Allpets at Pickerington

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine's Day. Life is better when I have you by my side. Share your pet valentine with us.

02/13/2025

Did you know that almost half of the dogs over the age of 10 will develop cancer?
If your dog is suffering from any of these general conditions: lethargy or decreased activity, weight loss, loss of appetite, fever, and persistent pain. Schedule an appointment with our team 614-833-0011

02/11/2025

The most common use for pro and prebiotics is for digestive health and if you have a pet with a sensitive tummy you may have wondered if one of these supplements would help. More recently it’s been thought that they may help with other health conditions too, but what’s the difference between probiotics and prebiotics? Which is better? And do they really make a difference to the health of cats and dogs?

What's the difference between prebiotics & probiotics for dogs & cats? Which is better? Do they really make a difference to your pets health?

02/10/2025

February is National Cat Health Month. Regular exams are important in keeping your cat healthy and happy. Text us for an appointment 614-833-0011.

02/09/2025

Happy Super Bowl Sunday! Of course, our team is rooting for the Eagles (animal mascot). Who are you cheering for today?

02/07/2025

If your pet needs urgent care, please call us at 614-833-0011 to schedule an appointment. Your pet is part of your family and at Allpets they’re part of ours too!

02/06/2025

A microchip is a small, electronic chip enclosed in a glass cylinder that is about the same size as a grain of rice. The best reason to have your animals microchipped is the improved chance that you'll get your animal back if it becomes lost or stolen. Schedule an appointment with us to have your pet microchipped 614-833-0011

Get answers to frequently asked questions about microchipping of animals.

02/05/2025

Schedule an exam with us 614-833-0011.

02/03/2025

Today is Golden Retriever Day! Did you know the Golden Retriever breed originated in Scotland? Let's celebrate by sharing pictures of your favorite goldens.

02/02/2025

Whether Buckeye Chuck saw his shadow or not; there are only 47 more days til spring! Warmer weather will be here soon. Don't forget to schedule your heartworm check appointment with us. 614-833-0011

02/01/2025

Love is in the air. Don't forget to give your pet their monthly preventative.

01/30/2025

Did you know that January is blood donor month? We encourage you to learn more about the donation process and consider signing up your pet to be a blood donors. After all, a little bit of blood can go a long way in making a difference.
https://vmc.vet.osu.edu/services/companion-animal-blood-bank

01/29/2025

Today is National Have Fun at Work Day! Our team works tirelessly for you and your pet. From answering your questions on the phone to reading fecals under the microscope, our team knows how to make our work fun and rewarding. We are here when you need us 614-833-0011

01/27/2025

Today is National Chocolate Cake Day. Chocolate and pets don't mix. Read more about what to do if your dog eats chocolate?

https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/riney-canine-health-center/canine-health-information/chocolate-toxicity-what-should-i-do-if-my-dog-eats-chocolate

01/24/2025

Mother dog stuns vets in Turkey by carrying her unconscious, hypothermic puppy to their clinic. Watch this dedicated mom and caring veterinary team care for this puppy.
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The female dog arrived at the door of the Beylikduzu Alfa Veterinary Clinic clutching her still puppy in her mouth.

01/22/2025

An important part of preventive pet health care is vaccinating your cat against disease. Feline viral rhinotracheitis can cause upper respiratory tract disease. This virus is sometimes known as feline herpesvirus . Every vaccination protocol with us is based on the latest scientific research and tailored to your cat's needs. Call us to schedule an appointment to get your cat up to date on vaccinations 614-833-0011.

01/21/2025

Today is National Hug Day. Lots of discussions have been about whether it is a good or bad thing to hug a dog. Does the dog like it or tolerate it, or does it cause the dog stress? The answer is, it depends.
Read more from Tufts about hugging your pet: https://now.tufts.edu/2016/05/09/dogs-hug-or-not-hug

01/20/2025

Winter’s cold and snow can be rough on your pet. If possible, keep your dog’s coat longer in winter for warmth. If your dog is short-haired, consider getting a coat or sweater to help keep them warm. Read other ways to keep your pets safe when it's bitter cold outside.

Winter can be tough on your pets. The American Red Cross offers steps you can follow to help ensure your pet’s safety during this bitter cold weather.