Maumee Valley Veterinary Clinic

03/04/2025

Happy Birthday to Sarah - RVT!

02/19/2025

01/16/2025

WE ARE SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE. Our phones and internet are down at this time. If you are trying to reach us, please leave a voicemail and we will get back with you as soon as we can.

01/08/2025

We have a new practice software! With this we also are able to have a patient portal again.

Just follow the steps with this QR code and you will be able to access your pets records and eventually request appointments, etc!

We will also have a new texting phone number - which will be active starting Monday : (260) 300-1457

In the mean time the current text line will still be active.

(or use this link: https://mobile.poe.idexx.com/login/Q2KsoCV8To-86r5AQCgk-g )

01/03/2025

Help us congratulate Archer Neddeff!!!!!!

01/01/2025

12/03/2024

Miss Daisy had an A+ on her visit this month! Congratulations!!!

11/27/2024

Help us wish a very Happy Birthday to one of our great veterinary technician staff!

11/26/2024

Another reminder of our hours for this holiday week.

We would like to share our updated hours for the upcoming Holiday Week Nov 25th - 30th.

11/20/2024

We would like to share our updated hours for the upcoming Holiday Week Nov 25th - 30th.

11/06/2024

Lets Celebrate This Sweet Sweet Man!!!

10/29/2024

Another reason why we do once per year distemper vaccination boosters!

📢PSA: Confirmed raccoon distemper case next to Wayne High School. This lady had a family so there are probably more out there. If you see a raccoon acting strangely (approaching people, having seizures, walking like it's drunk and falling over, snarling like a wild hog, sitting in the middle of the yard during daylight hours, crusty eyes and nose, or a bright green reflection from their eyes if you shine a light on them, pressing forehead to the ground), you may have a case of distemper on your hands. Please reach out if you need guidance. We can't humanely treat it, so the kindest course of action is euthanasia so that they aren't spreading it to other raccoons or your pet dogs and cats.

So far we've had distemper cases this fall in Fort Wayne near Carroll High School, Northrop High School, and Wayne High School as well as 2 cases from Bluffton. This right here is why trapping and relocating is a BAD idea: you could be spreading the disease to others.

We're also seeing multiple species of animals with mange from the NE side of Fort Wayne near Riverbend Golf Course and off of Maplecrest Road. If you see crusty looking wild animals missing fur, it may be mange (which we can and will definitely treat if the animal can be caught).

Vaccinate your pets, people. Let's not make the situation worse.

Not my photo, but check out the green eye shine in the raccoon in this picture. Distemper causes mineral deposits to the eyes, resulting in this abnormal green shine.

10/24/2024

We still need your help!!!! Vote for our Free Kittens Pumpkin!!!

10/21/2024

TIME TO VOTE!!! Help us out but clicking LIKE on our pumpkin!