Owensville Animal Hospital

05/23/2026

🍦SUMMER BREAK FOR THE OFFICE🍦

We will be closed the entire week of June 29th through July 5th. We will resume with normal business hours Monday, July 6th.

That means no refills for medication nor prevention will be able to be approved and/or picked up. No phone calls, emails, faxes or voicemails will be checked and of course no appointments will be seen. So make sure you have enough medication to get your pet through this time.

Please plan accordingly 🌴

05/18/2026

🧨PROTECT YOUR PETS THIS MEMORIAL DAY & FOURTH OF JULY🧨

We recommend you secure a safe place for your pets to be inside and make sure they are leashed with a properly tightened collar, only two fingers should be able to be slipped under collar, or harness so that they can not slip out if spooked.

You can use ambient noise like a tv in the background or a fan going to help block out the firework noise.

Give them new toys during this time to keep them busy and occupied. Lots of play time with them to also help get their ears off what's happening outside. If you have outside cats or dogs we recommend you bring them inside during this time.

If your pet(s) is current on their annual physical examination we can dispense anxiety medications that you can give to also take the edge off - just give us a call. We can also call in some types of anxiety medications to a local pharmacy for you as well if that is easier for you.

We offer microchipping for $52 that includes lifetime registration through HomeAgain. You can have it done as a technician appointment this week if your pet is current on their annual exam.

If your pet is already microchipped please make sure it is registered AND has updated information now! An unregistered and not updated microchip has no purpose.

Every year 1 in 5 pets go missing because of fireworks.

‼️ DO NOT BECOME A STATISTIC ‼️

***WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR MEMORIAL DAY THE FOURTH OF JULY**

05/14/2026

As a reminder, we will be closed on Memorial Day! 🇺🇸

If you are to have an emergency on Memorial Day please contact the following:

MedVet Cincinnati
Care Center Vets - Cincinnati

Please make sure you have enough medications to last through that Monday. If you won’t, please pick up your medication the week before to ensure no missed doses happen!

04/28/2026

This Friday is Vaccine Clinic Friday!! 🐾

*** VACCINE CLINICS ARE THE FIRST FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH***

This is a service to the community - on average there has been an hour wait. If you, or your pet, simply can not wait that long we ask that you schedule an appointment with us.

The vaccines at our Vaccine Clinic are the same cost as they are at all times within our office. The purpose of our Vaccine Clinic is flexibility (no appointment needed) and the $58 examination fee is waived as full physical examinations are not performed.

As always Vaccine Clinic is ONLY for healthy pets.

We do not do nail trims, fecals or do any type of diagnostics at Vaccine Clinic. If you have a concern please call us and schedule an appointment for a full examination where we will have the time to assess all concerns and health issues.——————————————————————————
We are asking for you to come inside, without your pet and only one person if possible, to sign in. Once signed in, we ask that you wait in your car until we come out and let you know we are ready for you and your pet(s).

We do not allow people waiting for their turn to stay inside. There is simply not enough space with people checking in, checking out and waiting for test results - so please plan accordingly for a potentially long wait in your car or walking your dog!

If your pet is aggressive (whether dog, cat or human) vaccine clinic is not for them. If your pet requires a muzzle we will not see them at Vaccine Clinic - no exceptions. We also can not see known vaccine reactors at clinic either strictly due to not having the time to pre-medicate!

02/24/2026

🩵💙 OOPS!… WE DID IT AGAIN 💙🩵

Today we had another low cost Castration Celebration event where we neutered 44 felines all before lunch (noon). We didn’t realize it but we just so happened to have this event on World Spay Day!

We showed up earlier than normal to get setup and got to work making sure the male kitties of Clermont county were not able to add to our overwhelming cat population.

Thank you all who participated in this event. It was extremely successful and while it was technically work for us it was also SO FUN making such a huge impact! We aren’t like regular vet clinics, we are a cool vet clinic 🤪

This was all made possible by Fostering Felines! They funded this event purely on donations they received and did all of the advertising and ground work to ensure everything went as smooth as possible. We were able to neuter 44 cats in a record time of just 2.5 hours!

