Canal Fulton Jackson Veterinary Clinic - Veterinary Wellness Partners

05/29/2026

This girl is just AMAZING!

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Fresh cut. Fresh color. Main character energy.

We’re pretty sure Angel walked into the salon and said, “Make me fabulous.” 💅🐶🌈

What would your pet’s signature hairstyle be?
Tell us in the comments:

Mohawk
Rainbow ears
Fluffy glam
Natural beauty
Tiny lion cut

05/25/2026

Just a reminder that our offices are closed today in honor of Memorial Day.

05/07/2026

This week's staff spotlight is a familiar face - Amy!

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⭐ Staff Spotlight ⭐
Celebrating the team members who make VWP a great place for pets and people.
This week: Amy

Amy is a Registered Veterinary Technician who began her career in veterinary medicine while still in high school and now brings nearly 26 years of experience to the field. She attended Columbus State Community College and was inspired to pursue veterinary medicine after growing up on and around dairy farms, where she developed a lifelong love for animals. At home, Amy cares for Dover, a Golden Retriever, as well as two cats, Echo and Bluebell. She and her family also have two cows and chickens on their small farm, where they raise animals and grow crops. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter. A fun and unique fact about Amy is that she enjoys the challenge of working with “spicy” cats, and her favorite animals are cows.

05/01/2026

Here's a little something we put together to celebrate all of the amazing Veterinarians that we work with!

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04/28/2026

Did you know that our doctors now recommend heartworm prevention year-round?

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Heartworm Prevention Is a Year-Round Must!

Heartworm disease is a serious—and potentially life-threatening—condition that is spread by mosquitoes. And here’s the important part: mosquitoes don’t disappear completely, even in colder months.

That’s why keeping your pet on year-round heartworm prevention is so important. Missing even one dose can leave your pet unprotected and at risk.

Heartworm disease is much easier (and safer!) to prevent than it is to treat. Prevention is simple, affordable, and one of the best ways to keep your pet healthy and happy.

Not sure if your pet is up to date or need a refill? Give us a call—we’re here to help!

Protect their heart all year long

04/23/2026

Happy Veterinary Receptionist Week to our amazing front desk team!

You are the friendly faces who welcome our clients, the calming voices on the phone, the multitaskers who keep our days running smoothly, and the heart of our client experience. From scheduling appointments to answering questions and helping pets and people feel at ease, you do it all with compassion and care.

Thank you for your patience, dedication, and the countless ways you support our team, clients, and patients every single day. We appreciate you more than words can say!

Be sure to help us celebrate our incredible reception team this week! ♥

04/08/2026

Dr. Hofstetter gives us some great education about Heartworms in this weekly series!

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04/02/2026

Have you ever seen a before and after photo of a professional dental cleaning?

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03/25/2026

Have you ever been to our Orrville location? Here's a sneak peek behind the scenes!

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03/17/2026

World Spay Day was in February, but it's always Spay Day in vet med! Our doctors regularly volunteer their time to spay and neuter stray cats to help keep populations and disease under control!

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At least three million adoptable cats and dogs are euthanized in the U.S. each year because they don’t have homes — numbers largely attributable to unplanned litters that could have been prevented by spaying or neutering.

Spaying and neutering can also reduce the incidence of some of the most common types of cat and dog cancers.

It's never too late to spay or neuter your pet!