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Recognizing the strong human-animal bond, Janssen Veterinary Clinic strives to provide optimal patient care and quality of life through preventative medicine, education, respect, and our commitment to excellence.

11/09/2026

November is Pet Diabetes Awareness Month!

Did you know that diabetes can affect both dogs and cats? Just like people, our pets can develop diabetes, and recognizing the early warning signs can make a big difference in their long-term health.

A few key signs to watch for include:

💧Increased thirst and water consumption
🚽Urinating more frequently
🍽️Increased appetite
📏Unexplained weight loss
🥱Lethargy or decreased energy
👀Cloudy eyes or changes in vision (particularly in dogs)

Can diabetes be managed? Absolutely!
While diabetes is a often lifelong condition, many diabetic pets can live happy, comfortable lives with proper veterinary care. Treatment may include insulin injections, dietary adjustments, medication, and routine blood glucose monitoring.
Early detection matters! If you notice changes in your pet’s drinking, eating, urination, or weight, don’t wait to have them evaluated.

This November, help us spread awareness and keep our four legged family members healthy!

Contact Janssen Veterinary Clinic if you have questions or concerns about your pet’s health.

11/04/2026

What a delight to hear that your experience was stress free, K.K.! We look forward to seeing you again soon!

10/31/2026

What do you call a ghost horse?

A night mare! Errr well night geldings in this case.

We hope everyone has a safe and happy Halloween! 🎃 👻 🍬

10/30/2026

Thank you for your kind review, K.S.! We're thrilled to hear that you had a positive experience with our team. Providing thorough, thoughtful care and truly listening to our clients is always our goal, so it means the world to know that came through during your visit.
We're so happy to welcome you to our clinic and look forward to continuing care!

10/28/2026

Answer: EOTRH

EOTRH stands for Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption and Hypercemetosis which is quite a mouthful (pun intended 🤓). This disease affects the incisors and canines of aged horses. Tooth root resorption and bone loss leads to weakening of their structure and loosening of the teeth. The body often responds by laying down blobs of cementum (a mineral component of horse teeth) at the roots to try and temporarily anchor them. This disease is progressive, painful, and frequently harbors low-grade infection in the diseased roots. We don’t yet fully understand why EOTRH happens or how to prevent it. We are however able to identify horses in the earlier stages and extract affected teeth before they become a source of chronic pain.

In these pictures you can see Dr Scott Thompson separating the gingiva from a diseased incisor and removing the tooth. This horse has had previous incisor extractions so he then carefully floats the remaining incisors that are prone to overgrowth since they haven’t had an opposing tooth to grind against. Like molars and premolars, horse incisors grow continuously and can develop malocclusion if left unchecked after opposing or opposite teeth are no longer present.

10/26/2026

This teenage gelding presented for further evaluation of incisor abnormalities noted during his routine biannual wellness exam. After a thorough sedated exam plus radiographs, it was determined that he needed extraction of two incisors.

Can anyone guess his diagnosis? 🤓🦷

10/23/2026

The greatest group of assistants and technicians we could ever dream of. Our team got to finish out the week with a caffeine fueled shopping spree at Target. We love and appreciate them every day, and all of our doctors agree that we are truly lost without them. (Sometimes literally - Dr Mudd isn’t always great at navigation when solo…) 🥰

10/21/2026

Nothing makes our hearts more full than clients recognizing how incredible our technicians and assistants are. They are the force that allows JVC to provide such a high quality of medicine. Thank you to everyone who has left comments, notes, and words of kindness this week. And special thank you to Lee Ann of Come Again Farm for providing them with an incredible ice cream buffet! 🥰🍨

10/19/2026

It’s National Veterinary Technician/Assistant Week! For those who visit the clinic this week, you’ll notice a new area in our lobby set up to allow notes of appreciation to our amazing assistants and technicians. Please feel free to participate and help show our team how irreplaceable and invaluable they are to us all!

10/15/2026

We love having the ability to provide biologic product injections to our patients in the field! Here Dr Lexi Miller is pulling a blood sample and processing it in our mobile unit to yield PRP for injection into an inflamed tendon sheath.

Address

2420 W 236th Street
Sheridan, IN
46069

Telephone

+13177584865

Website

https://www.janssenvetclinic.com/

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