Cedar Creek Veterinary Clinic

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👻 Happy Howl-o-ween! 🎃 If your pets are dressing up in costumes, we'd love to see them! Feel free to share pics in the ...
10/31/2025

👻 Happy Howl-o-ween! 🎃 If your pets are dressing up in costumes, we'd love to see them! Feel free to share pics in the comments 👻

James P. Sullivan was in the clinic! Seriously, how cute is William in his monster costume?! Show us your pet's costume ...
10/29/2025

James P. Sullivan was in the clinic! Seriously, how cute is William in his monster costume?! Show us your pet's costume this year!

🐱 Happy National Cat Day! 🐾Today we honor the true rulers of our homes — the ones who knock things off counters, demand ...
10/29/2025

🐱 Happy National Cat Day! 🐾

Today we honor the true rulers of our homes — the ones who knock things off counters, demand food five minutes after eating, and act like we’re lucky to share the same air.

To all the cats out there: thank you for keeping us humble, entertained, and slightly covered in fur.

Post a photo of your feline overlord in the comments so we can properly admire their majesty! 👑🐾 Pictured below are a few kitties belonging to some of our staff 🩷.

Cats can be fancy too! Bo put on his Halloween best, but then got shy when we wanted to take his picture
10/28/2025

Cats can be fancy too! Bo put on his Halloween best, but then got shy when we wanted to take his picture

We love it when pets come in all dressed up!
10/27/2025

We love it when pets come in all dressed up!

It’s not unusual for dogs to develop lumps and bumps as they get older—but not all of them are benign. So, how do you kn...
10/21/2025

It’s not unusual for dogs to develop lumps and bumps as they get older—but not all of them are benign. So, how do you know if it's something that we can monitor vs schedule surgery and remove it as soon as possible? Your vet will perform a physical exam but also do what is called a Fine Needle Aspirate (see picture below).

Catching things early makes all the difference when it comes to treatment and your pet’s health. So if you’ve noticed something new under your dog’s fur, don’t wait—call us to schedule an appointment. We’re here to help keep those tails wagging!

🎃 Keep the Treats Away from Your Pets This Halloween! 🍫🐾As we dive into the spooky season, it’s important to remember th...
10/15/2025

🎃 Keep the Treats Away from Your Pets This Halloween! 🍫🐾

As we dive into the spooky season, it’s important to remember that many Halloween treats can be dangerous for our pets! 🍬

🍫 Chocolate – Even small amounts can be toxic, especially dark or baking chocolate.
🍭 Sugar-free candy – Xylitol (a common sugar substitute) can cause dangerous drops in blood sugar and even liver failure in dogs.
🍬 Candy wrappers – Curious pets may swallow them, leading to choking or intestinal blockages.
🍫 Raisins and grapes – Even a few can cause severe kidney damage.

👻 Keep all candy bowls, treat bags, and trick-or-treat stashes well out of reach of your pets. If you suspect your furry friend got into something they shouldn’t have, call us right away or contact the Pet Poison Control Helpline at 855-764-7661.

🐾 Happy Veterinary Technician Week! 🐾This week, we’re celebrating the incredible veterinary technicians who are the hear...
10/13/2025

🐾 Happy Veterinary Technician Week! 🐾

This week, we’re celebrating the incredible veterinary technicians who are the heartbeat of our clinic. 💚

Our vet techs do it all — from nursing care, lab work, anesthesia monitoring, and radiology, to comforting nervous pets (and sometimes their humans, too). They are multitasking masters with endless compassion and skill! 💉

What many people don’t realize is that becoming a veterinary technician takes years of education and training. Vet techs complete an accredited veterinary technology program, pass the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE), and maintain their state licensing through continuing education — all to ensure your pets receive the very best care possible. 🩺✨

Their knowledge, hard work, and dedication make a huge impact every single day. We couldn’t do what we do without them!

Please be patient as our phone service is spotty while they are being repaired. If you are unable to get through, please...
10/09/2025

Please be patient as our phone service is spotty while they are being repaired. If you are unable to get through, please text us at 260-376-7603. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

👀 See those white shapes within the red circle? Those are bladder stones in a dog's bladder! Bladder stones can form for...
10/06/2025

👀 See those white shapes within the red circle? Those are bladder stones in a dog's bladder!

Bladder stones can form for a variety of reasons: ph imbalance, excess bacteria (UTI), overabundance of minerals, and even genetics. 💦 When these stones form, your pet may exhibit painful urination, blood in the urine, frequent accidents, or even a life-threatening blockage if left untreated. The stones pictured are quite large, but some can be a lot smaller and can travel to the urethra causing a urinary blockage.

The good news? It's treatable! Surgery is the only way to remove bladder stones. But with diet changes and close monitoring of your pet's urinary habits we can help to greatly reduce the chances of recurrence.

🎉 CLOSING EARLY today (Friday, October 3rd at 4pm) for a company-wide party. We appreciate your understanding as we take...
10/03/2025

🎉 CLOSING EARLY today (Friday, October 3rd at 4pm) for a company-wide party. We appreciate your understanding as we take this time to celebrate the amazing people who care for your pets every day. Normal business hours will resume on Monday, October 6th. Thank you! 🐱🐶

On occasion we still hear "I normally stop giving my dog their heartworm prevention in the winter months. This is okay, ...
09/29/2025

On occasion we still hear "I normally stop giving my dog their heartworm prevention in the winter months. This is okay, right?". The answer is NO, and here's why ⬇:

🔹 Most species of mosquitoes go dormant in winter months. But in areas where milder winters occur (like in our area) and temperatures are warmer for several days, mosquitoes can actually wake up and previously laid eggs can hatch.
🔹 Prevention works by killing larvae from the previous month’s bites, so stopping it leaves a dangerous gap in protection.

Your pet’s health is worth it 💙 — stay consistent and protected with year-round prevention!

📞 Call us today if you need a refill or have questions about your pet’s prevention.

Address

12625 Leo Road
Leo-Cedarville, IN
46845

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:45am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

(260) 627-5859

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