Graber's Animal Hospital

09/04/2024

Somewhere between the first hello and the last goodbye there was love... so much love. You will be missed Mama 🐾💔

08/31/2024

In observance of Labor Day, we will be closed Monday, September 2nd. In case of emergencies, please call MedVet at 419-473-0328.

08/26/2024

If it were up to us, every day would be International Dog Day, but today, it actually is! 🐶🐕🐾 Comment below a pic of your favorite dog!

08/26/2024

A Veterinary Professional Associate (VPA) is not a mid-level provider like a nurse practitioner or a physician’s assistant is to a doctor. It’s mostly an online program with minimal training and would allow inadequately trained individuals to perform surgery after only an internship.

08/08/2024

07/17/2024

Dear Valued Clients,

As of September 1, 2024, we will no longer process prescriptions from online or local pharmacies received by email, fax or telephone.

We are committed to the safety of your pet's medications. We are partnered with Vetsource as a trusted online pharmacy and also use both Buderer Drugs and Wedgewood Pharmacy for compounded medications.

If you prefer to use a warehousing pharmacy or other local pharmacy, we ask that you request a written prescription that you can pick up at our office at your convenience.

We thank you for continuing to choose Graber's Animal Hospital for all your pet's healthcare needs.

Sincerely,
Graber's Animal Hospital

07/03/2024

We will be closed tomorrow on Thursday, July 4th. In case of emergencies please call Medvet at 419-473-0328.

06/12/2024

🌽🌽 KEEP THE COBS AWAY FROM DOGS 🌽🌽

It may be National Corn on the Cob Day, but corn cobs are very dangerous to dogs! They cause intestinal blockages because they are not digestible! Avoid unnecessary veterinary expenses and keep the cobs away from dogs!

05/24/2024

In observance of Memorial Day, the office will be closed Saturday, May 25th and Monday, May 27th. In case of emergencies please call MedVet at 419-473-0328.

05/12/2024

According to feline researchers, cats often get maligned as aloof and even spiteful, when many of them are quite social and eager to interact.

03/26/2024

How did he train them to do that?

03/04/2024

We are experiencing some phone issues at the moment. Sorry for any inconvenience, we are going to have the matter resolved very soon!

02/28/2024

The office will be closed Saturday, March 2nd. In case of emergency, please call MedVet at 419-473-0328.

01/19/2024

Due to weather we will be closed Saturday, January 20th. Everyone stay safe and warm!

12/28/2023

We will be closed on Monday, January 1st and will re-open for normal business hours on Tuesday, January 2nd. In case of emergency, please call MedVet at 419-473-0328.

12/23/2023

We will be closed on Monday, December 25th and will re-open for normal business hours on Tuesday, December 26th. In case of emergency, please call MedVet at 419-473-0328.

12/01/2023

We will be open again on Saturday mornings starting December 9th!

11/29/2023

As more cases of canine respiratory disease pop up throughout the U.S., we want to share a few best practices to ensure your dog stays healthy and safe this holiday season.

11/24/2023

For anyone who believes that cats are aloof and do not show their love, watch this.

32.8K likes, 1503 comments. “If you want a true love, love animals”

11/21/2023

Our office will be closing at noon on Wednesday, November 22nd and closed all day on Thursday, November 23rd. We will be back to normal hours on Friday, November 24th. In case of emergencies, please call MedVet at 419-473-0328.

11/06/2023

Please keep your pets rabies vaccination up to date. This is too close for comfort.

10/31/2023

We will be closing at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 31st. In case of emergencies, please call MedVet at 419-473-0328.

10/16/2023

Join us in celebrating National Veterinary Technicians Week with our awesome technicians, Denise, Breanne, Gabe and Erica! We couldn’t do our jobs as veterinarians without them!

09/28/2023

Today is World Rabies Day, a day aimed at raising awareness about the public health impact of human and animal rabies. 🌎
This viral disease is mostly spread by the bite of a rabid dog and if immediate treatment is not obtained, will result in death. Avoid contact with stray, unknown or sick dogs and keep your own dogs up-to-date on their rabies vaccinations.
📞 Talk to your veterinarian about scheduling your pet's rabies vaccination.