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Haslett Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary medical facility, located in Haslett, MI.

The professional and courteous staff at Haslett Animal Hospital seeks to provide the best possible medical care, surgical care and dental care for their highly-valued patients. We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership, preventative health care and health-related educational opportunities for our clients. Haslett Animal Hospital strives to offer excellence in veterinary care to Hasle

tt, MI and surrounding areas. Please take a moment to contact us today, to learn more about our veterinary practice and to find out more information about how Haslett Animal Hospital can serve the needs of you and your cherished pet.

04/22/2025

Dr. Apache has some information that he is eager to share! 🩺🔬

Did you know that you can obtain an Ingham County Dog License at Haslett Animal Hospital!

In Michigan, all dogs over 4 months old are required to have a current license and a valid rabies vaccination. Having a dog license registered in your county helps others identify your dog and ensures they can be returned safely to you if they get lost!

To get your dog licensed, make sure they have an up-to-date rabies vaccination.

Additional Details
- The profits from purchasing Ingham County dog licenses support Ingham Animal Control rather than local city budgets.
- Lost license tags can be replaced at the Ingham County Treasurer's Office by presenting the original license and a sworn statement

IMPORTANT: Please note that we can only accept cash payments for Ingham County dog licenses.

Keep your furry friend safe and compliant—stop by Haslett Animal Hospital today! 🐾♥️

04/14/2025

Preparing for a visit to the dog park is essential for ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for both you and your dog. By following key guidelines, you can promote good behavior and facilitate positive interactions with other dogs and their owners. Below are important considerations to keep in mind before and during your visit.

Before You Go:
1. Health and Vaccinations:
Ensure your dog is up-to-date on vaccinations and free from illness.

2. Identification:
Verify that your dog wears a collar with an updated license and identification tag.

3. Leash:
Keep a leash accessible, even in off-leash areas, to maintain control or remove your dog from any situations.

4. Essentials:
Pack necessary items, including water, a bowl, treats, p**p bags, and towels.

5. Observe:
Before entering, take a moment to observe the dog park for safety and compatibility with your dog’s temperament.

6. Consider Small Dogs:
If applicable, utilize designated small dog areas to prevent your dog from being overwhelmed by larger breeds.

At the Dog Park:
1. Leash Entry:
Use the first gate to enter and ensure your dog is leashed until you assess the situation inside.

By following these guidelines, you can enhance your dog park experience, ensuring a safe and enjoyable outing for both you and your dog. Remember, responsible preparation and attentiveness contribute to a positive environment for all.

04/10/2025

Keeping our feline friends stimulated is essential for their well-being. Here are some key points to ensure they're happy and engaged:

1. Interactive Play and Toys:
- Mimic prey with feather wands and toy mice.
- Rotate toys to maintain interest.
- Use puzzle feeders for mealtime fun.
- Provide cat trees and shelves for climbing and exploration.
- Set up window perches for outdoor viewing.

2. Regular Play Sessions:
- Schedule short, frequent 10-15 minute sessions.
- Engage in interactive play to encourage movement.

3. Enrichment Activities:
- Offer various scratching posts.
- Introduce catnip or other scented toys.
- Train your cat with simple commands using positive reinforcement.

These strategies can help prevent boredom and promote a happy, healthy lifestyle for your kitty. 🐈‍⬛ 🫶

04/08/2025

Meet Madison, a dedicated part-time kennel technician and veterinary assistant at Haslett Animal Hospital, where she has been making a positive impact for about four and a half months!

One of Madison’s favorite aspects of her job is the opportunity to interact with a variety of animals and make new furry friends. She takes great joy in helping the animals feel comfortable and cared for while they are boarding or receiving treatment, ensuring they have a positive experience during their time at the hospital.

Outside of work, Madison has a passion for exploring thrift stores. She loves the thrill of discovering hidden treasures and unique items that others may have overlooked.

When it comes to her favorite animals, Madison has a special fondness for both dolphins and dogs, appreciating their playful and loving natures.

