Loving Care Animal Clinic

Loving Care Animal Clinic https://lovingcarevet.net/
This clinic was created to provide access to an underserved area.

🎉1st Place!!!!! 🎉
07/25/2026

🎉1st Place!!!!! 🎉

Our rockin’ 50’s pool float will make its debut tomorrow morning! The parade starts at 10:30am!
07/25/2026

Our rockin’ 50’s pool float will make its debut tomorrow morning! The parade starts at 10:30am!

Astro was obsessed with the fake kitty in the lobby today!
07/23/2026

Astro was obsessed with the fake kitty in the lobby today!

Come one, come all!! Come cheer us on. We will be handing out goodies to the kiddos along the way. THIS SATURDAY! The p...
07/22/2026

Come one, come all!! Come cheer us on. We will be handing out goodies to the kiddos along the way.
THIS SATURDAY! The parade starts at 10:30 AM. And a screenshot of the parade route is posted in comments.

Get those saddle shoes on and hop into your Woody! Come ask us “What's buzzin', cousin?!” We’ll be at the National Bab...
07/21/2026

Get those saddle shoes on and hop into your Woody! Come ask us “What's buzzin', cousin?!” We’ll be at the National Baby Food Festival’s Kid’s Expo!!

The lowdown:
Wednesday, July 22nd 10am-2pm
Downtown Fremont
Be there or be square!

Poncho stopped in for his monthly flea, tick and heartworm preventative. What day of the month do you give your pets the...
07/17/2026

Poncho stopped in for his monthly flea, tick and heartworm preventative.

What day of the month do you give your pets their preventatives on? 📅

🐾 MICHIGAN AIR QUALITY ALERT: Keep Your Pets Safe! 🐾Michigan summers are meant for outdoor adventures, but with the rece...
07/16/2026

🐾 MICHIGAN AIR QUALITY ALERT: Keep Your Pets Safe! 🐾

Michigan summers are meant for outdoor adventures, but with the recent hazy skies and air quality alerts, it’s important to remember: if the air is unhealthy for us, it’s unhealthy for our pets, too.

Smoke and poor air quality can irritate your pet’s lungs and eyes, just as it does yours. Here is what you need to know to keep your best friend breathing easy while the air clears!

🚨 Who is most at risk? While all pets should take it easy on bad air days, extra precautions are needed for:

Seniors and very young pets.

Brachycephalic (flat-faced) breeds like Pugs, Bulldogs, Frenchies, and Persian cats.

Pets with pre-existing heart or lung conditions (like asthma or bronchitis).

Birds, whose respiratory systems are highly sensitive to airborne particles.

⚠️ Signs of smoke or pollution irritation: Keep a close eye out for:

Coughing, wheezing, or gagging.

Red, watery, or inflamed eyes.

Panting heavily while resting, or labored breathing.

Lethargy, unusual fatigue, or a sudden lack of appetite and thirst.

🛡️ How to protect them today:

Stay inside: Keep windows and doors tightly closed. Run the AC (set to recirculate) or use an air purifier with a HEPA filter if you have one.

Short potty breaks only: Skip the long walks, hikes, and intense games of fetch until the air quality improves.

Bust boredom safely: Swap the outdoor run for indoor brain games! Use puzzle feeders, stuffed KONGs, or teach them new tricks to burn off energy safely inside.

Skip the masks: Please do not put human face masks on your pets—it can restrict their breathing and cause them unnecessary anxiety.

If your pet is showing severe symptoms, seems disoriented, or is struggling to breathe, please call us (231) 335-1911 or call your nearest emergency vet immediately.

Stay safe and snuggle up indoors today! 💙🐶🐱

Friday cuteness overload!! Welcome Peanut and Shadow. 💙💙
07/10/2026

Friday cuteness overload!! Welcome Peanut and Shadow. 💙💙

Meet the newest (and cutest) ruler of the clinic jungle: Anubis! 🌿🐾Please join us in giving a huge, warm welcome to one ...
07/02/2026

Meet the newest (and cutest) ruler of the clinic jungle: Anubis! 🌿🐾

Please join us in giving a huge, warm welcome to one of our newest little patients! As you can see, he is already a master of camouflage, peeking out from the leaves to keep a watchful eye on his surroundings.

His striking name comes from ancient Egyptian mythology. Anubis was the powerful, jackal-headed god of the afterlife, known as a fierce protector and guide. While this tiny guy might be a little more fluff than fierce right now, we think he definitely has that majestic, watchful stare down perfectly!

We are so incredibly thrilled to have this little deity join our clinic family. We can't wait to watch him grow from a tiny jungle explorer into a majestic cat.

Drop a comment below to help us welcome little Anubis! 👇❤️

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Welcome to the Loving Care family, Dinky! 🐾We had the absolute pleasure of seeing this handsome boy yesterday, and we ar...
07/01/2026

Welcome to the Loving Care family, Dinky! 🐾

We had the absolute pleasure of seeing this handsome boy yesterday, and we are thrilled to report that he was an A+ patient! Dinky was recently adopted from Pound Buddies and we couldn't be happier for him and his new forever family!

Looking at Dinky's sweet, attentive face, it’s the perfect opportunity to touch on an important issue in the rescue world: the "black animal stigma" (often referred to as Black Dog or Black Cat Syndrome).

Sadly, shelter data and studies show that large black dogs and black cats often wait significantly longer to be adopted compared to their lighter-colored friends, and they experience higher euthanasia rates. Why does this happen?

Photography challenges: In dimly lit shelter environments, black animals can be harder to photograph, making it difficult for their unique personalities to shine through on adoption websites.

Facial expressions: Their features can be harder to read from a distance or behind a kennel door, causing adopters to unknowingly pass them by.

Superstition and media: Outdated superstitions and the historical portrayal of large black dogs in movies and literature can create unconscious biases.

Because of this, wonderful, loving animals are often overlooked. We are so incredibly glad that Dinky’s family saw right past the statistics and found their perfect match!

The next time you or someone you know is looking to rescue a pet, remember to give the black dogs and cats a second look. You might just find an A+ companion like Dinky! ❤️🐶

(Feel free to share your own black rescue pets in the comments below!)

Address

7147 W 48th Street
Fremont, MI
49412

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+12313351911

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