Westview Veterinary Hospital, Inc.

Westview Veterinary Hospital, Inc. Westview Veterinary Hospital is a full service animal hospital that offers small animal and equine service to the Fremont and surrounding areas.

We offer services such as wellness check ups, medical, surgical, and dentistry care. We have an in-house pharmacy, lab, and diagnostic imaging at our facility which enables you to make one stop for your pet’s medical care. We also offer Equine services which include our Equine Wellness Program, Reproduction, Medical, Lameness and Elective Surgeries. Please take the time and view our page

or stop by our clinic to meet the team and check out our facility. We always welcome new clients and referrals.

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Norwegian Elkhound! 🐾The Norwegian Elkhound is a courageous, loyal, and spirited spitz-ty...
10/07/2025

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Norwegian Elkhound! 🐾

The Norwegian Elkhound is a courageous, loyal, and spirited spitz-type breed with ancient roots as a hunter and protector in the rugged terrain of Scandinavia. Known for their distinctive curled tail and wolf-like appearance, Elkhounds are versatile working dogs and loving family companions.

📏 Size & Build:
Males: 50–60 lbs | Females: 45–55 lbs
Sturdy, muscular, and built for endurance in harsh climates

🧠 Temperament:
✔️ Loyal and protective — excellent watchdogs
✔️ Confident, intelligent, and independent thinkers
✔️ Affectionate with family and great with kids, but may be wary of strangers

🏃 Exercise Needs:
High energy — needs daily walks, playtime, and mental challenges
They excel at hiking, scent work, and agility activities

🛡️ Health Considerations:
Generally hardy but can be prone to hip dysplasia and progressive retinal atrophy
Regular grooming needed to manage their thick double coat, especially during shedding season

❄️ Fun Fact:
Despite their name, Norwegian Elkhounds were originally used to hunt moose (called “elg” in Norwegian), not elk! Their bravery and stamina made them indispensable hunting partners in Viking times.

📸 Have a Norwegian Elkhound at home? Share a photo of your loyal Nordic friend in the comments below!

🌟 Happy National Custodial Workers Recognition Day! 🌟Today, we want to give a huge shoutout to the amazing custodial tea...
10/02/2025

🌟 Happy National Custodial Workers Recognition Day! 🌟

Today, we want to give a huge shoutout to the amazing custodial team who keeps our clinic clean, safe, and welcoming every single day. 🧹✨

Your hard work often happens behind the scenes, but it never goes unnoticed. From keeping exam rooms spotless to making sure every corner of our building shines, you play a vital role in helping us care for pets and their people. 🐾💚

Thank you for all that you do — we truly couldn’t do it without you! 🙌

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Vizsla! 🐾The Vizsla is a sleek, energetic, and affectionate hunting dog known for its str...
09/30/2025

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Vizsla! 🐾

The Vizsla is a sleek, energetic, and affectionate hunting dog known for its striking golden-rust coat and strong bond with people. Originally bred in Hungary as a pointer and retriever, these athletic pups are happiest when they’re active and by your side.

📏 Size & Build:
Males: 55–65 lbs | Females: 45–55 lbs
Lean, muscular, and built for speed and endurance

🧠 Temperament:
✔️ Gentle, affectionate, and loyal — often nicknamed “Velcro dogs” for how closely they stick to their people
✔️ Intelligent and eager to please, making training a breeze
✔️ Social and great with families when well-socialized

🏃 Exercise Needs:
High energy — needs plenty of daily exercise, including runs, hikes, and playtime
Thrives in active households and loves having a job to do

🛡️ Health Considerations:
Prone to hip dysplasia, epilepsy, and certain eye conditions
Short coat is easy to maintain with minimal grooming

❄️ Fun Fact:
The Vizsla is one of the oldest known dog breeds, dating back over 1,000 years — once prized by Hungarian nobility as hunting companions!

📸 Do you have a Vizsla? Share a picture of your athletic, golden-coated friend in the comments!

🐶❤️ Meet one of our brave little patients! ❤️🐶This adorable pup came to see us after breaking a leg, and we’re happy to ...
09/24/2025

🐶❤️ Meet one of our brave little patients! ❤️🐶

This adorable pup came to see us after breaking a leg, and we’re happy to report they’re on the road to recovery! 🩹✨ We’re so proud of how strong and resilient our patients are — and we’re equally grateful for the amazing pet parents who trust us to care for their furry family members.