With her enthusiasm and genuine care for animals, Madison is indeed a valuable part of the Haslett Animal Hospital team! We are incredibly grateful to have her as part of our crew, contributing her skills and passion to ensure that every furry friend feels comfortable and loved. Thank you, Madison, for all that you do! Your hard work and dedication make a difference every day!

03/31/2025

Is your pet’s smile healthy?

Did you know that dental disease affects 80% of dogs and 70% of cats by the age of 3? Regular dental check-ups are essential for protecting your pet's overall health and preventing serious issues such as pain, tooth loss, and even organ damage.

Don’t wait! Call us today to schedule a dental check-up at one of our clinics. Your pet deserves a healthy smile! 🐾

Haslett Animal Hospital: 517-339-9555
Williamston Animal Clinic: 517-655-2137

03/19/2025

March Pet Poison Awareness ✨🦮🐈✨

March is National Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month, a crucial reminder for pet owners to be vigilant about potential poisons that can harm their beloved animals. Pet poisoning is a leading cause of emergency veterinary visits, but it is also one of the most preventable issues.

Creating a comprehensive list of toxic substances specific to different types of pets can be an invaluable resource for pet owners. Here are some common toxins categorized by pet type that you might consider including on your refrigerator list:

* For Dogs:🦮🐾
- Chocolate: Can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and even seizures.
- Grapes and Raisins: Can lead to kidney failure.
- Onions and Garlic: Can cause gastrointestinal upset and damage to red blood cells.
- Xylitol: Found in sugar-free products, it can lead to insulin release and liver failure.
- Macadamia Nuts: Can cause weakness, tremors, and hyperthermia.

* For Cats:🐈🐾
- Onions and Garlic: Similar to dogs, these can be harmful.
- Lilies: Highly toxic and can cause kidney failure.
- Citrus Fruits: Can cause vomiting and diarrhea.
- Chocolate: Also toxic to cats, though they are less likely to eat it.

* General Household Items: 💊 🦠
- Cleaning Products: Many are toxic if ingested or inhaled.
- Human Medications: Such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen can be fatal.
- Pesticides and Herbicides: Can be harmful if ingested or absorbed through the skin.

* WHAT TO DO IF YOUR PET EATS SOMETHING POISONOUS

If you suspect that your pet has ingested something toxic, here are the steps you should follow:

1. Contact the ASPCA Pet Poison Hotline: The Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) is available 24/7 throughout the year and can provide you with essential guidance during an emergency. You can reach them at (888) 426-4435. While there is a fee for their service, it may be more cost-effective than an unnecessary trip to the vet.

2. Follow their Guidance: If the APCC recommends taking your pet to a veterinarian or if you are certain that your pet has ingested a toxic substance, seek veterinary care immediately.

3. Veterinary Care: Your veterinarian will be equipped to take immediate measures to prevent the absorption of the toxic substance and monitor your pet for any signs of toxicity.

By taking the time to educate yourself about potential pet poisons and knowing what steps to take in case of an emergency, you can help ensure the health and safety of your furry friends.

** Kimber and Gibby are full of joy and charm, while helping spread their festive spirits around! Let’s see some more furry friends in their St Patty’s gear! (Feel free to share in the comments!)

** Wishing you and your adorable pups a month filled with luck and laughter! 🍀🐾

03/14/2025

Spotlight: Doctor Marissa Fitzpatrick

Meet Dr. Marissa Fitzpatrick, a dedicated veterinarian at Haslett Animal Hospital for nearly four years! Dr. Fitzpatrick is passionate about caring for all of our furry family members and enjoys being part of a Doctor team that rotates to provide the best possible care for patients.

One of Dr. Fitzpatrick's favorite aspects of her job is the incredible staff at Haslett Animal Hospital. She believes they make work enjoyable and are essential for her to perform her duties effectively. Together, they make a fantastic team!

At home, Dr. Fitzpatrick has a beloved feline companion, a cat named Meredith. Although Meredith has a bit of a spicy personality, she is showered with love and affection. Meredith is currently adjusting to her new human sister, who joined the family six months ago, and they are navigating this transition together.

When she’s not at the clinic, Dr. Fitzpatrick and her husband enjoy exploring new restaurants in the area and are always on the lookout for great meal recommendations! In her spare time, she loves to read and go for hikes, finding joy in nature and literature.

