Schar's Veterinary Clinic

12/13/2025

Here is some info on frostbite 🥶 and hypothermia. Please keep a close eye on your pets in these frigid temps. Make sure they have a place to get in out of the elements and get warm. .

12/13/2025

Just a couple of photos of our stuffed clients that made in through the snow!! We will post more photos later!! We plan to reschedule for those that missed today. We will let you know when. Thank you all!!

12/12/2025

This cute little Lab puppy was in for his well check today, along with his brothers and sisters. While he was here he looked eye to eye and talked to the Santa Bear we are giving away Saturday to one lucky girl or boy. The pup wanted to make sure Santa got his wish list!!

Thanks Melanie Annegers for bringing in these sweet pups!!

12/11/2025

We are proud to help with this endeavor. The feral cat population can, will, and has exploded in both Henderson and Warren counties. This is a great way to try to help the feral cats.

WIAR is pleased to introduce our Trap-Neuter-Return Program-a compassionate, lifesaving initiative dedicated to giving free-roaming cats in Warren County a brighter, safer future. With each cat we help, we’re taking meaningful steps to unite our community and transform lives, both feline and human.

Starting Tuesday, December 16th, we invite the public to reach out to us with applications and inquiries. This program is the product of heartfelt collaboration between WIAR, caring local veterinarians, and the Warren County Board. Yet, its true strength lies with you-the citizens whose voices, love and advocacy have long called for a kinder solution for at-large cat colonies in our rural areas, villages and the City of Monmouth.

For years, our animal control officers have wished to do more, but lacked the resources to make a difference. Now, with this program and your support, we can change that. TNR is more than just a method-it’s an act of kindness that humanely reduces cat populations, reduces shelter overcrowding, ensures these animals get vital vaccinations, and creates hope and wellbeing throughout our neighborhoods.

This is not a quick fix. TNR programs require patience, dedication and ongoing support. But together, we can build a legacy of compassion, one that truly improves the quality of life for everyone, especially the most vulnerable among us.

In the coming days, we’ll share more details: the step-by-step process, the roles each of us will play, how the program will be funded, and the many ways our community can lift these cats and each other up.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for joining us in this journey. Your kindness creates a healthier, more loving home for our community cats and brings hope where it’s needed most

12/10/2025

Please be careful with the plants you bring in for the holidays. Some are very harmful, even deadly!

12/09/2025

We are counting down the days to our Stuffed Animal Clinic. We can hardly wait to see the kids and the fun stuffed pets they bring in to see Doc. Everyone gets a gift, but, one lucky little one will win our drawing!! Make sure you sign up!!! We will see you all on Saturday!!

12/06/2025

Please do not buy these for your pet for Christmas. Heck, don't buy them anytime!! During the process of making them, the hide is soaked in strong chemicals and then soaked in red dye. We all know red dye isn't good for any of us. The rawhide chew itself is hard for pets to digest, often leading to it becoming lodged in their throat, stomach, or bowel. Don't spend the holidays with a pet in distress. For Christmas, fill a Kong toy and watch them go at it!!

12/06/2025

Now, that is love!!!!

12/05/2025

12/05/2025

Be careful with the ornaments you put on your tree. Glass balls, tinsel, glitter can all attract your pets attention. However, if they are ingested, can play havoc to your pets insides, causing them to be very sick and even death. Make it a Merry Christmas for both of you.

12/02/2025

Just a friendly reminder. We no longer allow charging. When you bring in your cat or dog, all fees are to be paid in full at the time of the appointment. The only exception is for those cats or dogs that must be hospitalized. You will then pay upon pickup of your pet. We accept cash, check, debit and credit cards. However, you may want to take into consideration that the debit/credit card machine includes a 3.5% surcharge on all payments. Thank you so much for your understanding. We appreciate you all!!