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01/07/2024

What do our team members love about working with MedVet? Just ask them!

Interested in experiencing the MedVet difference yourself? Apply today. Your dream career awaits: https://hubs.ly/Q02fxTVn0

01/02/2024

Thinking of bringing your pet along for your next big journey in 2024? Here are some tips to make sure your furry companion will enjoy the trip as much as you do:

🔹Check with your vet to make sure your pet is healthy enough for travel.
🔹Locate the nearest pet ER at your destination, in case of emergency.
🔹Ensure you have enough medication for your pet for the entire length of your trip.

Learn more tips and tricks when traveling with a pet here: https://hubs.la/Q02dHbRW0

12/31/2023

We are open 24/7 including this New Year's weekend. If your pet experiences a medical emergency, please come directly to our hospital. No appointment is needed!

12/30/2023

While bacon may seem like a tasty treat for your dog, this greasy meat can cause gastric upset. To celebrate National Bacon Day with your furry friend, give them a bacon-flavored treat or toy that resembles bacon instead of the real thing.

12/25/2023

One activity that makes the holidays so festive is giving and receiving gifts, but gift-wrapped presents can be tempting to our curious pets. Wrapping paper, ribbons, and bows are all choking hazards that come with the risk of internal blockages if your pet mistakes them for a tasty treat. Be sure to supervise your pets if they play with bows and clean up wrapping paper right away to avoid any gift giving mishaps.

12/24/2023

We wish you all a safe and happy holiday season. If you need us over the holidays, we are here for you and are open 24/7. For more information on all our locations and hours, visit: https://hubs.la/Q02cpzhT0

12/22/2023

When your pet begs to enjoy holiday foods this season, keep in mind there are some common foods we love that are dangerous to pets. For more info on foods your pet can safely gobble up and those to avoid: https://www.medvet.com/foods-avoid-others-pets-love/

12/20/2023

Despite popular belief, poinsettias are only mildly toxic to pets, and may not require medical attention unless clinical signs such as drooling, vomiting, and diarrhea are severe. However, many of the other festive flowers and plants we bring home for the holidays ARE dangerous to our furry friends.

12/18/2023

In honor of , we would love to see photos of you “twinning” with your pet! Drop them below.

12/17/2023

If you’ve been following along for our “What’s in the X-ray?” challenge, today we’re sharing the answers!
🔹Image 1 – Pacifier
🔹Image 2 – Air tag
🔹Image 3 – Holiday lights

Did you guess right? Share in the comments how you did!

12/15/2023

We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to our clients and referral partners for their ongoing support. May the holiday season and New Year fill your furry families with cheer!

12/14/2023

At MedVet, we’re driven by our calling to care for pets and their families when emergency or specialty care is needed most. We treat each pet coming through our doors as a treasured family member and strive to provide the best care to preserve the special bond that unites humans and animals.

If you’re looking to join a team of professionals who share your passion for pets and their people, visit https://hubs.la/Q02bGDyX0.

12/14/2023

What do you think this pet swallowed? Hint: It’s something there is an abundance of this time of year.

Share your guesses below! ⤵️

Stay tuned into Facebook. We’ll be sharing more X-ray images. And look for the answers on Dec. 17.

12/13/2023

It’s time for another round of “Guess What’s on the X-ray.” Comment below with your best guess ⤵️

Stay tuned into Facebook. We’ll be sharing more X-ray images. And look for the answers on Dec. 17.

12/12/2023

Holiday trees are festive, but they can also be a challenge for pet families, particularly those with cats. Inquisitive cats may try to climb them or use the trunk as a scratching post, causing the tree to fall and risking a potential injury. So, what can you do to mitigate a catastrophe?

1️⃣ Consider using a taller safety gate around the tree
2️⃣ Secure the top or sides of the tree to a hook in the ceiling or wall for stabilization
3️⃣ Spray a few pinecones with apple cider vinegar and position them at the base of the tree
4️⃣ Reduce your cat’s temptation to pounce on the tree by positioning it away from furniture

We have even more pet safety tips for the holidays over on our blog: https://hubs.la/Q02bzWVk0

12/11/2023

Are X-rays safe for our pets? Yes! Just like human healthcare, X-rays are a valuable diagnostic imaging tool that helps our team see your pet’s bones, organs, and tissues for a better understanding of what may be causing issues, such as abnormalities, and develop the best treatment plan.

We see some interesting objects that pets swallow on X-rays and we’re sharing some of those with you this month in a little game of “Guess What’s on the X-ray.” Drop your guesses below!

Stay tuned into Facebook. We’ll be sharing more X-ray images. And look for the answers on Dec. 17.

12/09/2023

🔥- Emergency Veterinary Clinical Supervisor, Evenings- Dayton, OH

We are looking for an Emergency Veterinary Clinical Supervisor for our ER at MedVet Dayton. Our emergency team is the perfect place for technicians who thrive in a fast-paced environment, can shift gears quickly, and handle the stress of critical situations with ease. Every day is different and there’s never the same case twice!

