Germantown Veterinary Clinic www.gtownvet.com

05/21/2026

Remembering and giving thanks.

We are open:
5/21 Thursday 8:30-6
5/22 Friday 8:30-1

Closed:
5/23 Saturday
5/24 Sunday
5/25 Monday

Back in on 5/26 Tuesday 8:30-6

04/28/2026

If anyone has called and left a message on our answering machine after hours last night or early this morning, we lost power which knocked out our machine! So sorry!Please call back. We're here today 8:30-6 :)

03/20/2026

We made it, HAPPY 1st DAY OF SPRING!

02/05/2026

Update: Owner has been found! Thank you all for spreading the word

🐶 Found this sweet chocolate lab!
Found wandering on South Cherry Street. Very friendly and clearly someone’s baby 🤎
If this is your pup (or you know who he/she belongs to), please message or text Maci at 937-260-3937. Let’s get this good boy/girl home!n o

01/27/2026

We are open today (Tuesday) however we will be closing a bit early at 5pm to ensure all staff gets home safely.

Send a message to learn more

01/26/2026

01/25/2026

We're sorry to say, WE WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW ( Monday ) in an effort to keep our staff, clients, and patients safe.
We plan to reopen Tuesday with limited staffing so please be patient and kind. We'll update if anything changes, we're all up to our ears in snow! Be safe and warm!

01/24/2026

Everyone including our furry friends stay safe and warm!

A major winter storm is on the way, and it's going to be brutal — we're talking over 10 inches of snow, ice, and temperatures that dip below zero. If you have pets who usually stay outside, now is the time to bring them in. That sweet stray you see around your neighborhood, or those kittens without a home — they don’t stand a chance in this weather. Even dogs that are used to living outdoors are at serious risk. Make a plan now.

If you can, make a safe spot for them inside your house. Your bedroom, a bathroom, even an old dog crate will do. If you don’t have supplies, post on Facebook or ask your neighbors — someone might have a crate or pet supplies you can use. Anything is better than leaving these animals outside to face the storm.

For feral cats or animals you can’t handle, don’t use blankets or towels outside — they’ll just freeze and make things worse. Instead, fill a plastic tote or sheltered spot with straw, which stays dry and warm even in the cold. That simple step could mean the difference between life and death.

Please do what you can this weekend.
One small temporary act can save a life.

01/23/2026

With the winter storm approaching please double check those medications and let us know if you need anything. We will update our FB page for delays or closures due to weather to keep our staff safe.
Stay safe and warm everyone! We're here today until 1 PM if you need us!

12/23/2025

Just a friendly reminder, we're here until 6 PM today. Give us a call for all those food and medication refills :)
Merry Christmas Blessings!