The Grove City Veterinary Hospital

Our Mission to you is to protect and strengthen the human-animal bond by providing compassionate and knowledgeable care to you, our client, and to your beloved pets. Read more about The Grove City Veterinary Hospital's Mission here.

We want our patients, your pets, to be as happy and as healthy as possible. We want you to be able to enjoy your pet for as long as possible. To keep them happy and healthy we must be able to evaluate them and examine them. We need to see your pet once a year at a minimum to ensure that they are happy and healthy. However, we strongly recommend twice a year visits to ensure health and wellness. If you think about it, our pets age very quickly, much more quickly than we do. On average, our pets age about 7 years for every year that has passed. So much can happen in that time! By examining your pet more frequently, we can take that extra step to catch changes early on and do something about it.

We schedule 30 minutes for typical visits, and utilize our great staff to try to prevent any kind of waiting for our service. We offer pets treats and comforting touches as much as possible.

We maintain memberships with the Ohio Veterinary Medical Associate and the Veterinary Information Network. We are constantly trying to keep up-to-date with our knowledge and offering the best veterinary medicine has available to you and your pet.

We also have close relationships with several nearby specialty and emergency veterinary hospitals. Since it is so important to us that your pet be well cared for, we may refer your pet to specialists who can give more expertise and the right equipment to diagnose and treat your pet's condition. If your pet has an emergency after regular business hours, we would recommend nearby emergency hospitals for your pet's care. We feel comfortable knowing that your pet would have 24 hour care with doctors and staff on-site at these hospitals. We have good lines of communication with area referral hospitals, so that we can keep close tabs on your pet's condition and progress.