Carrollton Animal Hospital

Carrollton Animal Hospital Carrollton Animal Hospital combines the very best friendly personalized care of a small-town clinic with today's most caring technology and preventative care.

Professional Care You Can Trust

The Carrollton Animal Hospital has been a staple of Carrollton, Ohio since 1971 and when Dr. Keith Burgett purchased the practice from the widow of the late Dr. Don Kelch. In December of 2017, Dr. Burgett retired and sold the practice to Dr. Nicole Kelleher who is continuing Dr. Burgett’s legacy of providing high quality care, hometown medicine and exceptional cust

omer service. From the moment you walk through our door, you'll experience friendly and personalized care and hospitality that comes with a small town feel. At Carrollton Animal Hospital, we believe that your pets are family, too. Visit us for all your medical needs from emergencies to checkups and treatments! Our facility is fully equipped with in-house blood machines, full digital radiography, dental radiography, new dental unit, anesthetic monitoring equipment, and surgical laser.

☀️🐾Happy Wednesday! Enjoy these pictures of our employee's pups cooling down from the hot weather we've had so far this ...
07/29/2026

☀️🐾Happy Wednesday! Enjoy these pictures of our employee's pups cooling down from the hot weather we've had so far this summer!☀️🐾

🚨Remember, if you take you furry friends swimming, keep a close eye on them around the water, watch for signs of fatigue, and take frequent breaks. Be mindful of strong currents, slippery docks, and avoid letting your pet drink large amounts of pool or lake water. If your pet is new to swimming, consider a well-fitted life jacket to help them stay safe and confident. After swimming, rinse them off and dry their ears to help prevent skin and ear infections.🚨

🌊A little extra caution helps ensure every splash is a safe one!🌊

🐾 July is Lost Pet Prevention Month! 🐾Every year, thousands of beloved pets go missing—but many of these situations can ...
07/22/2026

🐾 July is Lost Pet Prevention Month! 🐾

Every year, thousands of beloved pets go missing—but many of these situations can be prevented with a few simple steps. ❤️

Here are a few ways to help keep your furry family members safe:
🐶 Make sure your pet is wearing a collar with a current ID tag.
📱 Keep your pet's microchip information updated with your current phone number and address.
🚪 Be extra cautious around open doors, gates, and during busy gatherings or celebrations.
🎆 Loud noises, storms, and fireworks can cause even the calmest pets to run. Keep them safely indoors and secure during stressful events.
📸 Keep a recent photo of your pet on your phone—it's invaluable if they ever go missing.

A microchip is one of the best ways to help reunite lost pets with their families—but it only works if your contact information is up to date!

If your pet isn't microchipped or you need to update their information, give us a call. We're here to help keep your best friend safe, healthy, and right where they belong—at home. ❤️🐾

Have you checked your pet's ID tags lately? Today is the perfect day! 🐕🐈

☀️🐾Summer Safety Tip: Water Fun Isn't Always Risk-Free!☀️🐾Nothing says summer like a day at the lake, pool, or beach wit...
07/09/2026

☀️🐾Summer Safety Tip: Water Fun Isn't Always Risk-Free!☀️🐾

Nothing says summer like a day at the lake, pool, or beach with your dog! While swimming is excellent exercise and a great way to beat the heat, it's important to know that drinking too much fresh water or salt water can become a medical emergency.

💧 Fresh Water Intoxication (Water Toxicity)
Dogs can accidentally swallow large amounts of fresh water while swimming or repeatedly retrieving toys. Too much fresh water can lower sodium levels in the body, leading to swelling of the brain.

Signs to watch for:
• Lethargy
• Vomiting
• Bloating
• Loss of coordination
• Glassy eyes
• Seizures

🌊 Salt Water Intoxication
Drinking too much ocean water causes sodium levels to rise, pulling water out of the body's cells and leading to dehydration and neurologic problems.

Signs to watch for:
• Vomiting or diarrhea
• Excessive thirst
• Weakness
• Muscle tremors
• Disorientation
• Seizures

🐶 How to Help Prevent Water Intoxication
✔️ Bring fresh drinking water and encourage your dog to drink it instead.
✔️ Take swimming breaks every 20–30 minutes.
✔️ Avoid endless games of fetch in the water.
✔️ Discourage your dog from drinking lake, pool, or ocean water.
✔️ Watch for signs of fatigue or unusual behavior during and after swimming.

🚨 If your dog develops vomiting, weakness, tremors, disorientation, seizures, or any other concerning signs after swimming, contact our clinic or the nearest emergency veterinary clinic immediately. Prompt treatment can be lifesaving.

Have questions about keeping your pet safe this summer? We're here to help! Call us before your next water adventure so you and your four-legged friend can enjoy a safe, happy season. ☀️🐕💙

https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/riney-canine-health-center/canine-health-topics/summer-safety-tips

💧🐾 July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month! 🐾💧The summer sun is out, the tongues are out, and the water bowls sho...
07/08/2026

💧🐾 July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month! 🐾💧

The summer sun is out, the tongues are out, and the water bowls should be too! ☀️🐶🐱
National Pet Hydration Awareness Month is the perfect reminder to make sure your furry friends are getting plenty of water to stay cool, comfy, and wagging all summer long.

