Pondview Veterinary Clinic

09/01/2026

Pet Tip Tuesday: Home Safety and Poisons
Secure chemicals: Store cleaning supplies, ASPCA approved toxic plants, and human medications in locked cabinets.Avoid dangerous foods: Keep chocolate, sugar-free gum containing xylitol, and bones away from pets.Remove choking hazards: Pick up small items like rubber bands, hair ties, and plastic wrapper rings.Cover cords: Hide electrical cords so pets cannot chew on them.

09/01/2026

It's Ginger Cat Appreciation Day! Share some photos of your ginger cats!! We will start with Grif who is the grand fur baby of the practice manager Donna.

08/31/2026

Meet the Staff Monday! Mackenzie lives in Pettisville with her husband, son, two German Shepherds, Bailey and Obi, and her cat, Old Man. After graduating from Pettisville High School in 2020, she attended Stautzenberger College, where she earned her Associate’s degree in Veterinary Technology in 2022. During her time at Stautzenberger, Mackenzie completed her externship at Pondview, and shortly after graduating, she obtained her Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) license and officially joined the Pondview team. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her son and dogs, making memories with her family, and sewing. Mackenzie loves being part of the Pondview team and looks forward to continuing to grow in her career while providing the best care possible to her patients.

08/30/2026

Happy Holistic Pet Day

🐾✨ Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Acupuncture! ✨🐾

Acupuncture is an ancient practice with a fascinating history—and it’s still being used today as a complementary therapy for a variety of conditions. Here are a few things you may not know:

🌿 1. Acupuncture is over 2,000 years old!
Acupuncture has been practiced for more than 2,000 years, with its techniques and applications evolving throughout history.

🌿 2. It can be used for many different conditions.
Acupuncture may be incorporated into treatment plans for things such as pain management and arthritis, kidney disease, seizures, gastrointestinal issues, skin conditions, and much more.

🌿 3. Needles have come a LONG way!
Today, we use sterile, modern acupuncture needles. Historically, however, practitioners used a variety of materials, including stone, bone, bamboo, bronze, and even gold.

🌿 4. Your body can respond in some pretty amazing ways.
Acupuncture can stimulate the release of beta-endorphins, which may contribute to pain relief along with other physiological changes that can support the body’s healing processes. ❤️

🌿 5. Dry needling isn’t the only type of acupuncture!
There are several techniques used in modern acupuncture, including:

💉 Dry acupuncture – using acupuncture needles at specific points
🩸 Hemoacupuncture – using a small amount of the patient’s own blood at specific acupuncture points
💧 Aqua-acupuncture – injecting a small amount of sterile saline or vitamin B-12 at selected points
💨 Pneumoacupuncture – using a small amount of air at specific acupuncture points
🔥 Moxibustion – using heated herbal sticks near acupuncture points

Acupuncture is an interesting blend of ancient tradition and modern therapeutic practice. 🌿💚

Did you know all of these different techniques existed? Let us know in the comments! 👇

Acupuncture should be performed by a properly trained professional and used as part of an appropriate treatment plan.

08/25/2026

For our clients that have been utilizing cytopoint for their dog's allergery needs, the clinic now is using a new product called Befrena. visit https://my.elanco.com/us/befrena for additional information.

08/24/2026

Meet the Staff Monday!

Dr. Tasha is a veterinarian and has been the proud owner of Pondview Veterinary Clinic since 2018. She enjoys caring for pets and building lasting relationships with the families who love them. She completed her undergraduate education at the University of Findlay before earning her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She remains a proud Buckeye and a big Ohio State fan!

Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Tasha stays busy with her three children and their own collection of animals, including dogs, cats, guinea pigs, and an axolotl. When she’s not at the clinic, she loves spending time with her kids and being outdoors. Together, they enjoy camping, riding four-wheelers, swimming, and attending and participating in sports.

As both a veterinarian and a pet owner, Dr. Tasha understands firsthand that pets are an important part of the family.

08/19/2026

☀️🐶 **DOG DAYS OF SUMMER!** 🐶☀️

Summer is in full swing, and we want to see how your pups are enjoying it!

📸 **Share your favorite summer photo of your dog in the comments!**

Is your pup:
🏊 Making a splash?
😎 Chilling in the shade?
🧊 Enjoying a cool treat?
🥱 Taking a summer nap?
🌳 Exploring the great outdoors?

Drop your favorite **Dog Days of Summer** photo below! ❤️🐾

Send a message to learn more

08/18/2026

08/18/2026

Meet Donna — Practice Manager
Donna is the Practice Manager at Pondview Veterinary Clinic and is dedicated to helping create a welcoming, organized, and positive environment for both our clients and our team. She graduated from Michigan State University and brings both education and experience to her role, along with a deep passion for people and animals.
Donna lives on a small farm with her husband, where life is happily shared with four dogs, two cats, two horses, a few rabbits, and a flock of chickens. Her hands-on experience caring for a variety of animals gives her a unique understanding and appreciation for the human-animal bond.
At the clinic, Donna works behind the scenes to help ensure that each day at Pondview runs smoothly. She enjoys building relationships with clients, supporting the veterinary team, and making sure every pet and their family receives the care and attention they deserve. Donna is proud to be part of the Pondview team and looks forward to welcoming you and your pets to the clinic!