Little Traverse Bay Veterinary Clinic

Little Traverse Bay Veterinary Clinic Caring for your pets with compassion and expertise at Little Traverse Bay Veterinary Clinic.

🌧️🌷 April showers bring May flowers… and May flowers bring… ticks and fleas?! 🐜🐾As the weather warms up, pesky parasites...
05/26/2026

🌧️🌷 April showers bring May flowers… and May flowers bring… ticks and fleas?! 🐜🐾

As the weather warms up, pesky parasites like fleas, ticks, and heartworms become much more active — and they can pose serious health risks to your pets. Prevention is the best protection!

Now is the perfect time to schedule your pet’s annual wellness exam and stock up on preventatives to help keep them protected all season long (and beyond).

The Little Traverse Bay Veterinary Clinic is accepting new clients! Call 231-622-6363 to schedule your appointment today or visit ltbhs.org/vetclinic.

Happy Mother’s Day! Today, we’re celebrating all the moms out there — including the pet moms, foster moms, and animal lo...
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day!

Today, we’re celebrating all the moms out there — including the pet moms, foster moms, and animal lovers who help care for pets in our community every day. 💛

In the veterinary world, “motherhood” can sometimes also mean unexpected or unwanted litters. Spaying and neutering your pets is one of the most important ways you can help prevent additional homeless animals in our community while also supporting your pet’s long-term health.

The Little Traverse Bay Veterinary Clinic is accepting new clients! Schedule an appointment for spay or neuter services today. To learn more about our low-cost spay/neuter program, visit ltbhs.org/lowcost or call 231-622-6363.

📷: Check out this graphic highlighting the importance of Spay and Neuter from our friends at Bissell Pet Foundation.

Fun Fact Friday! 🐾🌷Did you know your pets can get “spring fever” too? ☀️🐶🐱As the days get longer and temperatures warm u...
05/08/2026

Fun Fact Friday! 🐾🌷

Did you know your pets can get “spring fever” too? ☀️🐶🐱
As the days get longer and temperatures warm up, many dogs and cats become more playful, energetic, and active — just like us!

Spring also kicks off shedding season for many pets, so if you’re noticing a little extra fur around the house… you’re not alone! 🐕💨 Spring can also trigger seasonal allergies in pets. If you notice excessive shedding, itching, redness, hair loss, licking/chewing at paws, or irritated skin, it may be time for a check-up. 🌼

The Little Traverse Bay Veterinary Clinic is accepting new clients! To schedule an appointment, visit ltbhs.org/vetclinic
or call 231-622-6363.

💐Thinking of getting flowers for a mom in your life this Mother’s Day? Before bringing home a bouquet, be sure to check ...
05/07/2026

💐Thinking of getting flowers for a mom in your life this Mother’s Day? Before bringing home a bouquet, be sure to check which flowers are pet safe! 🌷

Many popular flowers and plants can be toxic to pets if ingested. Lilies, tulips, daffodils, and more may cause serious illness — especially for curious cats and dogs. Check out this helpful guide to pet-safe flowers before you shop (from our friends at the ASPCA).

If your pet does ingest a potentially toxic plant or flower, contact the Animal Poison Control Hotline or your veterinarian immediately. The Little Traverse Bay Veterinary Clinic can be reached at 231-622-6363. We are accepting new clients!

Ernie and Gus stopped in for their puppy visits, and let’s just say… there were a lot of smiles going around!These early...
04/01/2026

Ernie and Gus stopped in for their puppy visits, and let’s just say… there were a lot of smiles going around!

These early visits are such an important part of keeping them happy and healthy, and we’re so glad we get to be part of their journey right from the start.

We’re already excited for their next visit 🐾

Have a new puppy at home? Call and schedule a visit with us at 231-622-6363!

Did you know some common plants can be dangerous for pets?Many plants found in homes and gardens—like lilies, sago palms...
03/30/2026

Did you know some common plants can be dangerous for pets?

Many plants found in homes and gardens—like lilies, sago palms, and certain houseplants—can be toxic to dogs and cats if ingested. Curious pets love to explore with their noses (and sometimes their mouths), so it’s important to know which plants may pose a risk.

If you think your pet may have eaten a poisonous plant, contact your veterinarian right away or call the Pet Poison Helpline. Quick action can make a big difference.

Don’t have an established veterinarian? Little Traverse Bay Veterinary Clinic is currently accepting new clients! Our team is here to help keep your pets safe, healthy, and thriving.

📞 Schedule an appointment today: 231-622-6363
🔎 Learn more about our services: ltbhs.org/vetclinic

Protect Your Pet Before Problems Start!As the weather gets warmer, pesky parasites come out and can harm our pets. Fleas...
03/26/2026

Protect Your Pet Before Problems Start!

As the weather gets warmer, pesky parasites come out and can harm our pets. Fleas, ticks, and heartworms aren’t just annoying—they can cause serious health problems for your pets. From skin infections and Lyme disease to life-threatening heartworm disease, prevention is the safest and easiest way to keep your dog or cat healthy.

The good news? Monthly preventatives make protection simple. Our veterinary team can help you choose the safest and most effective options based on your pet’s lifestyle and risk factors.

Don’t wait until there’s a problem—prevention is always easier than treatment.

Little Traverse Bay Veterinary Clinic is accepting new clients!
To purchase preventatives or get your pet started on protection, schedule an appointment today.

📞 Call 231-622-6363
🔎 Learn more: ltbhs.org/vetclinic

🐾 Tip Tuesday!Your pet’s nose can tell you a lot about their health. While it doesn’t always have to be wet to be normal...
03/17/2026

🐾 Tip Tuesday!

Your pet’s nose can tell you a lot about their health. While it doesn’t always have to be wet to be normal, changes like discharge, sores, or frequent sneezing can sometimes signal allergies, infections, or other concerns.

Keeping an eye on small changes like these is a great way to stay on top of your pet’s health—and when something seems off, it’s always best to check in with your vet.

Our team at Little Traverse Bay Veterinary Clinic is here to help keep your pets happy and healthy with preventive care, diagnostics, and personalized treatment.

📞 We’re currently accepting new clients!
Schedule an appointment today by calling 231-622-6363.

Healthy pets start with proactive care!

03/17/2026

Weather Update ❄️

Due to ongoing weather conditions, our shelter is closed to the public today (March 17).

Our Veterinary Clinic and Boarding department remain open with limited staff for scheduled appointments and essential care.

If you need assistance, please call:
📞 Veterinary Clinic: 231-622-6363
📞 Boarding: 231-347-2384

Our team is still on-site making sure every animal is safe, warm, and well looked after.

Please stay safe, limit travel if you can, and keep your pets indoors during the storm!

Weather Closure Notice!Due to inclement weather, Little Traverse Bay Humane Society’s veterinary clinic, shelter and gro...
03/16/2026

Weather Closure Notice!

Due to inclement weather, Little Traverse Bay Humane Society’s veterinary clinic, shelter and grooming department will be closed today.

Boarding will remain open for scheduled drop-offs and pick-ups. Please drive safely if you need to visit.

We encourage everyone to stay home if possible and keep your pets indoors. These conditions can be dangerous for animals and people alike.

Address

1320 W Conway Road
Harbor Springs, MI
49740

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12316226363

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