Midwest Veterinary Hospital

Midwest Veterinary Hospital Caring and professional Pet Clinic Mandel Vet Hospital has changed it's name to Midwest Vet Hospital to separate itself from the Cleveland Heights practice. Drs.
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The ownership of Midwest has not changed. Mandel and West and all of the staff who have been here in Wickliffe are still here. We have the same people and the same great service our clients have always enjoyed.

08/15/2024

A young gray female cat with bengal markings just got hit on Euclid Avenue in front of our hospital. Unfortunately, she did pass away. If she is your cat, please call our office at 440-516-0000.

08/07/2024

Hello,

Unfortunately, we will remain closed today due to power outage. We will call all scheduled appointments from today to reschedule as soon as our computers system and phones are back up. We are so sorry for any inconvenience.

Also, it has been brought to our attention that the voicemail is still working. Please do not expect a phone call back today because we cannot access the voicemail because our phones are down.

Thank you.

06/19/2024

Our office will be closed on Saturday, June 22. If you need medication(s) refilled or need to pick up your medication(s), please make arrangements to pick up prior to Saturday. We apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you.

We are finding an increase in hookworm infections that are resistant to the standard treatment.  Hookworms are a zoonoti...
04/24/2024

We are finding an increase in hookworm infections that are resistant to the standard treatment. Hookworms are a zoonotic parasite meaning, we can get them from our pet. Children are at risk for contracting this parasite. Children play in the environments where there is contaminated soil. We hgihly urge you to get your pets stool checked. If you have not had a stool (f***l) test run in the past year, please drop off a sample.



Understanding Hookworms in Dogs

By Anna Burke

Updated: Oct 04, 2019 | 4 Minutes

Can Humans Get Hookworm?

Perhaps the most concerning aspect of hookworms in dogs is the potential for human infection. While adult hookworms cannot infect humans, the larvae can burrow into the human body. Lying on infected soil can allow hookworm larvae to burrow under your skin, which causes uncomfortable itching and is commonly referred to as ?ground itch.?

Hookworms in humans can be dangerous. The migrating larvae can pe*****te and damage internal organs and eyes, causing blindness and complications. Luckily, these conditions are rare and can be avoided by preventing contact between skin and moist, hookworm-infected soil. Bathing and washing your hands regularly can help prevent infection.

Preventing parasites is an important part of responsible pet ownership. Knowing the symptoms of hookworms in dogs and how to prevent hookworms will help keep your dog happy, healthy, and hookworm-free. For more information about hookworms, or if you suspect that your dog has a hookworm infection, talk to your veterinarian.

11/28/2023

Canine Respiratory disease outbreaks:

A highly contagious upper respiratory infection in dogs has been occurring in many parts of the country, with symptoms similar to canine influenza, kennel cough, the cause of illness has not yet been determined .

Precautions:

Respiratory diseases spread through direct contact or through water droplets from sneezing and coughing. Avoid high risk situations for your dogs, such as boarding, kennels, dog parks, and doggy daycare facilities if you are unsure about the health status of other dogs in the environment. Do not share dog bowls, toys or doggy chews between dogs. Make sure your dog is up to date on their routine yearly vaccinations. If you aren’t sure please give us a call at 440-516-0000.

What to watch for:

Common signs of canine respiratory illness: coughing, sneezing, labored breathing, nose or eye discharge, lethargy, decreased appetite.

So far it has been reported in Connecticut, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Oregon and Colorado. It has not been reported in Ohio.

03/04/2023

We are closing at 11 am today. We are updating our system. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. We will be open at 8am on Monday.

After 23+years, Cheryl Mcelroy has retired.  She has given our practice, our clients and our patients her all.  She has ...
11/04/2021

After 23+years, Cheryl Mcelroy has retired. She has given our practice, our clients and our patients her all. She has been the face of the front desk, always greeting each and every one of you with a smile. She has formed many beautiful friendships throughout the years and will miss each and every one of you dearly. Please join us in wishing her well. "You have reached the finish line! Enjoy your retirement and next adventures." We all love you and miss you greatly!

From Cheryl Mcelroy:

To our clients,

You have been more than clients to me. Many of you are friends. We have known each other for 20+ years. I will forever be grateful for this career and what it has brought to my life. You have always been so kind and generous to both Kelly McElroy and I. Knowing you has added such a richness to my life. You have brought your pets to us from the beginning and we have helped you say goodbye at the end. These are the sacred moments that we have shared. Please know that you will be missed. Thank you does not seem adequate for how much you all have meant to me. Thank you for a lifetime of wonderful memories. -God Bless You, Cheryl Mcelroy

For Dr. William Mandel,

What can I say? So many great memories. You are family and you are missed greatly. Thank you for gifting me with the best career anyone could ask for. The opportunity that you gave me all 20+ years ago changed my life. I have been blessed with so many wonderful friendships. You have the best clientele and the best patients. It has been my honor to have worked for you.

For Dr. Kristen Turoczy West,

You are my third daughter. I already miss you so very much. You are the best. You have no idea how amazing you are, but I do! You made my job easy. You were always available for any animal in need. It has been my honor to have worked with you.

02/09/2021

Seeking a part time receptionist. Must be a quick learner and able to function in a high energy, fast paced environment. Must have front desk experience.

Address

30550 Euclid Avenue
Wickliffe, OH
44092

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

+14405160000

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