Animal Hospital of Pataskala

06/12/2024

We want to let all our clients know that we were aware of issues with pet reminders and the issue is being fixed. Sorry for the interruption and inconvenience

06/07/2024

We love hearing updates on how pets do after treatment. This is Gru and he is 11years old( but you couldn’t tell)His owners report that after a Librela injection for osteoarthritis his mobility and energy are better than they have been in years.

05/25/2024

We are experiencing phone issues this morning, please come inside or text us when you arrive for an appointment. 740-317-4448

05/23/2024

How can you resist these ears?

03/10/2024

Lazy Sunday smiles from Kiki. Showing off his 1 upper canine smile. Kiki had to have his other canine extracted due to a severe feline resorption lesion. See the attached for more info.

03/05/2024

Have a PUUUURRRRRfect Day

02/29/2024

Feb 29th only happens every 4 years. Make it EXTRA special like this cutie getting extra yummies.

02/28/2024

02/26/2024

BIG BENEFIT TO SHOPIING through our online store:
RemindMe: Make it easy to remember your pet’s monthly medication with single doses of flea, tick, and heartworm preventatives, scheduled to arrive at your front door each month on the day your pet needs them. Plus, you only have to pay for one dose at a time. PROMO code 15FEB for 15% OFF
https://animalhospitalofpataskala3.securevetsource.com/index.pml

02/24/2024

SMILE ITS SATURDAY!

02/22/2024

With our online store you can shop for meds and pet food.

https://animalhospitalofpataskala3.securevetsource.com/index.pml

02/20/2024

We’ve partnered with Vetsource to supply you with quality products sourced directly from the manufacturer and shipped right to your front door. Ordering is easy! Visit our online store https://animalhospitalofpataskala3.securevetsource.com/index.pml

01/31/2024

We have switched to a new credit card processing service and will no longer be offering Apple Pay. We still accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express. We hope this will not cause any disruptions and greatly appreciate your patience.💳🏦

01/19/2024

Big shout out to Dr Nick Jew and Annie,RVT from MedVet Hilliard for coming in and training our exotic staff on how to use endoscopy to intubate our exotic patients. This service/skill will enhance respiratory safety during anesthesia.

01/18/2024

Attention clients: Our phones are currently out of service. To contact the clinic please text our mobile service at 7402174448
This phone number is not able to take phone calls. It is a text line only. We are sorry for the inconvience and are working to remedy this issue as soon as possible.

11/28/2023

Recently there has been a lot of attention given by media and social media to an increase in canine infectious respiratory disease complex (CIRD). According to the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association there are no official cases reported in Ohio to date, however spread to our area is certainly not out of the question.

What should pet owners be aware of?
Symptoms have included:
- a mild persistent cough lasting 6-8 weeks
- chronic mild pneumonia that does not respond to antibiotics
- rare instances of rapid onset severe pneumonia

What should I do for my pet?

ISOLATE your pet if they develop a cough without known medical explanation. Coughing dogs should not be boarded, groomed, attend daycare, or any other situation that may pose a further risk to themselves or other pets.

CONTACT your veterinarian if your pet develops a cough, and monitor for progressive signs such as loss of appetite, lethargy, depression, weakness or nasal discharge. A Pet ER visit might be necessary if after hours or if your veterinary office does not have availability.

VACCINATE your pet. Eliminating or reducing certain known infectious respiratory pathogens such as Distemper, Bordetella and Canine Influenza may provide protection against complicated disease.

LIMIT exposure when possible. Boarding, grooming, and daycare are many times essential. When possible choose a facility that is diligent in monitoring vaccine history.

RESTRICT your pet from sharing toys and public drinking bowls and from interacting with dogs that are coughing or appear unwell.

We will provide additional information as it comes available from reputable sources.

11/23/2023

Closed until Monday to celebrate Thanksgiving with family/friends and pets.

10/27/2023

National Drug Take Back day is tomorrow, here is a list of collection sites.

10/23/2023

Check out the link below for available locations.
(We are NOT a location)
https://www.dea.gov/takebackday -locator

09/19/2023

Dr Erin Thorn was all smiles with her patient whos mom wore her initials proudly.

09/15/2023

Fun Friday with ferrets :)

09/01/2023

We can’t stress enough the importance of microchipping your pets. What a heartwarming story! 10years!!

The shelter discovered Abby had a microchip, scanned it and contacted the family, which had not seen the dog in 10 years. When the family came to pick Abby up, she became exuberant.

08/28/2023

We will be closing early for staff education this Thursday at 4:00pm. We are brushing up new and common dermatological issues and how to best test and treat your pets skin issues. We are sorry for any inconvenience.

08/15/2023

We kindly ask for your patience today as we are transitioning to a new computer operating system. We apologize for any inconvenience or delay in communications etc.

08/11/2023

"Oh my, why are your ears so big?"
"All the better to hear you with, my dear"

08/08/2023

This time next week we will be switching to a new paperless veterinary operating system. With all new things comes an adjustment period. Please be kind to our staff as they are learning. This exciting update will allow us to better serve you and your pets.

08/05/2023

Happy Saturday!

08/04/2023

Cats in Crocs the new book by Dr. Suess
(j/k this is not a Dr Suess book, but we think it should)

08/02/2023

Please be advised that we will be closed today from 3pm-5pm for staff training. We appreciate your patience as we transition to a new software system.