Animal Clinic at Upper Sandusky

08/15/2024

We have a few heartgard left. 26-50 #. $35 for 6 months and $60 for 12 months while they last. Email us at [email protected] if interested.

08/12/2024

See one of these lying around? Don't touch!✋🏽
It's an oral rabies vaccine, meant to protect wildlife and communities from rabies. They're harmless to people and pets, but if you find one near your home, follow these steps to properly relocate it:
⚠Wear gloves or use a paper towel to pick it up.
⚠Toss intact baits into a fence row, woodlot, ditch, or other raccoon habitat area.
⚠Wash your hands with soap and water after any skin contact.
Learn more at: odh.ohio.gov/orv

07/16/2024

NOW ON SALE FOR $10 A BOX: email us today at [email protected]

T-RELIEF IS ON SALE: $15 per box while supplies last!! Please email us at [email protected] or message us to order some today!! 🐾

07/16/2024

60% OFF SALE: If you missed out on coming in for 50% OFF these heartworm and flea & tick products, EMAIL us today for 60% OFF as we have just under a dozen boxes left at [email protected].

06/14/2024

If you missed out on coming in for 50% OFF these heartworm and flea & tick products, stop on by today June 14th from 11am-1pm as we have just a couple packs left of each!! Or email us your order to [email protected].

06/13/2024

We will be back in the Animal Clinic today June 13th from 10am-12pm selling the last bit of inventory of these products at 50% OFF!! Come in or email us to place your order!!

06/10/2024

Come out to the Animal Clinic at Upper Sandusky tomorrow, June 11th from 10am-12pm for 50% OFF of these heartworm and flea & tick preventative care products while supplies last. If needing a different pickup day/time please email us your order at [email protected].

06/06/2024

NEXGARD PLUS ON SALE: New product for flea, tick AND heartworm prevention all in one monthly tablet on sale for promotion of $25 a single box!! Please email us today to order yours in the doses for 8-17lbs or 17-33lbs for dogs at [email protected]!!

05/15/2024

NEXGARD IS ON SALE: we are offering $10 off a 3 month supply of Nexgard flea and tick prevention for dogs 4-10lbs and 10-24lbs! Email us while supplies last for your discount today at [email protected].

05/12/2024

05/06/2024

HEARTGARD IS ON SALE: We are offering $5 off of 6 month doses for dogs up to 25lbs and 26-50lbs for first dozen orders of each. Please order by messaging us directly or emailing us at [email protected]!

04/24/2024

T-RELIEF IS ON SALE: $15 per box while supplies last!! Please email us at [email protected] or message us to order some today!! 🐾

03/27/2024

Zoey, Dr Cope’s dog, and Dr Cope want to wish everyone a Happy Easter! We are emailing records just as fast as we can. We have thousands of clients so it will take awhile but be assured that we are working on this every day!

03/19/2024

Please be patient with us as we email all records. We have thousands of clients so it will take us awhile to get to everyone! Thanks!😊 Remember to email requests. Do not leave a phone message. Phone messages are for medication refills only. Email is. [email protected]

03/13/2024

Dr Robert E Cope, after nearly 70 years of practicing veterinary medicine, is retiring. Dr Cope says “I have been given the privilege of taking care of your beloved pets, your farm animals, and becoming your friend. I consider this the greatest gift any person could receive and I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I have treated animals for you, your parents, and your grandparents. I have cried with you on those days when it is time to let a beloved pet go and I have been joyous for you when you have won at the county fair and everything in between. I have been lucky to have been able to come back to my “hometown” and practice veterinary medicine. God has created these beloved creatures and blessed me in being able to help keep them healthy and prevent them from suffering. “
Dr Cope grew up in Wyandot County and was active in 4-H and sporting events and St Paul Lutheran Church. He attended The Ohio State University, where he played football for the Buckeyes his freshman year. During veterinary school, Dr Cope spent an entire summer working for the state of Indiana, testing cows all over the state. Dr Cope graduated in the top 10% of his veterinary class in 1955. He then took a job in Illinois working for a large animal veterinarian for 1 month before he received his draft papers for the US Army. Dr Cope completed his basic training at Ft Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas and then reported to Fort Lewis, near Seattle, Washington. 1st Lieutenant Robert Cope ran a small animal clinic, treating the Generals’ German Shepherds and driving to San Francisco as needed to inspect food coming into this country. On his time off, he enjoyed snow skiing on Mt Ranier.
His next stop was Daytona Beach, FL, where he enjoyed small animal veterinary medicine, boating and water skiing, as well as raising 2 ocelets, who destroyed his tiny apartment.
But his heart belonged to the Buckeyes and Wyandot County and he returned in 1960 to Ohio and started practicing out of his parents home. In 1970, he began planning to build his current veterinary clinic on the home farm, which his grandfather bought just after 1900. His neighbor and friend, Leonard Niederkohr, was the contractor.
During his time practicing in Wyandot County, he was on the Wyandot County Health Board and was the long time Wyandot County Fair Veterinarian. He volunteered with the Wildlife organization for years providing housing on his farm and free veterinary care to rehabilitate the animals back into the wild. He also raised and bred Championship Columbia sheep as well as writing a regular column in a national sheep newsletter. Dr Cope bred and raised Standardbred Horses. He had many excellent horses over the years. Candy Super Star, who set a World Record on the Delaware, Ohio, track was trained by Dan Burks, and was well known all over the Midwest and Canada.
Dr Cope also built and ran a veterinary practice near Ft Myers, FL in his later years, where he has a home and enjoys boating on the Gulf of Mexico.
Dr Cope will refill any medications that you need over the next 60 days. You can also go to the website www.copeanimalclinic.com and order any refills at one of the two online stores thru the end of the year. You can email a request for your medical records to: [email protected]. If you don’t have email, you can stop out at the clinic and the records can be printed off for you. The office does have limited hours so please call ahead at 419-294-1619. The daily hours will be on the answering machine, posted on the door, the website and facebook.

01/19/2024

It may be snowy out, though Zoey wants everyone to know we have the T-Relief Pet Arthritis and Pain back in stock! So swing by to pick up for your pet to keep them moving in this cold! 419.294.1619

01/11/2024

Happy Friday! We are running a special for this Saturday January 27th with $20 microchiping and $10 nail trims, so CALL US TODAY to schedule your pet’s appointment!! 419.294.1619

01/03/2024

☎️We continue to have phone problems. If we are on the phone with a client, instead of a busy signal, it says the number is disconnected. Please call back or text to 4192944591 or email us at [email protected]
Thank you😊

12/24/2023

Merry Christmas to everyone🎄

12/17/2023

Chocolate is hands-down the winner for the most frequent exposure calls we field during the holidays. Why? Usually it's because wrapped chocolate gifts are left under the tree or in stockings. Our pet pals have GREAT sniffers and can locate chocolatey goodness right away! Please remember to keep any wrapped food or treats up and away from your furry friends!

11/17/2023

Our DOGgone phones are not working, please be patient with us as navigate our phone lines and get back with you as soon as we can.

You can also reach us at [email protected]

11/15/2023

2 tickets in the Huntington Club seating and a parking pass for tomorrow’s game. Just email at [email protected]. Tickets are for clients and are free😊

11/10/2023

Dr Robert E Cope was a 1st lieutenant in the Army Veterinary Corp. He was in charge of taking care of the Army German Shepherds as well as the Generals personal German Shepherds. He thorougly enjoyed his time in the Military. 🇺🇸