Cryan Veterinary Hospital, LLC

04/03/2024

03/18/2024

Wondering how to keep your babies safe in severe weather? Watch below for our top 5 tips!

03/18/2024

Working hard!

01/12/2024

January is National Train Your Dog month! Training shouldn't be time consuming, and it SHOULD be fun! Start simply by reinforcing the desirable behaviors daily with this game.
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01/01/2024

We will be CLOSED today to allow staff to spend time with family and friends.

🚨If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please reach out to MedVet at 614-846-5800.

12/27/2023

Many of us create a short list of New Year's resolutions in January, promising to improve ourselves or pay it forward for others. Why not also make such promises to our pets?

12/15/2023

🎉Today's the day!

It's National Ugly Sweater Day. Do you or your pup participate in this tradition? Post pics in the comments for everyone to enjoy!

12/05/2023

We know there have been concerns about increased respiratory disease in dogs so we wanted to get some information out there from credible veterinary specialists.

Remember, if you have questions or concerns regarding your pet's health, your veterinarian should be your go-to for information, not Facebook groups.

✨To learn more, this video is full of helpful information from leading veterinary specialists discussing the trends we are seeing: https://k9illness.trupanion.com/video/

11/23/2023

We are CLOSED today to allow staff to spend time with family and friends. If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please contact MedVet at 614-846-5800.

10/28/2023

The Pitbull is back in business and getting the love they deserve, thanks to education and advocacy. It's true that some people used to breed them for illegal fighting, and many were sadly euthanized as a result. But, the media had to eat their words when the "Vicktory Dogs" were rescued from a fighting ring and given a second chance at life. Turns out, these pups are just as capable of moving past their rough start and becoming cherished family members.

Nowadays, Pitbulls are making a name for themselves as America's top dogs. They're sniffing out narcotics, showing off their agility skills, and lending a paw as therapy dogs. With their loyal and protective personalities, they're a perfect fit for service work. But when they're not busy saving the world, they're kicking back with their owners and living the couch potato life.

10/27/2023

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10/21/2023

To our amazing technicians, thank you for all the hard work and dedication you put into caring for our furry friends!

10/20/2023

Your furry friends deserve top-notch care, and it takes a whole crew of animal-loving superheroes to make that happen! Luckily, the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America (NAVTA) knows this and created National Veterinary Technician Week (NVTW) to celebrate these unsung heroes.

10/19/2023

Spread some love to the amazing vet techs in your life! Scribble a heartfelt note, surprise them with thoughtful gifts, or maybe even a bouquet of flowers or yummy treats. Your gratitude can go a long way!

10/18/2023

If you thought veterinary technicians were just animal nurses, think again! These superstars wear many hats, from advocating for furry patients to drawing blood, conducting X-rays, running lab tests, and even assisting in surgery. They are the ultimate multitaskers, ensuring everything runs like clockwork at the animal hospital.

10/17/2023

To become an animal superhero, veterinary technicians need to flex their brain muscles by completing an associate degree in veterinary technology from an American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) accredited college. They then need to tackle the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE) to earn their license. While vet assistants might lend a helping hand with some patient care, only vet techs have the training to handle the heavy lifting required to take on a higher level of care.

10/16/2023

Join us this week as we celebrate our amazing team!

10/14/2023

📣📣COMING SOON!!!
Nearly 40% of dogs show signs of osteoarthritis pain, but less than half are actually diagnosed!

✨Librela is the first and only monthly monoclonal antibody injection to provide long-term canine OA pain control.

✨Effectively controls canine OA pain with a monthly injection

✨Approved as safe and functions like naturally occurring antibodies with minimal metabolism by the liver or kidneys

✨Works differently than NSAIDs by reducing NGF effects, a key factor in canine OA pain

✨Reduced canine OA pain and led to increased activity to help improve quality of life

Learn more at https://www.zoetispetcare.com/products/librela or ask your veterinarian!

10/05/2023

📣Step into a world of healing where all creatures great and small entrust their well-being to our kindred spirits. Cryan Veterinary Hospital has been a beacon of care for over 75 years, and our mission is to nurture the health of our beloved animal companions. Our team is made up of shining stars, each with a heart bursting with kindness and compassion, and we bestow the gift of care upon every soul that enters our doors.

If you're looking for a way to make a real difference, to be part of a greater purpose, and to go home each day knowing you've made an impact, then we invite you to join us. We're seeking Veterinary Technicians, with a degree from an accredited program, to become part of our team, to grow in their craft, and to help us move forward towards better care for all animals. 🐾

✨We offer flexibility, a wealth of opportunities, and a community of kindred spirits. Whether you're seeking full or part-time work, we have both opportunities available. Our doors are open from dawn till dusk, and we're even available on Saturdays for those special cases that need our help.

So, if you're ready to embark on a journey of healing and hope with us, email your resume to [email protected].

Please no phone calls, just wagging tails and purring cats.

09/28/2023

Communicating with a deaf dog can be a challenge, but the following techniques can be used to help owners communicate with them:

🐾Train your pet to recognize hand signals.
🐾To avoid startling your dog, gently tap or pet her to announce your entrance or exit from the room.
🐾Avoid letting your deaf dog wander alone outside, unless you have a fenced yard. There are obvious dangers with your dog being anywhere near traffic or other hazards that she won’t be able to hear.
🐾Consider attaching a bell to your dog’s collar. This makes it easier to locate your dog quickly in the house or in the event of an escape. Your dog won’t be able to hear your calls to come back, but you will be able to hear her.
🐾Be sure that all of your collars have an alert that your dog is deaf.