Dunckel Veterinary Hospital

10/14/2026

October is Adopt-a-Shelter-Dog Month. 🐾

Adopted your pup? Share their story (and a photo!) in the comments.

We love a good rescue story. ❤️

10/12/2026

🐾 WHEN YOUR PET NEEDS TO BE SEEN, WE’RE HERE. 🩺💚

Not every pet concern can wait for a routine appointment. That’s why we offer Urgent Care appointments Monday & Friday from 9 AM–8 PM.

Our Urgent Care team can help with concerns such as:
🐶 Minor injuries
🐱 Vomiting or diarrhea
🐾 Ear or skin concerns
🩺 Other illnesses or problems that need prompt attention

📅 Monday & Friday
⏰ 9 AM–8 PM

Need to get your pet in?
📞 Give us a call to schedule
💻 Or book online: https://www.dunckelvet.com/make-an-appointment

Save this post for when you need us! 💚

Book your pet's next appointment online with Dunckel Veterinary Hospital. Our veterinarians can't wait to see you!

10/08/2026

🐾 More hours, more helping paws! 🐾

When your pet is feeling ruff or less than purr-fect, we’re here to help! Check out the schedule in this post for our updated and added urgent care hours at Dunckel Veterinary Hospital. ❤️

These hours will remain in effect for the remainder of 2026. Save this post to keep our hours within paw’s reach! 🐶🐱

10/07/2026

🦟🐾 What Does “Prevention Continuity” Mean?

When it comes to parasite prevention, continuity means keeping your pet protected consistently and on schedule — without gaps.

Fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, and intestinal parasites don’t always follow a calendar. Depending on the parasite and your pet’s environment, exposure can happen throughout the year.

Missing a dose or stopping prevention early can leave a window where your pet may be unprotected. Staying consistent helps maintain protection and reduces the risk of parasite-related problems.

💚 A few tips for keeping prevention continuous:
✔️ Give preventatives on the recommended schedule
✔️ Refill prescriptions before you run out
✔️ Set a reminder so doses aren’t missed
✔️ Talk with your veterinary team if you’re unsure when your pet’s next dose is due

Consistent prevention = continuous protection. 🐶🐱

Not sure if your pet is up to date? Give us a call (810) 653-3988 — we’re happy to help!

10/05/2026

🚨 NEED VETERINARY CARE? WE’RE HERE TO HELP! 🐾💚

When your pet isn’t feeling their best, you don’t always want to wait for the next available appointment. Our Urgent Care team is here to help! 🩺

We’re offering Urgent Care appointments on Monday & Friday from 9 AM–8 PM for pets with concerns that need prompt attention, including minor injuries, illness, or other unexpected issues.

📅 Mondays & Fridays
⏰ 9 AM–8 PM
📞 Call us to schedule
💻 Or schedule online: https://www.dunckelvet.com/make-an-appointment

Book your pet's next appointment online with Dunckel Veterinary Hospital. Our veterinarians can't wait to see you!

10/01/2026

🍂🎃 HELLO, OCTOBER! 🎃🍂

Fall is officially here, and we want to see how your pets are celebrating! 🐾

📸 Drop a photo of your pet enjoying fall in the comments!
Blanket snuggles, crunchy leaves, Halloween costumes, pumpkin patches, or just their favorite cozy spot—we want to see them all! 🧡

And while you’re enjoying the cooler weather, remember to keep those fall hazards in mind: candy, candles, costumes, and seasonal decorations aren’t always pet-friendly. 🍫

09/30/2026

Indoor life keeps cats safe, but they still need opportunities to play, explore, climb, and hunt!

Try adding:
🧶 Interactive toys & daily playtime
🧩 Puzzle feeders & treat toys
🌿 Cat trees & window perches
📦 Boxes, tunnels & hiding spots
🐾 Rotating toys to keep things interesting

Even a few minutes of enrichment each day can help prevent boredom and keep your cat happy, active, and mentally stimulated! 💚

📸 Show us your cat in action! Drop a photo in the comments of your cat enjoying their favorite toy, box, perch, or enrichment activity! 🐱

09/28/2026

🐾 Why Is the Rabies Vaccine So Important? 🐾

Rabies isn’t just another vaccine—it’s a serious and fatal disease that can affect pets, wildlife, and people.

How can dogs and cats get rabies?
Rabies is most commonly spread through the bite or saliva of an infected animal. Wildlife such as bats, raccoons, skunks, and foxes can carry the virus. Saliva from an infected animal can also spread rabies if it comes into contact with an open wound or the eyes, nose, or mouth.

Even indoor pets can be exposed. A bat can get inside your home, or an unexpected encounter with wildlife can happen in your yard.

Keeping your pet’s rabies vaccine up to date helps:
• Protect your pet from a deadly disease
• Help protect your family and community
• Meet legal vaccination requirements
• Provide peace of mind if your pet encounters wildlife

❤️ A simple vaccine can provide lifesaving protection. Make sure your pet’s rabies vaccine is current!

📞 Not sure when your pet is due? Give us a call (810) 653-3988

09/22/2026

🍂 Happy First Day of Fall! 🍂

The leaves are changing, the air is getting crisp, and our favorite season is officially here! 🎃

From cozy cuddles to crunchy leaf walks, we hope you and your furry family members enjoy everything this beautiful season has to offer.

Here’s to cooler days, warmer snuggles, and plenty of fall adventures!🐾

09/07/2026

🐾 Even the hardest-working dogs deserve a day off!

Dunckel Veterinary Hospital will be closed Monday, September 7th, for Labor Day. We’ll reopen with normal hours on Tuesday, September 8th—ready to help if your pet celebrated the long weekend by making some questionable choices. 😅🐶🐱

Have a safe and pawsome Labor Day! ❤️🤍💙