment only. We ask that clients call ahead to schedule so that you do not experience a long wait time. Drop offs are at no extra charge. Same day and Saturday appointments are always available. So, give us a call and introduce your pet to their new Lifetime family!