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Orange County Animal Clinic The Orange County Animal Clinic is happy to provide exceptional, compassionate service to you and your pets.

Our mission at Orange County Animal Clinic is to provide the highest quality veterinary care to each and every patient we see. We also strive to deliver exceptional service to our clients daily, and to maintain an inviting, compassionate environment for our clients and their pets because we know pets are family, too! We look forward to meeting you, and are privileged for the opportunity to care for your pets!

Fun Fact Friday! Plus, a perfect way to end Vet Tech Week! What is the role of a Veterinary Technician? Vet techs wear m...
10/23/2026

Fun Fact Friday!
Plus, a perfect way to end Vet Tech Week!

What is the role of a Veterinary Technician?

Vet techs wear many hats, some are listed below! 🐶🐈

Happy Vet Tech Week!! We want to show appreciation and thankfulness to all of the vet techs out there, but especially ou...
10/20/2026

Happy Vet Tech Week!!

We want to show appreciation and thankfulness to all of the vet techs out there, but especially ours!! 💚

UPDATE: Gizmo has been found! Thank you everyone for sharing! ‼️ Missing Dog ‼️If anyone sees this dog, please call Jasm...
10/16/2026

UPDATE: Gizmo has been found! Thank you everyone for sharing!

‼️ Missing Dog ‼️

If anyone sees this dog, please call Jasmine at the number below!

Church Rd / 150 / Highland Church area in West Baden - be on the lookout for our Gizmo - very sweet and doesn’t wonder so we are super worried that he’s missing!

He’s very friendly, scared of storms, and doesn’t know a stranger. He went missing from our yard around 8:30 last night and we have been looking for him ever since.

Call me 812-296-2433 if you see him 🙏🏻

Dr. Elliott and her family have announced the arrival of the newest teammate to OCAC! Trace James Butler was born Octobe...
10/06/2026

Dr. Elliott and her family have announced the arrival of the newest teammate to OCAC!

Trace James Butler was born October 1st 💚

With Dr. Elliott enjoying time with their new addition, we are having some schedule changes in the clinic. We ask that you have patience with us, we will do our best to accommodate you and your pets needs! Thank you!

Today’s Fun Fact Friday is all about our new frozen diets from Royal Canin! 🐾The full offerings from the Royal Canin Fre...
10/02/2026

Today’s Fun Fact Friday is all about our new frozen diets from Royal Canin! 🐾

The full offerings from the Royal Canin Fresh Frozen Veterinary Nutrition are: Gastrointestinal Low Fat, Appetite Stimulation, and Selected Protein Pork Recipe.
- Right now, our clinic has the Gastrointestinal Low Fat and Appetite Stimulation diets in stock
- The Gastrointestinal diet is something any dog can be on, not just limited to pets with GI issues!

These diets can be fed as a main meal, mixed with kibble or canned food, or served as a topper.

When transitioning pets to these diets as their main meal, Royal Canin recommends at least a 7-day transition protocol. A graphic will be attached below!
*Monitor individual pets tolerance and adjust the protocol as needed*

The frozen diets include fiber from whole ingredients and contain EPA and DHA shown to support digestive health and help with inflammation.
- The Appetite Stimulation and Gastrointestinal Low Fat meals contain yeast extract as a source of prebiotic fiber.
- The Gastrointestinal Low Fat meal contains powered cellulose and psyllium fibers.

Storing these diets should be done in the freezer for up to 12 months. Thawing should be done in the refrigerator up to 24 hours before serving, (Royal Canin does not recommend other thawing methods for these products).
- Once opened, keep meals in the refrigerator in a sealed container for up to 5 days.

Questions about if your pet would do well on one of these diets? Speak with your vet at your next appointment! 🐾

This information was taken from Royal Canin.

Through this month of September, we have been celebrating one year of working with Abby and Ellie! We asked both girls t...
09/30/2026

Through this month of September, we have been celebrating one year of working with Abby and Ellie!

We asked both girls to look back on their year here at OCAC and share some of their favorite times!

Abby shared: “One of my favorite parts of my time here has been all the cool things I’ve gotten to learn and see in surgery! From a huge splenic mass to leg amputations, CCL repairs, and so much more. I’ve learned so much already and I am so excited to continue learning, growing, and seeing so much more during my time at Orange County! ❤️🐾”

Ellie says: “So thankful to have been part of this clinic for the past year! 🤍 One of my favorite memories is definitely helping Dr. Allen and Ellie Simon with a prolapse on a cow. I’ve learned so much this past year, but getting to work with cows and seeing calves being born are some of favorite moments. So grateful for this year! 🐮”

Happy one year to Abby and Ellie! You are both a joy to work with and we are so happy you are on our team here at OCAC! 🎊💚

Reminder of our clinic hours! We are still closed mid-day for lunch from 12:30pm - 1:15 pm daily!
09/21/2026

Reminder of our clinic hours!

We are still closed mid-day for lunch from 12:30pm - 1:15 pm daily!

Fun Fact Friday! Have you ever noticed chickens pecking in gravel picking up rocks and wondered why? 🐔Chickens are witho...
09/18/2026

Fun Fact Friday!

Have you ever noticed chickens pecking in gravel picking up rocks and wondered why? 🐔

Chickens are without teeth and therefore need help with the breakdown of their food. So, they will eat small rocks and other coarse items which will travel into their gizzard.

The contractions of the gizzard cause the food to grind against the rocks and break down for proper digestion. The rocks will wear down and will frequently need to be replaced by more.

So, if you see chickens eating rocks, you now know it’s very important in their digestive process! 🐥

09/16/2026

We will be closing for lunch at 12 today to learn about a new Royal Canin diet we will be carrying. We will open back up at 1:15.
Stay tuned!🐾

09/09/2026

Navigating our online pharmacy!

First, go to our website:
https://ocanimalclinic.com

Then, watch the video below on how to get to the online pharmacy!!

*Disclaimer: you will need to create your own account to access the online store further than what is shown.*

There are also so many other things you can access and see through our website!

Address

2840 N State Road 37
Paoli, IN
47454

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+18127232553

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