Animal Health Center of Oskaloosa

01/17/2025

Inquiring minds want to know!! 🤔🐕👮‍♂️

01/16/2025

Is your furry friend carrying a little extra fluff? Obesity can affect your dog’s health and happiness, but a mix of exercise, playtime and the right nutrition can make all the difference!

Give us a call to talk about your pet's weight management!

01/15/2025

WALLY WEDNESDAY!! 🐱

01/13/2025

Can anyone else relate?!?! 🥶💩🤣

01/10/2025

Let's have some fun this Friday!! 📷

01/08/2025

WALLY WEDNESDAY!! 🐱
😍🥰😍

01/06/2025

Snow days!! ❄️☃️❄️

01/03/2025

Happy, whatever day it is after 2 Holiday Weeks, we mean Friday!! 🤣😂😂

01/01/2025

Happy New Year!! 🎊
WALLY & the girls at the AHC want to wish you a very Happy New Year!!

12/30/2024

Our Centerville location is hiring!

We are currently looking for a full-time experienced receptionist here at our Centerville office! 🐶

Please send resumes to: [email protected]

12/30/2024

We did say Bacon!! It's National Bacon Day!! 🥓
But remember it's not a good snack to share with your furry friend!!

12/27/2024

We were very pleased to work in partnership with Stephen Memorial Animal Shelter this Fall & are looking forward to continuing this partnership in 2025!!

Thank you to Animal Health Center of Oskaloosa for assisting in our Tips for Snips this fall. If you would like to help with this program please donate on our website, at the shelter or in the Tips for Snips donation boxes around town.

12/27/2024

It's your last chance to place your Umbarger Show Feeds order this week! We will be placing our weekly order today. Please let us know if your animals are in need by calling our Centerville location at 641-856-3227 this morning.

Thank you!! 🐮🐷🐐🐑

12/27/2024

Follow these tips for a safe and fun New Year's Eve for you and your pets:

Exercise pets during the day - for dogs, take them on a long walk or run. For cats, play with them for up to a half-hour or more. If they are tired, pets are more likely to nap or rest through the festivities.

Keep dogs and cats indoors - if you must let the dog out for a bathroom break, monitor them closely by keeping them on a leash. Make sure the collar is fitted and there is no chance of escape if they become frightened by the sounds of fireworks. It is best to not let your cats out at all.

Keep dogs and cats in a familiar, cozy area (bedroom, for example) with food, water, toys, and bedding. Try playing soothing music in the room to drown out the sound of fireworks. If you have both dogs and cats, you may want to separate them in different rooms.

Make sure if your pets interact with party guests that everyone knows not to feed your pets food or alcohol. This may seem self-explanatory, but some people may not be aware of the dangers of such behavior.

12/25/2024

MERRY CHRISTMAS!! 🎄
WALLY & the girls at the AHC wish you & your family a very Merry Christmas!!!

12/24/2024

Congratulations to all our AHC 1️⃣2️⃣ Days of Giveaways winners!! 🎄

Day 1️⃣2️⃣ Big Basket Winner is Charlotte Winkleman!! 🎅

12/23/2024

Help Wally decide! What Ugly Sweater would you choose? 👕

Merry Christmas from Animal Health Center of Oskaloosa! 🎄

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12/20/2024

Fun Fact Friday!! 🐕