This thoughtful owner surprised our team with these incredible custom cookies from Farmhouse Cookie Co. as a thank-you for helping their pup heal. 🍪🐾 Our hearts (and bellies!) are full — gestures like this remind us why we love what we do. 💙

Here’s to continued healing and many happy zoomies ahead for this sweet patient! 🐕‍🦺💨

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Shiba Inu! 🐾The Shiba Inu is Japan’s most popular companion dog, known for its fox-like l...
09/23/2025

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Shiba Inu! 🐾

The Shiba Inu is Japan’s most popular companion dog, known for its fox-like looks, bold personality, and signature curled tail. These spirited little dogs may be small, but they’re packed with confidence and charm!

📏 Size & Build:
Males: 23 lbs | Females: 17 lbs
Compact, muscular, with a plush double coat and curled tail

🧠 Temperament:
✔️ Bold, independent, and strong-willed
✔️ Loyal to their family but can be aloof with strangers
✔️ Intelligent — quick learners, but sometimes stubborn!

🏃 Exercise Needs:
Moderate energy — daily walks and active play are important
Love outdoor adventures and do well with mental enrichment

🛡️ Health Considerations:
Prone to allergies, hip dysplasia, and patellar luxation
Double coat requires regular brushing, especially during shedding seasons

❄️ Fun Fact:
Shiba Inus are famous for their dramatic “Shiba scream” — a loud, high-pitched yelp they make when overly excited or unhappy!

📸 Do you have a Shiba Inu? Share a picture of your curly-tailed fox dog in the comments!

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Plott Hound! 🐾The Plott Hound is North Carolina’s official state dog and is famous for it...
09/16/2025

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Plott Hound! 🐾

The Plott Hound is North Carolina’s official state dog and is famous for its bravery, stamina, and determination in the hunt. Originally bred to track big game like wild boar and bear, this breed is known for its athletic build and striking brindle coat.

📏 Size & Build:
Males: 50–60 lbs | Females: 40–55 lbs
Lean, muscular, and built for endurance in rugged terrain

🧠 Temperament:
✔️ Loyal and devoted to their family
✔️ Intelligent and confident, but can be independent
✔️ Friendly with people but may be cautious with strangers

🏃 Exercise Needs:
High energy — thrives with daily vigorous exercise, hikes, and plenty of space to roam
Their strong noses love scent games and tracking activities

🛡️ Health Considerations:
Generally a hardy breed, but watch for hip dysplasia and ear infections
Regular exercise is key to keeping them happy and balanced

❄️ Fun Fact:
The Plott Hound is the only coonhound breed that does not trace its roots back to foxhounds — instead, it descends from German hunting dogs brought to the U.S. in the 1700s!

📸 Do you have a Plott Hound? Share a photo of your brindle beauty in the comments!

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Komondor! 🐾The Komondor, often called the “mop dog,” is a rare and distinctive breed know...
09/09/2025

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Komondor! 🐾

The Komondor, often called the “mop dog,” is a rare and distinctive breed known for its long, corded coat that looks like dreadlocks. Originally bred in Hungary to guard livestock, these dogs are powerful, protective, and deeply loyal to their families.

📏 Size & Build:
Males: 100–130 lbs | Females: 80–110 lbs
Large, muscular, and imposing with a unique corded coat

🧠 Temperament:
✔️ Natural guardian — protective and watchful
✔️ Calm and affectionate with family, reserved with strangers
✔️ Independent thinkers, but devoted once bonded

🏃 Exercise Needs:
Moderate energy — daily walks and playtime keep them fit
They thrive with space to roam and tasks to do

🛡️ Health Considerations:
Prone to hip dysplasia, bloat (GDV), and eye issues
Their corded coat requires special care — cords form naturally but must be separated and kept clean to avoid matting or odor

❄️ Fun Fact:
The Komondor’s corded coat isn’t just for looks — it helps protect them from harsh weather and even predator bites while guarding flocks!

📸 Do you have a Komondor? Share a picture of your majestic mop pup in the comments!