Here are a few easy ways to help your pets beat the heat:
💦 Keep fresh, cool water available at all times
🧊 Toss a few ice cubes in the bowl for a fun chill treat
🚗 Bring water along on walks, car rides, and summer adventures
🌳 Make sure pets have plenty of shade and cool places to rest
🥣 Wet food can also help add a little extra hydration

Keep an eye out for signs your pet may need a little extra help cooling off:
🐾 Excessive panting
🐾 Dry gums
🐾 Low energy or acting tired
🐾 Sunken eyes
🐾 Not wanting to eat or play

A hydrated pet is a happy pet 💙 If you have questions about keeping your pet safe this summer, give us a call — we’re always happy to help!



https://northamerica.covetrus.com/resource-center/blogs/animal-health/animal-health/2018/07/03/july-is-national-pet-hydration-month

🌞🐾 Ohio Heat Wave + Fourth of July Weekend = Extra Care for Our Pets! 🌞🐾As Ohio experiences a stretch of dangerously hot...
07/01/2026

🌞🐾 Ohio Heat Wave + Fourth of July Weekend = Extra Care for Our Pets! 🌞🐾

As Ohio experiences a stretch of dangerously hot weather, and with the Fourth of July weekend just around the corner, it's the perfect time to remember that our furry family members need a little extra protection.

Here are a few simple ways to keep your pets safe, cool, and comfortable:

💧 Keep fresh water available at all times. Make sure water bowls stay full and cool, especially if your pet spends time outdoors.

🌳 Limit outdoor activities. Walk dogs early in the morning or later in the evening when temperatures are cooler. Hot pavement can burn paw pads—if it's too hot for your hand, it's too hot for their paws!

🏡 Provide plenty of shade and air conditioning. Never leave pets outside for extended periods in extreme heat, and never leave them in a parked vehicle, even for a few minutes.

🍉 Help them cool down. Offer frozen treats, cooling mats, or let them splash in a kiddie pool if they enjoy water.

🚨 Know the signs of heatstroke: Excessive panting, drooling, weakness, vomiting, or collapse are all common signs and could potentially become an emergency. If you notice these signs, move your pet to a cool area, offer small amounts of water (but do not force the water into your pets mouth), and contact your veterinarian immediately.

🎇 Don't forget about fireworks! Loud noises can be frightening for many pets. Keep them indoors in a secure, quiet room with their favorite blanket or toy. Make sure collars and ID tags are up to date in case they become startled and escape.

We hope you and your pets have a safe, fun, and relaxing holiday weekend! ❤️🤍💙 If you have any concerns about your pet during this heat wave, don't hesitate to give our clinic a call. We're here to help!

Stay cool, stay safe, and have a fun filled 4th of July weekend!

❤️🤍💙 Tucker here to remind you that we will be closed this Friday, July 3rd in celebration of America's 250th year of in...
06/29/2026

❤️🤍💙 Tucker here to remind you that we will be closed this Friday, July 3rd in celebration of America's 250th year of independence. We hope everyone has a safe and fun 4th of July weekend!❤️🤍💙

🐾June is National Pet Preparedness Month!🐾At Carrollton Animal Hospital, we know that pets are family. Taking a few simp...
06/18/2026

🐾June is National Pet Preparedness Month!🐾

At Carrollton Animal Hospital, we know that pets are family. Taking a few simple steps now can help keep your furry companions safe during emergencies. Here are a few ways to be prepared!

✔️Keep an emergency kit with food, water, medications, and medical records.
✔️Make sure your pet's ID tags and microchip information are current.
✔️Create an evacuation plan that includes your pets.
✔️Store our clinics information as well as nearby 24 hour emergency clinics information in an easily accessible location.

Being prepared can make all the difference when every minute counts. We will be talking more about Pet Preparedness Month in the next few posts, but in the meantime for more information, click the link below to the American Red Cross.
https://www.redcross.org/get-help/how-to-prepare-for-emergencies/pet-disaster-preparedness.html

🐾 June is National Microchipping Month! 🐾Did you know that microchipping is one of the most effective ways to help lost ...
06/03/2026

🐾 June is National Microchipping Month! 🐾

Did you know that microchipping is one of the most effective ways to help lost pets find their way back home? A microchip provides permanent identification that can help reunite you with your pet if they ever become lost or separated from your family.

Microchipping is recommended as an essential part of your pet's preventive care. The procedure is quick, safe, and can provide peace of mind for years to come.

Already have a microchipped pet? Don't forget to check that your contact information is current in the microchip registry.

Contact us today to schedule your pet's microchip appointment and help keep them protected! ❤️🐶🐱

Cherry Payment PlansWhen pet emergencies happen, Cherry's got you!🐾🚑Unexpected vet bills? We know they can happen at the...
05/28/2026

Cherry Payment Plans

When pet emergencies happen, Cherry's got you!🐾🚑
Unexpected vet bills? We know they can happen at the worst times. But don't worry - Cherry lets you pay over time so you can focus on what really matters: your pet's health!

🍒Split your payments into smaller, budget-friendly amounts
✔️Instant funding and NO hard credit checks
🏥Get the care your pet needs - without the stress

DISCLAIMER: Payment options through Cherry Technologies, Inc. are issued by the following lending partners: https://withcherry.com/lending-partners/. Term length, approval amount, 0% APR and other promotional rates are subject to eligibility. 1ST PAYMENT IS DUE TO CHERRY THE DAY OF PURCHASE. For example, a $1,500.00 purchase may cost $60/month over 24 months at 0% APR, with $60 due at the time of purchase.

Apply today and keep their tail wagging without breaking the bank!

Address

1225 Canton Road NW
Carrollton, OH
44615

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 5pm

Telephone

+13306274898

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