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Greater Lansing Veterinary Center

Greater Lansing Veterinary Center is a 24/7/365 urgent and emergency care option for your pets. We are excited to work with the greater Lansing community!

Animal Ultrasound Services & Mid-Michigan Veterinary Cardiology are also located in the facility. Greater Lansing Veterinary Center (GLVC) is a new multi-disciplinary veterinary center in a newly renovated 10,000 square foot building, located in Williamston, Michigan. A full-service intensive care unit, comprehensive anesthesia monitoring equipment, and in-house laboratory and radiology capabiliti

es are amongst the many new tools and resources. Our center is home to an around-the-clock emergency service: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. We offer walk-in urgent and emergent care for dogs, cats, and some exotics. Our team of experienced emergency doctors and nursing staff are ready to handle the many unexpected illnesses and accidents your pet might encounter, whether it be an ear infection or an extensive surgical procedure. In addition to the emergency service, GLVC is also excited to welcome Mid-Michigan Veterinary Cardiology and Animal Ultrasound Services to our building.

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from GLVC! 🍁🦃🎉
We are so incredibly grateful for our amazing team and for the privilege of helping animals in need every day. We hope that everyone is surrounded with friends, family, and furry companions this Thanksgiving!

A quick reminder: many Thanksgiving foods can be dangerous for pets, so as tempting as it may be, please avoid sharing table scraps with them. As always, we’re here for you 24/7 if your pet needs emergency care.

11/11/2024

This Veterans Day, GLVC would like to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to all the brave men and women who have served our country. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice inspire us every day. We would also like to recognize the invaluable contributions of military working animals and their handlers. Thank you for your service and commitment!

10/19/2024

✨🥼Happy Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week!🥼✨

As Vet Tech Appreciation Week comes to a close, we’re filled with gratitude for the remarkable work that our veterinary technicians and assistants do every single day. This week has been a special opportunity to pause and celebrate their dedication, skill, and compassion. But as we all know, their contributions extend far beyond this one week—they are absolutely essential to our hospital all year long.

Thank you to all of our amazing nursing staff—you make our team complete, and we couldn’t do it without you!

For this final day, we would like to introduce you to Lori, Anne, and Jonathan!

10/18/2024

🐾💫Happy Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week!💫🐾

To all veterinary technicians and assistants: Thank you for the countless hours you devote, your attention to detail, and care you bring to each animal.

Today, we are going to continue to show off our amazing staff, and would like to introduce you to Liz, Hannah, Kailyn, and Julia!

10/17/2024

⭐️🐶 Happy Veterinary Technician Appreciation week! 🐶⭐️

During this week, we have been highlighting our incredible team at GLVC. We truly have the best veterinary technicians and assistants in the field! Your hard work does not go unnoticed, and we are deeply grateful for all that you do.

Today, we would like to introduce you to Michaela, Kaylyn, Madelyn, Hope, and Morgan!

10/16/2024

🩺 Happy Veterinary Technician Appreciation week! 🩺

Their expertise and compassion is what makes veterinary technicians and assistants such a crucial part of our team! So, whether they’re taking vital signs or comforting an anxious dog, let’s give a round of applause to the vet techs who work tirelessly at all times of the day!

Here’s to our fabulous team—may your coffee be strong, your patients be healthy, and your days filled with wagging tails and happy purrs!

Today, we would like to introduce you to Roxie, Megan, Natilee, Caitlyn, and MaKayla!

10/15/2024

⭐️Happy Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week!⭐️

Veterinary technicians and assistants are the backbone of animal care, providing vital support to veterinarians and compassionate care to our furry friends. From allowing for essential medical procedures, to offering comfort and reassurance to both pets and their owners, our veterinary team at GLVC goes above and beyond every day!

Today, we would like to introduce you to Addison, Michelle, Katelyn, Josh, and Brittany!

10/14/2024

🐾✨Happy Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week! ✨🐾

This week, we want to celebrate our dedicated veterinary technicians and assistants who work tirelessly to ensure the health and well-being of our beloved patients! We will be posting more about our AMAZING team throughout the week. Their compassion, skill, and unwavering commitment makes a world of difference in the lives of animals and their families.

