Wholehearted Veterinary Care

10/23/2026

Have a burning rabbit question? Ask away!

We are beyond excited to kick off a new on line experience!

We are partnering with Dr. Malone of Wholehearted Veterinary Care in Grand Rapids, to bring you a monthly “Ask a Vet” series.

Drop your questions here, and Dr. Malone will answer them in a future post! Make sure to follow both of our pages and add us to your favorites so you don’t miss a thing!

10/22/2026

Now is a great time to sort through any unneeded or expired prescriptions in your home! Both pet and human prescriptions are included on DEA Take Back Day 💊🗑️

Time for a wellness check! Start making your home a safe and healthy space. Gather up unneeded, unused, and expired meds and drop them off at on October 24, for a simple step for a healthier lifestyle. Learn more:DEAtakeback.com

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10/21/2026

Dewey wanted to help with his medical record. 🐾⌨️

10/21/2026

It's National Veterinary Technician Week, and even though our lead LVT, Leah, took the week off for a sunny vacation, we're still having lots of fun and snacks. LVT Sidney was excited to show off her new swag after winning Veterinary Bingo this morning. 🏆

10/20/2026

When your kitten patient is too busy playing, purring, and eating snacks to hold still for a profile photo 🤣

10/15/2026

We just got a fresh batch of treats from at the clinic! The hand-drawn photo in the package made our day 😍The treats are handmade by the local non-profit. Stop by to trick-or-treat or grab a pack for your pup when you're at the clinic. 🎃🐕

10/07/2026

Last week, sweet Thea came in for her vaccines, but something wasn't quite right. Dr. Malone noticed concerning changes on abdominal palpation, and an ultrasound revealed an abnormal fluid-filled area in her abdomen.

Over the next couple of days, Thea declined quickly. Her family faced a tough decision between exploratory surgery and humane euthanasia, and decided to give her a chance.

Our team performed an emergency ovariohysterectomy (spay). Her uterus was severely infected and enlarged, a condition called pyometra, which can be fatal if untreated. It's a challenging surgery, and we're thrilled to share that Thea is recovering and doing well. ❤️

Pyometra can affect any unspayed female dog. Watch for lethargy, increased thirst, poor appetite, vomiting, or abnormal discharge. If you see the signs, call your vet right away.

We're thankful that her family trusted us, was willing to take a chance on their very sick dog, and to our whole team for their hard work today. 🐾

10/07/2026

Happy to sponsor East Oakview’s Walk-a-thon. Go Wildcats!

We are so thankful for the community stepping up and supporting East Oakview. Check out these corporate sponsors and keep them in mind when you may be in need of what they have to offer! 🐾❤️

10/01/2026

When an amazing client feeds your team, and even the decorative lettuce on the veggie tray gets appreciated 🥰

09/29/2026

If there were an award for best whiskers, Jack would definitely be a top contender! 🏆❤️