Community Pet Care Clinic

07/17/2026

🐾 When Pug Met Sophie 🐾

Pug the pug comes to the clinic monthly for Librela, a targeted injection which provides long-term pain control for osteoarthritis. Last week, CPCC assistant Maddie’s pug, Sophie, said “I’ll have what he’s having!”

The meeting of the pugs was one for the books and both pups left with happy tails and relaxed joints.

Give us a call at 419-214-1560 or shoot us a message to schedule an exam to discuss mobility solutions for your best friend!

07/02/2026

In observance of Independence Day, CPCC will be closed Friday, July 3rd. We will resume regular hours on Monday, July 6th at 8:00am. We hope you have a safe and happy holiday weekend!

06/23/2026

🩷Donate and share🩷
As a veterinary team, we get to know some truly special patients. Right now, Chloe and her mom could use your help. The cost of diagnostics to determine why Chloe isn't feeling well is out of reach for our client. Sweet Chloe is beloved to her family and deserves the best chance at a healthy life. Donations made through Waggle will go directly to the cost of her care.

Thank you to our amazing community for always showing up for pets in need!

Chloe came to me in the fall of 2015, she came to me with her brother Leo. Chloe is my emotional support service dog, she always wants to be in my lap and ar...

06/19/2026

Our hearts (and storage shelves) are full! We want to send a big thank you to everyone who dropped off towels and blankets. These donations are already being put to great use. We are so grateful to be a part of such a caring community!

06/09/2026

🚨WE NEED YOUR TOWELS! 🚨
Winnie is here to tell you that our patient pampering station is running dangerously low on fluff! We are looking for gently used towels to help keep our furry friends warm, dry and cozy during their clinic visits. You may bring your donations to our front desk during regular business hours. Thank you in advance!

05/22/2026

Bert and Colin and the rest of the CPCC team will spend Monday, May 25th with their families in observance of Memorial Day. CPCC will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, May 26th at 8:00am❤️🤍💙

04/19/2026

When you call a veterinary clinic for dental pricing, ask if the clinic includes dental x-rays. It may be less expensive if x-rays aren’t included in the short term, but things can be hidden that we can’t see without x-rays.

We had an 11 year old dog in for a dental. Oral exam of the mouth didn’t reveal much. But the radiographs we did (x-rays) tell a different story.

Below the gum line, where we can’t see with our eyes, the tooth had resorptive lesions (like cavities) and an abscess around one of the roots. We extracted the tooth and found a large pocket of pus around the root.

The only clinical sign this pet had was occasional chattering of the teeth. This highlights that we don’t know what is going on in a pet’s mouth without oral examination and radiographs. He’s feeling much better now!