Clinton Veterinary Hospital, Inc

01/26/2022

01/03/2022

Unfortunately due to inclement weather conditions we are CLOSED January 3rd, 2022!
We apologize for this inconvenience and will be in touch to reschedule.
Have a wonderful snow day and Happy New Year!

09/11/2021

We are so happy to announce that we have broke ground on our building expansion/remodel!!
We are OPEN! And plan to keep everyone updated if that changes for any reason.
Parking may be sparse since only front parking is available at this time!

We absolutely cannot wait for everything to be finished so we can care for even more pets!

04/29/2021

02/01/2021

Unfortunately due to inclement weather we are closed today. Leave us a message and we hope to get back with everyone tomorrow!

09/06/2020

Monday September 7th we will be CLOSED for the day! We will see you again Tuesday September 8th when we open at 8am! 🐶🐱

05/25/2020

Starting June 1st
We will be open weekdays from 8am-5pm.
Saturday hours are remaining the same!

05/14/2020

🐾Grooming is Back!✂️
Today is our first day back at grooming and we couldn’t be more grateful!
If you are looking to schedule please call us!
We are making a list and limiting the quantity per day and giving priority to medical necessity. Also for further safety we are requiring all groomed pets receive our medicated bath with antiseptic shampoo, this does come at an additional cost.
For availability and pricing please call!📞

03/31/2020

Starting the 1st of April
We will be open weekdays from 9am-4pm.
Saturday hours are remaining the same!

03/16/2020

Clinton Veterinary Hospital
Effective Immediately March 17, 2020 COVID-19 Protocol

This is a difficult time with COVID-19 and for the safety of everyone, we are making some changes to our current client appointments when clients typically accompany their pets during their appointment.
Clinton Veterinary Hospital’s top priority right now is the safety of everyone. In order to continue offering our services and to keep within the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines regarding the transmission of COVID-19, we are making the following changes to our client protocol tomorrow and lasting for as long as the recommendations are in place.
**If pet owners refuse to follow these new protocols**they will be asked to reschedule for when the guidelines are no longer in place.

New protocols include:
1. In order to protect the safety of everyone we request all clients showing signs of illness that can be associated with COVID-19 remain at home. Call for further options.

2. We are asking pet owners not to enter the building, in order to minimize contact distances.

3. When clients arrive for their appointment, they should contact our office to alert our team they have arrived and what type of vehicle they are in. They are to remain in their vehicle and our staff will go over all treatments, pricing, and examination questions via phone. Then come outside to bring their pet in for their appointment or es**rt clients inside.

4. We ask clients to remain on-site in their vehicle during their pet's appointment so that they are immediately available should we have any questions and in order to return their pet as quickly as possible to reduce the pet's stress. Leaving the premises without authorization while your pet is being examined will result in an additional hospitalization charge to that days bill per pet. 

5. If any additional information is needed prior to performing our diagnostics, or any additional tests are needed beyond the examination, a team member or doctor will contact the client via phone.

6. Once the pet has been fully evaluated, the doctor will contact the client - via phone - to go over their findings, recommendations and answer any questions they may have. The client's call will then be transferred to a client service representative that will collect payment via credit card over the phone. We ask our clients to please use credit cards vs other payment types (cash or check) at this time.

7. A copy of the client's pet’s invoice/receipt can be emailed to them by the end of the day if requested. All medications dispensed in house will be brought out to the client with their pet when the evaluation is complete.

We strive to offer the same great service while minimizing risk for all parties at this time. We will continue to monitor the situation and communicate any changes.
Thank you for your patience and understanding and please let us know if you have any questions or concerns.

03/14/2020

COVID-19
CVH is taking precautions and we hope that you will too. If you are coughing, have a fever, or shortness of breath please DO NOT ENTER our building. We would be glad to reschedule your appt for a later date.
We are also trying our best to avoid too much interaction, washing our hands even more often, cleaning all “high touch” surfaces multiple time a day, and disinfecting all areas especially high traffic ones.
We will continue to update everyone as details emerge. Stay safe and limit your daily routines!🐾

03/04/2020

🦟ATTENTION fleas, ticks, & mosquitoes!
We are ready for you this year and have now lowered our prices to prevent seeing you even more! Call to get our updated pricing on our best preventatives!

