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All Around Veterinary Service

Focusing on comprehensive preventative care for both beloved pets and smaller farm animals.

Dr. Schroeder is seeing patients in Council Grove on Thursdays by appointment. Outpatient & Preventative Care
-Annual Vaccines
-Laser Therapy
-Routine Checkups
-Spay/Neuter
-Teeth Cleaning

Appointments Available in Council Grove
-Thursdays

Accepted Forms of Payment
-Cash
-Venmo

06/20/2025

Heat Advisory! Please take extra care of your pets in this heat! Make sure they're kept cool and hydrated. Not only high temperatures, but high humidity can lead to heat stroke since they can't sweat. Be safe!

04/01/2025

We just wanted to show you Stella.

That is all. ❤️🐾

03/21/2025

Spring is here! Protect your pets with year-round preventative meds to keep them safe from fleas, ticks, and heartworm. Ask us for help finding the right option for your pet.

Special thanks to Dixie for helping us spread the word! 🐾

02/20/2025

The cold temps and winter weather are in full force! Please keep your pets safe. 🐾

Some reminders for you:
• Keep pets inside. They can freeze, become disoriented and get lost, injured, or worse.
• If they must be outside, they need a dry, warm shelter out of the wind and cold with thick bedding and access to fresh, non-frozen water.
• Check your dog’s paws for cracked or bleeding pads, ice/snow stuck in pads, and chemicals used to treat icy sidewalks.
• Make sure your pets have their collars with correct information on in the event they get lost in the cold.
• Steer clear of frozen lakes or ponds that can’t hold your pets’ weight.
• Outdoor cats can find car engines a good source of warmth, make noise and check under your vehicle before using.
• Be prepared for power outages with your pet’s food, water, and any meds on hand.

Stay warm, everyone!

01/02/2025

Hoping for an amazing 2025 for everyone! 🥳🐾

Happy New Year! 🎉

12/12/2024

Happy Holidays from All Around Veterinary Service!🎄

We will be open Friday, December 27th and Thursday, January 2nd for scheduled appointments! 🎅

12/04/2024

Be sure to read this article on pet safety tips for this holiday season! 🐾🎄

https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/general-pet-care/holiday-safety-tips

Thanks to Remy for this paw-fect pose! ❤️

10/28/2024

We wanted to share important information to keep your pets safe from heartworm and ticks all year:

1. Heartworm cases are trending upward across the U.S.

Heartworm infection rates are seen increasing in traditional hotspot areas and in geographic areas where cases have historically been less prevalent.

2. Multiple factors contribute to heartworm spread

Wildlife, such as coyotes, share mosquito populations with pets and serve as excellent reservoirs for parasites. In addition, dogs are often transported or rehomed from areas of high heartworm incidence to areas of lower incidence. Poor compliance with heartworm disease prevention product administration presents another contributing factor.

3. Ticks are expanding geographically

This is due to numerous factors, including climatic conditions and host populations. This exposes more pets to the blood-sucking parasites.

4. Ticks are present year-round

Many pet owners think ticks are only a problem in the summer months, but ticks can be found actively questing any day the temperature rises above freezing. While pets may not need protection every day, they need protection every month, making year-round protection critical.

-VetFolio

Contact Dr. Schroeder for preventative ways to keep your pets safe.

09/28/2024

September 28th is World Rabies Day - a global health observance to raise awareness about this deadly but preventable disease.

In the U.S., rabies is most commonly transmitted to pets by wild animals such as bats, raccoons, skunks, foxes, and in other countries the virus is commonly transmitted from dogs to humans. Four must-know pieces of info:

1. Rabies is the world's deadliest infectious disease.

99% of rabies-related human deaths are associated with dog bites.

2. Rabies vaccination programs significantly decrease incidence in the U.S.

These programs encourage canine rabies vaccination that lead to a dramatic decrease in rabies cases in domestic animals and people.

3. Cat rabies cases far outnumber dog cases in the U.S.

Every year about 400 domestic animal rabies cases are confirmed in the U.S. Of these, nearly 300 involve cats, which typically outnumber dog cases by a factor of 4. Increasing rabies vaccination rates in the feline population could potentially minimize disease spread, and veterinarians can help by education their cat clients about the importance of rabies vaccinations.

4. The U.S. has no national rabies law.

Rabies laws and regulations are established at the state level in most cases and in some jurisdictions, at the city or county level.

- Rabiesaware.org

09/19/2024

Bacchaus enjoys a peanut butter mat that distracts from his nail trim! 🐾 😋

09/05/2024

Three little kittens lost their mittens, but found their way to AAV! 🐈🐈🐈

08/30/2024

Starting in September, Dr. Schroeder is taking appointments in Council Grove on Thursdays. To schedule an appointment please call or text 620.767.2869!

Address

1558 S 1000 Road
Council Grove, KS
66846

Telephone

+16207672869

Website

http://allaroundvet.vetsfirstchoice.com/

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