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the English Setter! 🐾The English Setter is a graceful, athletic sporting breed known for its ...
09/02/2025

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the English Setter! 🐾

The English Setter is a graceful, athletic sporting breed known for its elegant feathered coat and sweet, gentle personality. Originally bred as a bird dog in England, these setters are both hardworking hunters and affectionate family companions.

📏 Size & Build:
Males: 65–80 lbs | Females: 45–70 lbs
Tall, lean, and athletic with long feathered ears and tail

🧠 Temperament:
✔️ Gentle, friendly, and affectionate — a true “people dog”
✔️ Intelligent and eager to please, but can be a little sensitive
✔️ Gets along well with kids, other dogs, and family pets

🏃 Exercise Needs:
High energy — thrives with daily exercise, especially running and outdoor activities
Loves games like fetch, hiking, and of course, bird hunting!

🛡️ Health Considerations:
Prone to hip/elbow dysplasia, deafness, and hypothyroidism
Long coat requires regular grooming to prevent tangles and mats

❄️ Fun Fact:
English Setters are sometimes nicknamed “the gentleman of the dog world” thanks to their elegant looks and polite, affectionate nature!

📸 Do you have an English Setter? Share a photo of your feather-tailed friend in the comments!

Labor Day, celebrated the first Monday of September, honors the hard work, dedication, and contributions of American wor...
09/01/2025

Labor Day, celebrated the first Monday of September, honors the hard work, dedication, and contributions of American workers—from those in offices and classrooms to those in fields, factories, and yes, even vet clinics! 🩺🐾

It’s a time to pause, appreciate the progress workers have made throughout history, and recognize the everyday heroes who keep our communities running strong. 💪

As we enjoy a well-earned break, let’s also take a moment to thank all the hands and paws that work hard year-round. Whether you're clocking in or curling up with your furry friend—your efforts matter. ❤️

Wishing everyone a safe and restful Labor Day weekend!

📢 Important NoticeOur office will be closed from Saturday, August 30th through Monday, September 1st in observance of La...
08/29/2025

📢 Important Notice
Our office will be closed from Saturday, August 30th through Monday, September 1st in observance of Labor Day.
If your pet needs medications or food refills, please be sure to request and pick them up before 4:30 PM Today, Friday August 29th.
We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, September 2nd.
Thank you for your understanding, and have a safe and relaxing holiday weekend! 🇺🇸🐾

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Basset Hound! 🐾The Basset Hound is a lovable scent hound famous for its long ears, droopy...
08/26/2025

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Basset Hound! 🐾

The Basset Hound is a lovable scent hound famous for its long ears, droopy eyes, and incredible sense of smell. Originally bred in France for hunting small game, these dogs are low to the ground but mighty when it comes to tracking scents!

📏 Size & Build:
40–65 lbs | Short, sturdy frame with long ears and loose skin
Built for endurance and scent work rather than speed

🧠 Temperament:
✔️ Gentle, patient, and affectionate
✔️ Known for being laid-back and great with kids
✔️ Can be a little stubborn — consistency in training is key!

🏃 Exercise Needs:
Moderate energy — daily walks and sniffing adventures are their favorite
Mental stimulation is just as important as physical exercise for this curious nose!

🛡️ Health Considerations:
Prone to ear infections (those long ears need regular cleaning)
Watch for back issues and obesity due to their build
Drool and shedding are part of the package!

❄️ Fun Fact:
The Basset Hound’s sense of smell is second only to the Bloodhound — making them excellent trackers.

📸 Do you have a Basset Hound? Share a photo of your long-eared friend in the comments!

🎓🐾 Westview Future Veterinarians 🐾🎓We are so proud to celebrate TWO of our amazing team members as they continue their v...
08/26/2025

🎓🐾 Westview Future Veterinarians 🐾🎓

We are so proud to celebrate TWO of our amazing team members as they continue their veterinary journeys! 💛🖤❤️

✨ Sidney – kicking off her second year at Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine
✨ Lauren – starting her first year at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine

Both share a passion for small animal medicine, and we are beyond lucky to have them as part of our Westview family. Their dedication, hard work, and love for animals inspire us every day.

Drop a 🐶🐱 below to wish them luck as they take on this school year!

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3032 Napoleon Road
Fremont, OH
43420

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Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

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