03/04/2020

Hey CVH Family! We recently have upgraded our website and are in the works of getting our information fully up to date!
Please bear with us during this time and call for any questions! We will keep you posted too!🔧

02/04/2020

Get a FREE bottle of Clenz-A-Dent Water Addititve with each dental cleaning surgery done within the month of February. It is a minty sweet, palatable formula that helps reduce the accumulation of biofilm on teeth to support healthy teeth and fresh breath. For Dogs and Cats! 🦷🦷🦷🦷

02/01/2020

💗Happy February!💗 All month long is Pet Dental Month 🦷 We will be talking tips, care, and cleanings! 🦷 Look out for our posting on our promotion for the month!🤩

01/29/2020

🦴Invest in chew toys!🦴
Naturally dogs like to chew and that’s an advantage to keep teeth clean! Make sure toys don’t become pieces that can be swallowed though!
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01/28/2020

If your pet’s gums are healthy they should be a pink shrimp 🍤 color! If your pet allows, check for signs of disease. Gently lift the lip one area at a time during a calm time of day, when petting them. 🦷

01/27/2020

Is your pet a little feisty? Don’t try to brush it’s teeth, or risk injury to the both of you!
Ask us about our dental water additive! It helps control plaque and tartar build-up!
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01/25/2020

🦷 It’s often difficult to tell whether your is suffering from an oral condition, they are hard-wired to hide pain! Pay close attention to behavior - not grooming, eating, different chewing, and vocalizing could be signs of a problem.

01/24/2020

DYK? Some dry food could help control plaque and tartar build-up in your mouth!
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01/23/2020

If you’re brushing your pet’s teeth at home, never use human toothpaste! The amount of fluoride contained in it could be toxic to your pet if swallowed. Instead, choose a pet toothpaste or go without!
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01/22/2020

If your has stopped grooming or won’t eat, these could be signs of an oral condition and should be seen by your veterinarian!
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01/21/2020

Hit yourself in the knee with a treat or toy. If it hurts, it’s too hard for your cat’s teeth.
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01/20/2020

can develop the early stage of periodontal disease and gingivitis, even as early as 6 or 8 months old.

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01/18/2020

Left untreated, diseases in your cat’s teeth can lead to mouth pain, abscess formation, tooth loss or even vital organ damage. We can help your feline friend with regular check-ups to find/stop conditions from getting worse! 🦷

01/17/2020

DYN? Dental disease is the most common health issue in and affects 68% of cats.
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01/17/2020

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01/16/2020

Boomer is pure joy trying to bury his toy in the yard! ☀️🐾

01/16/2020

50 degrees feels great today! Max isn’t gonna know what to do if it snows! ☀️🐾

01/16/2020

We have made updates to our website, go check it out! 🖥 The Photo Gallery is new and we are always looking to add more for the Fur Family!
www.clintonveterinaryhospital.org 🐾

01/16/2020

Did You Know?
February is Dental Month!
We’re gearing up for Dental Month and sharing some DYNs and tons of dental facts!
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01/15/2020

Pet Insurance:
Ask us for brochures and have us walk you through what strengths the differing companies have.

01/14/2020

Pet Insurance:
Research insurers, understand how they differ. Coverage levels, limitations, waiting periods, premiums and reimbursements.

01/13/2020

Pet Insurance:
It’s troubling that the vast majority of U.S. dogs & cats (more than 98%) are not covered.

01/11/2020

Vaccination Importance:
Disease immunity by puppies/kittens thanks to their mothers antibodies typically wears off at around 8 weeks of age. Since young immune systems are fragile at that stage it’s better to vaccinate at that time.

01/10/2020

Vaccination Importance:
If your dog frequents the park, daycare, or kennel, there is a much higher risk of contracting kennel cough and other contagious diseases. Keeping up to date on vaccines can prevent this!

01/09/2020

Vaccination Importance:
If you brought in your puppy/kitten for its first vaccinations that’s great! Don’t forget, you need to come back for boosters or your pet won’t be fully protected!

01/08/2020

Vaccination Importance:
Distemper is a serious & contagious viral illness with no known cure, usually causing fever, coughing, vomiting, diarrhea, and more in both dogs & cats. Easily avoided by vaccinations.