Sifferlin Animal Clinic

Sifferlin Animal Clinic Sifferlin Animal Clinic is a fully equipped Small Animal Veterinary Hospital. We are a service-oriented Veterinary Hospital.

Our patients are primarily dogs and cats, but we also see exotics, which are typically rabbits, guinea pigs, rodents and birds. We offer a variety of Veterinary Services that range from wellness checks, vaccinations, micro-chipping, internal medicine diagnostics, pharmaceutical services, radiology, dentistry, laboratory diagnostics and surgery. We also provide pet boarding and grooming services at

THE PET CENTER located next to our own facility. Our patients are treated with respect and dignity, and our utmost concern is our client satisfaction. Providing the latest technology and medicine while still maintaining the highest client satisfaction and patient health is our goal. We hope this website enables you to know us better and we look forward to seeing you and your pets in our practice.

“Daisy” was such a good girl for her first visit! 💜🐶 I think it’s safe to say she stole everyone’s hearts while she was ...
05/27/2026

“Daisy” was such a good girl for her first visit! 💜🐶

I think it’s safe to say she stole everyone’s hearts while she was there😊🫶🏼

Peek a boo! 🐱
05/11/2026

Peek a boo! 🐱

Found dog! ( OWNERS FOUND!! )I found this guy this morning on Eberhart Rd near Zoar. He was standing in middle of road s...
04/29/2026

Found dog! ( OWNERS FOUND!! )

I found this guy this morning on Eberhart Rd near Zoar. He was standing in middle of road soaking wet and came right up to me. He is not neutered. No microchip.

I took him with me to work. He has a bad heart and Lyme disease 😞

Please reach out if anyone knows him! Thanks so much.
Ask or message Nicole Geissinger

04/28/2026

We are currently looking for a registered veterinary technician. Experience required! Please drop off resume at our clinic or send to [email protected].

04/24/2026

News Release – 04/24/2026
Tuscarawas County Health Department Reports Bat Tests Positive for Rabies

DOVER – On the afternoon of April 24, 2026, the Tuscarawas County Health Department (TCHD) was notified by the Ohio Department of Health that a bat found in Dennison tested positive for rabies. This marks the first confirmed rabies case in Tuscarawas County since before 2021. A total of four additional bats have tested positive for rabies in Ohio in 2026, with cases reported in Clinton, Hamilton, Warren, and Wood Counties.

There are no confirmed exposures to humans or other animals; however, out of an abundance of caution, local health officials are monitoring the pet that alerted the Dennison resident to the bat’s presence.

Rabies is a deadly virus that attacks the central nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord. Although rabies is found most often in wild animals like bats, skunks, and raccoons; it can infect any mammal, including pets and humans. The virus is spread through the saliva of an infected animal, typically via a bite or contact with an open wound or mucous membranes, such as the eyes, nose, or mouth.

“While this is a serious situation, there is no need for alarm,” explained Katie Seward, MPH, MBA, Tuscarawas County Health Commissioner. “We want to remind residents to avoid contact with wild animals and to seek medical attention right away if they believe they have been exposed. Prompt treatment is highly effective in preventing rabies.”

Bats are the most common source of rabies exposure in Ohio. Because bat bites can be small and difficult to detect, residents should exercise caution if a bat is found indoors, especially in situations involving sleeping individuals, children, or pets.

TCHD encourages residents to follow these safety precautions:
• Avoid contact with wild or stray animals.
• Never approach animals that appear sick, injured, or dead.
• Report unusual animal behavior to local authorities.

As a reminder, pursuant to Ohio law, the Tuscarawas County Health Department requires all dogs and cats over the age of 3 months to be vaccinated against rabies.

For more information about rabies, visit https://www.tchdnow.org/animal-bite-investigation.html .

It’s spring! When to help and when not to help.
04/21/2026

It’s spring! When to help and when not to help.

“Scarlett” did great for her first appointment today! Such a cutie!
04/15/2026

“Scarlett” did great for her first appointment today! Such a cutie!

03/16/2026

Due to the storms, we are without wifi today, March 16th. At this time we would prefer checks or cash. Hopefully all will return to normal late tomorrow afternoon. Sorry for the inconvenience!

This tick was pulled off of a patient yesterday (January 31st). Yes you read that right. In the negative weather the tic...
02/01/2026

This tick was pulled off of a patient yesterday (January 31st). Yes you read that right. In the negative weather the ticks are still getting our furry friends! Getting your pet tested every year and keeping them on a good prevention is very important! We also highly recommend the Lyme vaccine! Call our office to see if your pet is due for any of these things! #330-343-3349

Due to the weather our office is now closed. We will open 8 am tomorow jan 27. Thanks staff for making it in!
01/26/2026

Due to the weather our office is now closed. We will open 8 am tomorow jan 27.
Thanks staff for making it in!

Address

1636 State Route 39 NW
Dover, OH
44622

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 4pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

+13303433349

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