Montgomery Village Vet

05/25/2024

We hope you all have a fun and safe holiday weekend!

07/31/2023

Good morning fur-iends! We have some upcoming dates to keep in mind. We will have a Vet Tech in the Clinic while Doctor Ross is out. Our Tech can fill certain prescriptions, do blood draws, administer certain injections, and available for any questions you may have! 🐾

07/03/2023

Exciting new changes coming in the future! We are looking to add on a couple Registered Veterinary Technicians. Interviews are underway and we would like to continue growing our team. If you are interested, or know of someone who may be interested. Please send in your resumes to [email protected]

06/26/2023

06/22/2023

Happy first day of Summer! That means ice cream dates 🍦
Speaking of dates...just a reminder that our clinic hours will be a little different while Dr. Ross is out of the office
6/30 Open from 9am - 1pm
7/3 Open from 9am - 1pm
7/4 Closed for the Holiday
7/5 Open from 9am - 1pm
7/6 Open from 9am - 1pm
7/7 Open from 9am - 1pm
7/10 Open from 9am - 1pm
7/11 Open from 9am - 1pm

06/13/2023

Everyone welcome one of our newest proud patient pups, Chance! ❤️

04/18/2023

We are leaping back into our online presence! The Vet life is for us, not so much the tech life. Bear with us while we get back into the swing of online use! We want to better serve our Clinic's community by posting current updates and happenings.

The most recent update is a temporary change in Clinic hours starting Friday June 30th - Wednesday July 12th. Our Doctor will be out of the office and we will be open for half days from 9 am - 1 pm. We will resume normal business hours Thursday July 13th!

Please reach out if you have any questions, we are always happy to help! 😄

11/24/2021

Happy Thanksgiving!

10/19/2021

We are ready for Halloween! How about you?
Post a picture. 📷🎃

09/23/2021

Happy Patient. 😻

09/04/2021

Meet our office managers newest family member.

08/28/2021

Our patients, Tessie and Liam! Have a great weekend everyone!

08/27/2021

Let me tell you about my best-friend.

08/25/2021

Our patients are family. Awe factor times two. Welcome to the family 🐾

08/23/2021

What’s your pups nightly routine?

08/19/2021

Do not feed to your dog. Return to store for refund. Please share.

The FDA reports that Midwestern Pet Foods, Inc. is linked to hundreds of dog deaths and illnesses pets following the company's multiple product recalls over the past year

07/23/2021

From our office manager, Savannah, who is involved in animal rescues during the fires. Good info to keep on hand and to know.

You’ve taken steps to keep your family and home fire safe. Don’t forget your livestock. With some advance planning you can increase their chances of surviving a wildland fire by preparing for their evacuation. Learn how at: https://www.readyforwildfire.org/prepare-for-wildfire/go-evacuation-guide/pre-evacuation-preparation-steps/

07/18/2021

Our office manager, Savannah, rescued four baby birds whose nest had fallen to the ground last night. Soon they’ll be learning how to fly.

07/17/2021

♥️

Scott Merrihew rescued Mosley from dog racing providing him with tons of love. However, Mosley was not used to all the affection and quietness, so he had a bit of a hard time adjusting to his new home.

07/16/2021

Fun Fact 🐾

07/11/2021

Here's how to tell and what to do to make sure your kitty is getting enough fluids.

07/10/2021

Did you know these things? How to protect your pet.

We all love spending the long, sunny days of summer outdoors with our furry companions, but being overeager in hot weather can spell danger. To prevent your pet from overheating, take these simple precautions provided by ASPCA experts.

07/09/2021

Worth repeating in the heat.

It’s HOT outside. Please remember that when walking your dogs they can hurt their paws on hot pavement. It’s also warmer for them as they are low to the ground. Do not leave your pets in vehicles. Even with windows cracked temperatures can be unbearable and result in death. Make certain your pet has permanent shade, fans, and air conditioning are ideal. Lots of cool, fresh water (two sources when outside) is a must. Bunnies should have frozen milk jugs to snuggle up against. Don’t allow your pets to run or become over exerted. Walk them later in evening ,or early in the morning, when temps are cooler. 🐾

07/08/2021

I can’t open the doors. Please don’t leave me in the car/ truck for even a few minutes. Leave me at home or take me with you when you leave the vehicle. My life is dependent on you. 🐾🐶

07/04/2021

Dr. Ross’ cow, Gertie touching noses with her favorite pal, Gretchen, who is a sheep herding dog on the other side of the fence. These two are besties.

06/16/2021

It’s HOT outside. Please remember that when walking your dogs they can hurt their paws on hot pavement. It’s also warmer for them as they are low to the ground. Do not leave your pets in vehicles. Even with windows cracked temperatures can be unbearable and result in death. Make certain your pet has permanent shade, fans, and air conditioning are ideal. Lots of cool, fresh water (two sources when outside) is a must. Bunnies should have frozen milk jugs to snuggle up against. Don’t allow your pets to run or become over exerted. Walk them later in evening ,or early in the morning, when temps are cooler. 🐾

06/12/2021

Hobie’s first visit. 🐶🐾

06/09/2021

Have a wonderful day doing what you love. Running in the park!🐶🐾

06/01/2021

We are re-opening! No more curbside. We will see you inside.

05/28/2021

“The "nationally representative" survey found that 90 percent of households that adopted a dog and 85 percent of households that adopted a cat since March 2020 still have their pets. “

Animal advocacy and rescue organizations say they have not seen a wave of owners giving up pets adopted during the pandemic as restrictions lift and people return to their offices and social lives.