Suburban Animal Clinic

05/18/2026

📣 A quick scheduling update!

For the month of May, we will be OPEN on Tuesdays from 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM. 🐾

As always, we’ve coordinated closely with our sister practice, The Grove City Veterinary Hospital, located just 15 minutes away, should additional support be needed. Their team shares the same compassionate approach to care, so you can feel confident your pet is in great hands.

We appreciate your continued support & patience and look forward to seeing you and your furry family members this month!

05/04/2026

We wanted to share an important update about our schedule for the week of May 4–8.

Our practice will be closed during this time, with limited hours on Tuesday, May 5 (8:00 AM – 3:00 PM). We apologize for any inconvenience and truly appreciate your understanding.


To help ensure continued access to care, we’ve coordinated closely with our sister practice, The Grove City Veterinary Hospital, just 15 minutes away, should you need support while we’re closed. Their team shares the same compassionate approach to care, so you can feel confident your pet will be in great hands. We appreciate your patience during this time!

04/01/2026

Our exam rooms have been extra cute lately, and we couldn't keep all this sweetness to ourselves! From brave kittens getting their first vaccines to senior pups just here for some extra TLC, the team at Suburban Animal Clinic has been staying busy with the best coworkers around.
​Take a scroll through our latest visitors.
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​We are so lucky to be trusted with your furry family members. Every wagging tail and soft purr makes our day!
​Which photo is your favorite? Drop a ❤️ for the pups and a 🐾 for the kitties!
​📍 Suburban Animal Clinic 📅 Is your pet due for a visit? Give us a call or message us to get on the schedule!
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03/27/2026

There’s nothing quite like that "First Vet Visit" glow! ✨
​Meet Milkshake, who stopped by today for his initial wellness exam. Starting your puppy off on the right paw with early checkups, vaccinations, and a personalized health plan is the best way to ensure a long, happy life. 🦴
​Milkshake handled his first visit like a total pro. Give this handsome guy a "Welcome" in the comments! 👇
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03/26/2026

🐾 Emergency Care You Can Trust, Day or Night! 🐾

At Suburban Animal Clinic, your pet’s health is our top priority—even outside of our regular office hours. That’s why we are proud to partner with VEG ER For Pets for all of your pet’s emergency needs!

If your furry friend faces an urgent situation when we are closed, you can rest easy knowing they are in expert hands.

Why we love VEG:

Open 24/7: They are ready to help when we can't be there with two easily accessible locations, in Dublin and Easton.

Stay with your pet: You can stay by your pet's side through the entire process.

Expert Emergency Teams: Highly trained doctors and nurses focused solely on emergency medicine.

We work closely with the VEG team to ensure a seamless transition of care and medical records back to our clinic for follow-up treatment.

📍 Suburban Animal Clinic | 640 N. Wilson Road, Columbus, OH

📞Emergency? Contact V.E.G. Directly (614) 230-0436 or call us at (614) 276-5479 for guidance!

03/17/2026

🍀 Top o’ the mornin’ to ya (and your tail-waggers too!)

Is your pet feeling a little "green" around the gills? Hopefully, it’s just their festive bandana and not because they got into the Shepherd’s Pie! 🥧🐶

At Suburban Animal Clinic, we know your furry friends are the real "pots of gold" at the end of the rainbow. To keep the luck of the Irish on your side today, remember:

Corned Beef is a "No-Go": Way too much salt for those precious kidneys.

Guinness is for Humans: Keep the "bark-tenders" away from the spirits! 🍺

Shamrocks aren't Snacks: Oxalates can turn a lucky day into a tummy ache.

If your pet decides to do a little "Irish Jig" into something they shouldn't, don't rely on luck! Give us a call at (614) 276-5469.

Wishing you a day full of four-leaf clovers and zero four-legged ER trips! 🐾🌈

03/13/2026

They serve with loyalty, courage, and a wagging tail.
March 13th is K9 Veterans Day, and here at Suburban Animal Clinic, we want to take a moment to honor the incredible service dogs who have served in our military and law enforcement. From the front lines to search and rescue, these brave canines dedicate their lives to keeping us safe.
Join us in saying "Thank You" to all the K9 veterans out there! Does your furry friend have a hero story, or do you want to give a shout-out to a service animal you know? Share it in the comments below! 👇

03/12/2026

Max arrived for his 8-week appointment today with a very serious agenda:
​Get weighed (10/10 fluff ratio) 📈
​Secure maximum treats 🦴
​Melt every heart in the clinic 🫠
​Safe to say, it was a very productive first visit. Welcome to the family, Max! 🐾
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03/06/2026

Stop everything—we have a serious case of puppy fever at Suburban Animal Clinic! 🐾
​Meet Teddy, the newest (and arguably softest) member of our clinic family. Teddy stopped by for his very first puppy visit, and it’s safe to say he handled it like a total pro. Between those soulful eyes and the perfect white patch on his forehead, he had our entire team lining up for snuggles.
​First visits are about more than just vaccines; they’re about building a lifetime of trust and health. Teddy passed his checkup with flying colors and left with plenty of treats and a wagging tail.
​🧸 Teddy’s First Visit Highlights:
​Brave Level: 10/10
​Snuggle Factor: Off the charts
​Puppy Breath: Simply iconic
​Welcome to the SAC family, Teddy! We can't wait to watch you grow up.

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03/03/2026

GDV: The "Silent Killer" Every Dog Owner Must Know 🐾
Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV), commonly known as Bloat, isn't just a stomach ache—it is a life-threatening medical emergency. It happens when a dog’s stomach fills with gas (dilatation) and then twists on itself (volvulus), trapping the gas and cutting off blood supply to vital organs.
Without immediate veterinary intervention, GDV can be fatal within hours.

🚨 The Warning Signs

Time is of the essence. If you see these symptoms, head to an emergency vet immediately:
Unsuccessful Retching: Trying to vomit but nothing comes up.
Distended Abdomen: The stomach area feels hard or looks visibly swollen.
Restlessness: Pacing, whining, or inability to get comfortable.
Excessive Drooling: More than usual for your dog.
Rapid Breathing: Or visible signs of distress and shock.

🐕 Who is at Risk?

While any dog can bloat, deep-chested, large breeds are at the highest risk, including:
Great Danes
Standard Poodles
German Shepherds
Irish Setters
Weimaraners

🛡️ Prevention Tips

While you can't guarantee prevention, these steps may help lower the risk:
Slow Down Meals: Use slow-feeder bowls to prevent gulping air.
Smaller, Frequent Meals: Feed 2-3 small meals a day instead of one large one.
Limit Post-Meal Exercise: Avoid vigorous running or playing for at least an hour after eating.
Manage Stress: Keep mealtime calm and relaxed.
Prophylactic Gastropexy: For high-risk breeds, talk to your vet about a "tacking" surgery that prevents the stomach from twisting.

Bottom Line: If you suspect bloat, don't "wait and see." Every minute counts.

03/02/2026