While she adores dogs and cats, Dr. Fitzpatrick has a special fondness for lemurs, making them her favorite animal beyond the typical pets.

With her compassionate heart and love for animals, Dr. Fitzpatrick is a wonderful asset to the Haslett Animal Hospital team!

03/13/2025

March 13 - National War Dog Veterans Day

National K9 Veterans Day is a special occasion that honors the incredible contributions and sacrifices made by canine heroes. These dogs have played vital roles in various capacities, including detecting explosives, assisting in search and rescue operations, and providing companionship and support to their handlers. The day serves as a reminder of the loyalty, courage, and dedication of these four-legged service members.

In addition to recognizing their service, National K9 Veterans Day also highlights the importance of proper care and retirement for military and service dogs. Many of these animals continue to face challenges after their service, and it is crucial for society to support their needs and ensure they receive the love and care they deserve.

The day of recognition was inspired by Joe White, a Vietnam War veteran and K9 handler.

03/03/2025

Leptospirosis - Lepto Vaccine 💉🦠✨

Did you know that Leptospirosis is a zoonotic bacterial infection caused by the Leptospira bacteria.

** Zoonotic refers to diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. It's a fascinating aspect of animal health that highlights the connections between wildlife, domestic animals, and us! 🦠✨**

Infection: Dogs can become infected through exposure to contaminated water, soil, or by coming into contact with the urine of infected animals, such as rodents, raccoons, and other wildlife. It's important for dog owners to be aware of the risks, especially in areas where leptospirosis is more prevalent, and to consider vaccination as a preventive measure.

Symptoms: In dogs, it can lead to a range of symptoms, including fever, vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and muscle pain. The infection can be particularly severe and can affect the kidneys and liver.

** Vomiting in dogs can be caused by a variety of issues, and not all of them are related to Leptospirosis. While Leptospirosis is a serious bacterial infection that can cause vomiting among other symptoms, there are many other potential causes for vomiting in a dog. 🐕 **

If a dog shows signs of illness, especially after being in potentially contaminated environments, it's crucial to seek veterinary care promptly. 👩‍⚕️🦮✨

02/25/2025

Spotlight: Stacey

Meet Stacey, a dedicated senior vet assistant at Haslett Animal Hospital, where she has devoted the past 19 years to caring for animals and supporting their owners. In her role, Stacey collaborates closely with veterinarians and technicians, performing vital tasks such as taking X-rays, drawing blood, running diagnostics, and preparing medications. She also steps in as a receptionist, managing phone calls and assisting clients with their needs, whether they’re picking up food, products, or scheduling appointments.

Stacey’s favorite part of her job is building relationships with clients and their pets. She takes great pleasure in helping pet owners navigate their pets' healthcare, whether through education or by assisting the doctors in managing treatment plans. Her compassionate approach ensures that both pets and their owners feel supported and valued.

At home, Stacey shares her life with two dogs and two cats. Her first dog is Rosabella (affectionately known as Rosie), a 5-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who found her forever home in April 2024. The second is Dexter, a 1-year-old mixed breed (Lab and Australian Shepherd) who was rescued in June 2024. Stacy’s feline companions include Cassious, a 4-year-old orange domestic medium hair rescue, and Kevin, a 4-year-old gray and black tiger stripe cat from the Capital Animal Humane Society.

Outside of work, Stacey enjoys spending quality time with her husband and two kids. She stays active with hobbies like playing soccer, gardening, and running. With her broad love for animals, she finds it difficult to choose a favorite, believing that all animals are amazing in their own unique ways.

Stacey’s commitment to animal care and her passion for her family and hobbies make her a remarkable individual both at work and at home!

02/13/2025

💖🐾 Did you know that Haslett Animal Hospital offers a variety of services, including boarding?

If you or your loved ones are planning a vacation and need a caregiver for your furry friends, we have comfortable boarding facilities for both cats and dogs. Please keep in mind that during the holiday season, our boarding spots fill up quickly, so it’s a good idea to book in advance!

