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Dr. Jim Mathias
Dr. Kenneth Brunson
Dr. Susan Dextradeur
Dr. Jacob Mathias
A dog is more than just a pet. They’re a furry child. They become a huge part of your life and your heart whether you’ve had them since they were a puppy, or they’re a new addition to your family. As part of your family, it’s only natural that you dedicate the time and effort required to keep them healthy and happy. You happily groom them, take them for walks or to the dog park to keep them active, buy high-quality food, and take them to the vet when they’re sick. And since dogs are at risk for heartworm, ear mites, and fleas, you give them preventive medicine to keep them safe. It’s the smart thing to do, as it’s the only line of defense against such parasites. But, did you know some medications may endanger particular dogs more than help? Let’s discuss ivermectin toxicity.Read More »
Getting a new pet is an exciting and even a little mysterious experience. Whether you’re getting a dog or a cat, a pedigree or a shelter rescue, one of the most important decisions you can make right now is what to feed your new lovable fur-ball. Each pet has unique needs when it comes to food; whether they need a high-energy, high-calorie diet or a practical low-cal diet for a more chill lifestyle.
You may be tempted to pick up the cheapest bulk-sized bag of pet food at your local grocery store, and that could even be the right choice. But first, take a few minutes to double-check whether that bulk-sized bag has the right formula, ingredients, and trustworthiness to really keep your pet bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. If you’re not sure where to start, don’t worry. We’ve put together everything you need to choose the right food for your new pet.
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Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean you and your dog can’t have fun! Cold weather can make dog activities a bit more challenging; but there are still several ways to have fun with your dog and help him burn off some energy.
Dogs need to explore and run even when it’s cold out. Fun winter activities provide the perfect opportunity for your dog to do that. They will keep your dog happy and healthy throughout winter. They’ll also provide fun ways for the two of you to spend time together! While staying inside, curled up with blankets on the couch, is a great way to spend part of winter, there’s no reason to stay locked up inside all winter long. Winter adventures are easy to have and perfectly safe, so long as you remember the safety basics and limit your dog’s exposure to the elements.
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You do not have to be an experienced pet owner to know that dogs, cats, and even birds are attracted to new decor and shiny objects. Tipp City Vet wants you to get the most joy out of your Christmas tree this season, so we’ve compiled a list of some ideas to help your family keep your Christmas tree looking beautiful and pets safe during the holidays.Read More »
Google Reviews
Thank you to Dr. Jacob Mathias!! Every visit is exceptional and makes us and our fur babies feel like family. He even takes the time to warm up to our dog who is very nervous around men. Thank you to the support staff as well! I will always refer Tipp City Veterinary Hospital!! You guys are outstanding!!
I revisited Tipp Vet after a long stint with my previous vet that ended in me just not feeling comfortable with the level of care my two small breeds were receiving. I definitely don’t feel this way here. They are exceptionally understanding and helpful with all of my concerns, and Dr. Ken even provided me with his email once so that he could help me further understand some test results he had given me. They are very understanding with my small adopted dog that needs to be muzzled when I bring him to them. They work very slowly with him during his visits and keep me updated on his progress there. I can’t recommend them enough!
The staff were very helpful in getting our girl Precious in after extreme vomiting and diarrhea. And also, they have been FANTASTIC on following up on checking to see how she is doing. Thank you so much. It means a lot when you LOVE our baby as much as we do🧡🐕
Once I knew I needed to change vets after a bad experience with helping my cat at the end of her life I found Tipp City Vet and i have been thankful ever since. When my rescue kitty was lethargic and hot to the touch they got her right in, she had spend a few days in the hospital and they called to keep me updated and let me go in and spend quality time with her and I could tell they were taking great care of her. It has been a couple of years since then and she is doing great and the staff is always welcoming and the Drs give out great advice and always gives options which I appreciate. They are in the midst of a remodel and expanding their daycare and exam areas. It is really great to see they are growing in the community and always have the patients and parents best interests. I have never had any bad service here and highly recommend them.
