Plymouth Veterinary Clinic

06/26/2024

Friendly reminder - the 4th of July is right around the corner & that will bring out the fireworks! Don't forget to contact the clinic for your pets calming meds!

06/24/2024

***PVC NEW SUMMER SATURDAY HOURS***

PLEASE NOTE PVC WILL ONLY BE OPEN EVERY OTHER SATURDAY FOR THE MONTH OF JULY & AUGUST.
OUR SATURDAY HOURS WILL BE:

JULY 13TH 8AM TO 12PM
JULY 27TH 8AM TO 12PM
AUG 10TH 8AM TO 12PM
AUG 24TH 8AM TO 12PM

06/21/2024

PVC is hiring! We are looking to add to our Patient Care Assistant Team. Position available is a part time position with alternating weekdays, weekends & holidays. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and previous vet or kennel experience preferred!

To apply please email your resume to [email protected], visit our website at www.plymouthvetclinicin.com or stop by our clinic today!

06/16/2024

06/14/2024

Summer is here and the temps are rising, please know the signs of heatstroke in your pet!

05/29/2024

Hi there! My name is Daya & I'm looking for my furever home!

I recently had surgery & now I'm one paw short. I have tested negative for Feline Leukemia and FIV. I will have another surgery in a week to be spayed. I'm a super loving girl & I'm ready to be part of your family. I'm not currently at clinic but if you're interested in meeting me please call my favorite CSR's at PVC & they will be happy to get you in touch with my foster mom.

05/28/2024

Plymouth Veterinary Clinic was voted #1 Veterinary Clinic in Marshall County!

Dr Anna Koos was voted #1 Veterinarian & Dr Jama Souder was voted #2 Veterinarian in Marshall County!

We would like to thank everyone who have supported our clinic & voted for us this year!!

05/28/2024

Plymouth Veterinary Clinic is offering a $75 discount on all Canine Spay's & Neuter's as part of a Celebrate Summer Promotion!!!

For the Schedule dates of 5/16/2024 - 5/31/2024 any Canine Spay or Neuter that is scheduled and performed within this date range will be eligible for the promotion! PVC does require that your pet is an established patient with the clinic & is up to date on the Rabies Vaccine!

Call the clinic today to take advantage of this opportunity! 574-936-2232 option #5 for our scheduling coordinators!

05/27/2024

We will be closed to day Monday May 27th in observance of the Memorial Day Holiday!

05/02/2024

MAY IS LYME DISEASE AWARENESS MONTH!!

Lyme Disease Quick Facts:

Lyme Disease has now been reported in all 50 states. It is transmitted by the blacklegged tick (deer tick) and the western black-legged tick.

Lyme Disease is a bacterial infection that is treated with antibiotics. If the pet has symptoms, additional medications are sometimes used. Diagnosis is performed through a blood test. There are different types of tests that are used in different situations.

Not all animals who test positive will be exhibiting symptoms. To prevent the disease from progressing treatment is usually recommended.

Symptoms in dogs and cats are: Fever, Loss of appetite, Lameness, Joint swelling, and Lethargy or Mopiness. Cats also sometimes show breathing issues.

04/27/2024

Happy World Veterinary Day!

April 27th is a day to recognize our Doctors of Veterinary Medicine for their dedication to our pets and commitment to practicing the best medicine year after year.
Please help us celebrate our doctor's today - and show them just how much they are valued!

Dr. Jama Souder, Dr. Anna Koos, Dr Casandra Ennis, Dr. Marie Bertman, Dr. Paige Weldy & Dr. Ashley Vander Wey

04/22/2024

Happy Earth Day!

04/18/2024

Due to a special event, PVC will only be open for medication and food refills today April 18th 2024. We will resume normal business hours on Friday April 19th.

04/16/2024

Every 3 years the AHS collects data to show the impact that heartworm disease is having nationwide.

As you can see in the photo our area is in the higher average of cases per reporting clinic. We at PVC highly recommend your pet being on prevention year round based on these numbers.

Call the clinic to inquire about prevention for your pet! 574.936.2232

04/12/2024

It's that time of year again! Please consider nominating Plymouth Veterinary Clinic!

https://www.thepilotnews.com/bestof2024/

04/10/2024

April is Heartworm Awareness Month.

Did you know more than a million pets in the United States have heartworm disease? Did you also know that heartworm disease is one of the easiest diseases to prevent?

Call the clinic today & make sure your pet is up to date on their heartworm test and prevention! 574-936-2232

04/08/2024

04/08/2024

PVC will have a temporary closure today 4/8/24 from 2:30-3:30PM so our Staff can experience the Total Eclipse!

04/05/2024

PVC will have a temporary closure on Monday 4/8/24 from 2:30-3:30PM so our Staff can experience the Total Eclipse!

04/04/2024

On Friday April 5th - ANY appointment that has a grand total of $100 or more will have an option to pick from one of our Pet Odor Candles or a toy from the wall!

You can make an appointment online thru our website or give our ladies in the front office a call to schedule an appointment! www.plymouthvetclinicin.com or call 574.936.2232

03/22/2024

March 17th - 23rd is National Poison Prevention Week!
Items that may not be poisonous to humans can be deadly for pets!
***If you think your pet has ingested something poisonous, it is always best to get help immediately, rather than waiting until your pet is showing severe symptoms.

Fertilizers, Pest Control & Chemicals:
As you encourage your plants to grow, make sure you read the warnings on all plant products. If you need more information call the product's company. Their contact information should be listed right on the packaging.

Beware of Cocoa mulch! It is made from the same plant as chocolate and can cause the same problems to your pet as eating chocolate candy would.

Also, pest baits for rodents, slugs, or snails are also severely toxic to pets and can cause death.

03/19/2024

March 17th - 23rd is National Poison Prevention Week!
Items that may not be poisonous to humans can be deadly for pets!
***If you think your pet has ingested something poisonous, it is always best to get help immediately, rather than waiting until your pet is showing severe symptoms.

Plants and Flowers:
So many plants can cause severe toxicity in pets!

Daffodils, Tulips, Hyacinths, and Iris or bushes like Azaleas and Rhododendrons are toxic to dogs and cats!

If you're unsure of a plant look it up at ASPCA poison control plant library.

03/19/2024

HAPPY FIRST DAY OF SPRING!

Reminder to be sure you are up to date on your annual vaccines & prevention! Call our clinic today to schedule an appointment 574-936-2232!