Join us in recognizing their hard work and the vital role they play in veterinary care. Thank you for your passion and dedication! 🐶🐱

Today, we would like to introduce you to Mandy, Micki, Samantha, and Donovan!

07/04/2024

GLVC would like to wish you a happy Fourth of July! 🇺🇸 We are open during the holiday, so don’t hesitate to call if your pet is in need of medical attention. 🐾

06/18/2024

Happy Veterinary Appreciation Day!

We would like to thank the veterinary professionals around the world for their endless devotion to this field. From routine checkups, to late night emergencies, we are so grateful to every doctor, nurse, assistant, and receptionist for all that they do! 🐾❤️

We are especially proud and honored to call Dr. Aldrich, Dr. Erickson, Dr. Nelms, and Dr. Kuhtic our own. Their long hours, compassion, and dedication to our patients are unmatched, and we are so lucky to have them leading our team! 🩺

06/16/2024

Meet Milkweed, our clinic cat!
Milkweed was found by our CSR manager, Baylee, near the milkweed plants out front of our facility in the summer of 2022. She was small enough to fit in the palms of our hands! Milkweed is a Tortie through and through. She can be found sunbathing, exploring the clinic, and “supervising” our staff members. One of her special talents is that she recognizes those who have recently went through loss and comforts them. Our clinic would not be the same without her. We love you, Milkweed!❤️

05/29/2024

We would like to congratulate one of our very own, Gabby, on her incredible achievement of graduating from high school with honors!🎓🎉 Your ability to balance academics, athletics, and your commitment to excellence in our CSR team has been nothing short of remarkable. We could not be more proud as you step into this exciting new chapter of your life at Michigan State University… Go Green! 💚🤍

05/27/2024

Today, we honor the brave men and women that have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. We are grateful for the freedom that they made possible, allowing us to pursue our passions and serve our community. Their bravery and selflessness will never be forgotten.

To keep your furry family members safe during the festivities, here are a few tips:

- Keep pets indoors during fireworks displays
- Do not give table scraps, as many are not safe for pet consumption (bones, corn cobs, garlic, onion, fats, grapes, etc.)
- When purchasing floral arrangements, avoid lilies, as they are extremely toxic to our feline friends
- Protect from the heat by avoiding hot pavement and providing adequate water/shade
- Always monitor your pets when around bodies of water
- Keep ID tags and microchip information up to date

We are open 24/7, if an emergency occurs, don’t hesitate to call us!

04/06/2024

Nala is very friendly and loving Golden Retriever, and she is also an example of when vomiting is not just vomiting. Nala had been vomiting for just over 2 days, and she was not getting any better. We performed radiographs (x-rays), which revealed an intestinal obstruction. Even worse, her intestines had ruptured and were leaking their contents and large amounts of bacteria into the abdomen. This resulted in a life-threatening infection of her abdominal cavity termed septic peritonitis. Septic peritonitis requires rapid intervention and has a guarded prognosis, with only an approximate 50% survival rate. Nala underwent emergency surgery, where she had to have nearly 2 feet of her small intestines removed. She spent several days in-hospital receiving aggressive around-the-clock care. Fortunately, Nala has made a full recovery and is feeling great! Sometimes, vomiting is a mild and self-limiting process, but sometimes it is an indication of a much more serious problem. We generally advise seeking veterinary care if there is blood in the vomitus, if vomiting persists beyond 24 hours, or if vomiting is accompanied by pain or lethargy.

02/22/2024

We frequently evaluate dogs for eating things that should not be eaten. However, the gastrointestinal tract is not the only place where we find foreign bodies. We met Scooter after she had been experiencing episodes of sneezing, head shaking, and bloody nasal discharge for 1 month. We performed an endoscopic evaluation of her nose (picture of the scope and forceps in the lower-left panel) and found a large stick embedded along the floor of her nasal cavity. We were able to remove the stick during the rhinoscopy procedure using a specialized grasping device. Scooter made a quick recovery and is feeling great. At Greater Lansing Veterinary Center, we are always happy to evaluate your pet for both the common as well as the not so common problems.

Address

Williamston, MI
48895

Telephone

(517) 708-2525

Website

http://www.glvetcenter.com/

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