Big things are possible if just enough people believe it’s possible 🥰

02/12/2026

Clermont County Low Cost Feline Neuter Program 🐾

This is through Fostering Felines - more info below ⬇️

The cost is only $30 per feline. This works for feral cats brought in feral traps (ear tip mandatory for all cats brought in traps), stray cats, friendly cats, family cats. We don’t care what their living arrangements are as that has never stopped cats from reproducing before…

It is recommended across this country to spay/neuter cats by the age of 5 months old or younger (8wks/2lbs). Waiting to spay or neuter your cat serves no benefit - they are not like dogs. They can be done as early as 8wks and 2lbs. Vaccines, exams, FeLV/FIV testing, deworming, microchips and flea prevention at an extra cost to you.

💙 THIS PROGRAM IS FOR MALE CATS ONLY 💙

NEED TO SCHEDULE?!

Give us a call Monday through Friday 7:30am-5pm (Wednesdays 7:30-Noon) to get on the schedule. Make sure to tell them it’s for Fostering Feline’s low cost neuter program or you will not be scheduled under our discounted program and will be responsible for full cost ($90)! We are unable to adjust the billing after you schedule as our funds are used quite quickly with this program.

There are a limited amount of spots and the $30 is required at the time of making the appointment; No exceptions as this is the agreement between us and our veterinary partner to help stop people from "no showing" their appointment. If you no show, or cancel last minute you will lose your deposit of $30.

This program is ONLY for individuals that live in Clermont County, OH - no organizations, breeders or independent rescuers (people who do TNR work at various places or take in cats to adopt them out - there are local programs that will help you). We maintain the right to decline any one for any reason - including being rude to any staff members or volunteers.

PLEASE SHARE THIS TO ALL YOUR CLERMONT COUNTY OHIO COMMUNITY GROUP 📌

01/26/2026

Today we are closed. We plan to be back in office tomorrow ❄️

For any emergencies please give MedVet Cincinnati a call!

Everyone stay safe and stay warm ☃️

01/20/2026

It's a common belief that dogs and cats are more resistant than people to cold weather because of their fur, but it's untrue. 🥶

Like people, cats and dogs are susceptible to frostbite and hypothermia and should be kept inside. Longer-haired and thick-coated dog breeds, such as huskies and other dogs bred for colder climates, are more tolerant of cold weather; but no pet should be left outside for long periods in below-freezing weather.

The pets in our area are NOT acclimated to these cold temperatures we are about to have - regardless of their breed and/or coat length.

More information on what to look out for with this below freezing weather and how to keep your pets safe and warm: https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/cold-weather-animal-safety

If you’re making outdoor cat houses always remember to use straw, and lots of it, for the strays and NEVER blankets and never hay as those will freeze and remain wet!

How to make outdoor cat houses: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4fXridY6eNU

If you see an animal out in this upcoming weather please contact your local animal shelter. If possible at all, bring that animal in and put them in a spare bedroom, bathroom or garage - it could very well save their life!

Stay safe and stay warm ❄️

12/29/2025

A client of ours has lost their sweet kitty!

She is microchipped and it is up to date. Please let us know if you see her.

Thank you!

🚨 LOST KITTY 🚨

One of our kitties we adopted out is missing. Someone accidentally forgot to shut her owner’s door all the way, and all of her cats escaped but Lily is the only one that has not returned. 

Waterford Glen neighborhood in Amelia, OH.

Lily is a spayed, and microchipped, brown tabby - 10lbs with very obvious tufts on the tips of her ears. Friendly but cautious and will run if you try to pick her up. If you are able to actually grab her please do and contact us immediately!

She has been out since Thursday afternoon and most recently spotted on Golden Meadow Ct in Amelia last night.

Reaves Recovery and Rescue has already been out with no luck and is set to come out again! Her owner is desperate to find her so we need everyone’s eyes.

PLEASE BE ON THE LOOKOUT ❤️‍🩹

12/22/2025

🎄December Holiday Hours🎄

As a reminder we will be closed on Wednesday, December 24th through Sunday, January 4th in observance of Christmas! We will return on Monday, January 5th 2026 with normal business hours.

Please plan accordingly to pick up medication refills and anything else you may require during this time. We do ask that you give us a call ahead of time to get the medication‘s together.

In case of emergencies during this time we recommend contacting one of the following clinics:

MedVet Cincinnati
Care Center Vets - Cincinnati

We hope everyone has a safe holiday ⛄️