While your furry companions are boarding at our facility, they will be provided with food and water bowls, as well as a cozy blanket and/or a cot for their comfort. We strive to create a welcoming and safe environment for your pets, ensuring they feel at home while you're away.

For details on pricing, more information, or to book a reservation, give our clinic a call at 517-339-9555. Your pets deserve the best care while you’re away! 🐶🐱 We look forward to welcoming your furry friends!

*** These furry pals were getting some extra love and care while boarding. Weekends are for cuddles and comfort, even in a vet's office! 🐾💖***

02/08/2025

Spotlight: Ella

Meet Ella, a dedicated member of the Haslett Animal Hospital team for over 3.5 years! During her time at the clinic, she has taken on various roles, including surgery assistant and veterinary assistant, showcasing her passion for animal care.

Ella thrives on the connections she makes with both pets and their owners throughout her workweek. Her love for animals extends to her own home, where she is the proud owner of two cats and two dogs. Her feline companions are Leo, a 5-year-old Domestic Short Hair, and Opal, a 2-year-old Snowshoe. Ella’s energetic dogs, Kimber, a 2-year-old German Shepherd, and Gibby, a lively 1-year-old Corgi, bring even more joy to her life.

Outside of her professional duties, Ella enjoys staying active with hobbies such as weight lifting and running. She particularly loves hitting the trails with her dogs or going for hikes with her fiancée, embracing the great outdoors.

Fun fact: Ella had always dreamed of attending MSU, and now she’s currently a senior at Michigan State University! Paving her way towards a Bachelors Degree; with plans to apply to vet school, she’s definitely headed in an exciting direction!

P.S. A special shoutout to Mister Gibby on his FIRST birthday! May he have the happiest of birthdays filled with love and treats!! ♥️🎂🎁

02/01/2025

Did you know that Haslett Animal Hospital is AHAA accredited? AHAA stands for American Animal Hospital associations. It signifies that your veterinary practice has met or exceeded stringent quality standards that encompass all aspects of veterinary medicine. Currently, only about 15% of veterinary clinics in the United States and Canada have an AHAA accreditation. Haslett animal hospital and its staff honors our ability to be apart of American Animal Hospital Associations (AHAA).

01/17/2025

Spotlight: Fred Gee

Fred Gee, a veteran groomer, has been an integral part of Haslett Animal Hospital for 16 years, with an overall 30-year experience in the grooming industry, dating back to 1994.

An interesting aspect of Fred's career is his 20-year involvement with an Airedale rescue facility. He is convinced that a skillfully executed Airedale groom can highlight their muscular build.

One of Fred's favorite aspects of working at Haslett Animal Hospital is the opportunity to interact with various animals.

In his free time, Fred enjoys watching historical videos and documentaries, covering wars and other global events.

If you're looking for a reliable groomer for your pet, Fred is an excellent option. We are currently accepting new grooming patients under 65 pounds. Please feel free to contact us to arrange an appointment.

Pictured below:
Fred and his wife Cheryl
Tulah a Seal point Siamese cat
Littlefoot a Maltipoo

01/10/2025

As Kimber and Gibby delight in playing in the snow, they would like to impart valuable advice:

- When utilizing salt on driveways and sidewalks, ensure it is pet-safe; if uncertain, clean your dog's paws between walks.
- Prolonged exposure to temperatures below 20 degrees necessitates paw protection for dogs, such as booties or paw wax; it is highly recommended that short-coated breeds wear coats for added protection.
- Despite cold temperatures, homes can still harbor pests and parasites; year-round prevention measures will minimize disease exposure.

Please remain warm and safe during your daily activities while the snow falls! Visit our location to obtain preventative measures to protect your furry friends too!

*Kimber: Right Hand Side *Gibby: Left Hand Side

01/01/2025

Pawsitively excited for the New Year!

Address

5686 Marsh Road
Haslett, MI
48840

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 6pm
Tuesday	7am - 8pm
Wednesday	7am - 6pm
Thursday	7am - 8pm
Friday	7am - 6pm
Saturday	7am - 12pm

Telephone

+15173399555

Website

http://www.haslettanimalhospital.net/

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