Learn more or apply here: https://hubs.la/Q02cpdLd0

12/09/2023

Today is the International Day of Veterinary Medicine and we’re celebrating our expert team who provides compassionate and skilled care to pets across the country every day! We invite you to join us by sharing your experience with our amazing team below. They’ll love reading it!

We also want to recognize and thank our referring partners, veterinary medicine researchers, and organizations who are dedicated to ensuring pets can live their best lives.

12/07/2023

We love cats every day and appreciate a month devoted to our furry feline friends. Share photos of your cats below to help us celebrate National Cat Lovers Month.

12/05/2023

Holiday lights offer a beautiful glow that can be intriguing to your pets, but chewing on cords can result in serious injuries such as electrical shock and oral burns.

Keep your pets safe from electrical mishaps by:
1️⃣ Ensuring cords are less accessible by using cord organizers, tape, and electrical cord covers.
2️⃣ Try a bitter, pet-friendly cord spray to keep gnawing to a minimum.
3️⃣ If you notice pet damage on light strings, replace that string as exposed wires can burn your pet or start a fire.

12/04/2023

We’re proud to be Leading Specialty Healthcare for Pets thanks in large part to our amazing caregivers. Meet Chase Constant, our Radiology Specialty Leader fostering connectivity, communication, and collaboration among our entire team of radiologists delivering exceptional care in MedVet hospitals across the U.S.

Get to know Dr. Chase Constant, MedVet’s Radiology Specialty Leader who supports exceptional care by radiology teams nationwide.

12/03/2023

Seasonal décor helps us get into the holiday spirit – but it can also be a danger to our pets. Keep these tips in mind when decorating your home this holiday season:
🔹 Glass décor, like ornaments, can be knocked down and broken, which can lead to cuts.
🔹 Be especially careful with items that can be ingested and lodged in throats and digestive tracts.
🔹 Be mindful of where you hang decorations and keep breakable or dangerous ones out of your pet’s reach.

We’ve got more holiday safety tips over on our blog: https://hubs.la/Q02bwDdV0

12/02/2023

🔥- Application Analyst - Columbus, OH

We are looking for an Application Analyst to join our team at MedVet in Columbus. The Application Analyst – Financial & IT Systems builds project plans, ensures adherence to project schedules, maintains a systems orientation and can work effectively with peers to set technology priorities and conduct long-term planning.

This is a full-time position that is eligible for our comprehensive benefits package that focuses on your personal, financial, and workplace wellbeing.

Learn more or apply here: https://hubs.la/Q02bwpqn0

12/02/2023

Did you know that nearly half of all dogs in the U.S. are considered “mutts”? A combination of various breeds constitutes a mutt and that can be a good thing for a dog’s longevity — given their higher gene diversity, mixed breed dogs are less likely to develop heredity diseases and disorders.

To celebrate National Mutt Day share a photo of your favorite mixed breed dog and tag us 🐶

Source: ASPCA

12/01/2023

Who doesn’t love the holiday season? With tasty foods and festive décor all around, it’s important to remember that curious pets may also check out twinkling lights or help themselves to foods that may be hazardous to them. Keep your pets safe this holiday season with our quick tips.

For more info on holiday hazards to watch out for, visit our blog: https://hubs.ly/Q02bwjTd0

11/30/2023

As we wrap up Pet Cancer Awareness Month, we celebrate the cancer fighters our oncology teams have had the honor of caring for and the families who love and support them. This video shows just a few of the sweet faces we have the privilege of helping each day, and we're in awe of the amazing spirit and determination exhibited by all of our patients!

11/28/2023

Today is and we would be honored if you considered giving to The MedVet Charitable Foundation which offers Veterinary Care Grants to help families and their pets with treatable conditions. You can do so by visiting https://hubs.la/Q02b4kwS0.

11/27/2023

We’re proud to be Leading Specialty Healthcare for Pets thanks in large part to our amazing caregivers. Meet J. Margret Rogers, our Radiation Oncology Specialty Leader fostering connectivity, communication, and collaboration among our entire team of radiation oncologists delivering exceptional care in MedVet hospitals across the U.S.

Get to know Dr. J. Margret Rogers, MedVet’s Radiation Oncology Specialty Leader who supports exceptional care by radiation oncology teams nationwide.

11/26/2023

Regular exercise is essential for keeping your aging dog physically and mentally fit. Low-impact exercises such as walking, swimming, or gentle play can help maintain muscle tone, joint flexibility, and overall wellbeing. With the weather getting colder in many areas, here are some great exercises your pet can do indoors: https://hubs.la/Q027t40d0

11/24/2023

As our beloved pets age, the care and attention they require to remain healthy and happy changes. Diet and weight management, exercise, mental stimulation, grooming, a safe and comfortable home, and regular veterinary check-ups are important. For tips on caring for your aging dog: https://hubs.la/Q027sTmL0