Grandview Animal Hospital

06/30/2026

Happy 4th!

05/01/2026

04/17/2026

🚨🚨🚨 Attention Clients 🚨🚨🚨

The last of our appointments have canceled today so we are closing at 4pm to allow our employees to get home before the storms potentially get dangerous.

We will be open tomorrow from 8am-12pm.

03/18/2026

🚨 After-hours investigation update 🚨

Someone threw a St. Patty's Day rager at the clinic last night and didn't invite ANY of the staff.

The suspect? Borris.

The evidence? All over the security camera.

The most shocking part? This guy has been lowkey moonlighting as a selfie photographer this whole time — zero opposable thumbs and STILL getting the angles. We are equal parts horrified and impressed. 🍀😂

03/17/2026

🍀 This St. Patrick's Day, don't leave your pet's health up to luck! 🌈

Sure, pots of gold are great — but nothing is more valuable than keeping your furry best friend happy and healthy. Instead of crossing your fingers and hoping for the best, be proactive! Regular check-ups, dental exams, vaccines, and routine labwork can catch subtle changes early and help your pet live a longer, healthier life.

Who needs a lucky charm when you've got the best companion right by your side? 🐾💚

Book your pet's wellness visit today and make EVERY day a lucky one! ☘️

03/16/2026

Borris has found a warm spot to rest atop one of our lab machines and has no plans of moving any time soon! Hope everyone is staying warm on this frigid March day. 🥶❄️🌬️

02/20/2026

Brave faces at the vet! 💖🐾 This sweet girl stopped by for some extra TLC today and handled it like a champ. Don’t forget—regular check-ups keep tails wagging and hearts happy! 🩺✨

02/12/2026

Roses are red,
Orchids are pretty,
But be mindful of lilies,
So you don't harm your kitty.

With Valentine's Day quickly approaching, it's important to remember that certain plants and flowers can be toxic to our beloved furry family members. If you have concerns about a specific type, take a look at this link for clarification: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/aspca-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants

01/22/2026

How often should your pet see a vet?

At a minimum, young and healthy pets should have an annual exam and bloodwork. These routine visits help ensure your pet stays healthy — and give you peace of mind knowing they’re thriving.

For senior pets, we recommend biannual visits. More frequent check-ups help us detect age-related conditions such as diabetes, kidney disease, and heart disease early, before they have a chance to progress.

Here at GAH, we encourage every pet to come in twice a year so we can provide the highest level of care. Your pets are our passion, and we’re committed to helping them live long, happy, and healthy lives!