Oakwood Veterinary Service

06/01/2026

Adopting a cat can help create a stable home and a bond that lasts a lifetime.

June is Adopt a Cat Month, making it the perfect time to welcome a cat into safe, loving environment and support their journey with consistent, professional care.

Whether you are a new owner or a seasoned cat expert, we are here to partner with you from adoption to senior wellness. ��

Ready to adopt but new to the process? Stop by our clinic today or click the link below to get started:�
https://www.avma.org/resources/pet-owners/petcare/selecting-pet-cat

05/27/2026

Look at these faces. It is not very often to have a Bassett pup show up, but TWO in less than a week. Those ears go on for days!! They are both so sweet and friendly. Welcome to Oakwood.

05/25/2026

Memorial Day is a time to pause and reflect on service and sacrifice. It also offers a quiet moment to recognize the presence animals have had alongside people in moments that matter.

As the day unfolds, a few simple precautions can help keep your pet safe and comfortable during the festivities.

Learn More: https://www.aspca.org/news/planning-barbeque-memorial-day-practice-these-pet-safety-tips

05/21/2026

While Brandi is making sure her medical records are correct, we would like to make sure everyone is aware that we close at 5:30pm Friday 5/22 and will be back open Tuesday 5/26. If you need medications to get you through the weekend, please let us know and have them picked up by tomorrow afternoon. We hope everyone has a great weekend.

05/20/2026

05/20/2026

Rescue dogs bring resilience, personality, and their own stories into every home. There are many ways to support them, from adoption to fostering to simply spreading awareness. Even small actions can make a meaningful difference.

Have a rescue dog in your life? Share their story below or tag us in a photo so we can celebrate them with you!

Learn More: https://www.nationalrescuedogday.com

05/17/2026

We are happy to announce the arrival of Dr Hilton’s addition to her family, a precious baby girl. They are both doing well!

05/15/2026

Spring brings fresh growth, but some plants can pose real risks to pets.
Common favorites like lilies, bulbs, and certain shrubs can be harmful if ingested.

Knowing what is in your home or yard can help prevent exposure. If you suspect a problem, contact your veterinary team right away.

Learn More: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/aspca-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants