North Royalton Animal Hospital

North Royalton Animal Hospital Serving the community since 1957, our veterinary and boarding services are second to none. We are proud to be the 2015 AAHA Practice of the Year.
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Protecting your puppy or kitten starts with proactive care. At North Royalton Animal Hospital, we emphasize repeated dew...
03/25/2026

Protecting your puppy or kitten starts with proactive care. At North Royalton Animal Hospital, we emphasize repeated deworming and f***l testing to ensure your pet grows up healthy and safe. Read our latest blog to learn about the best schedule for your pet and contact us today.

Building a Safe Deworming Plan for Puppies and Kittens Puppies and kittens come with a lot of firsts, including, for many owners, a first encounter with the reality that intestinal parasites are extremely common in young animals and not optional to treat. Roundworms are the most prevalent, often pre...

03/24/2026

We’re happy to share that power has been restored at our facility and our systems, including phones, are back up and running.

Thank you so much for your patience, understanding, and kindness while we worked through the outage. We truly appreciate your support and flexibility during that time.

Parts of the surrounding area and our facility are currently experiencing a power outage. Our phones and systems are tem...
03/24/2026

Parts of the surrounding area and our facility are currently experiencing a power outage. Our phones and systems are temporarily down.

If you need to reach us, please call our cell number: 440-465-3590 and we will do our best to assist you.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as our team continues working to serve everyone with limited resources available until power is restored. Thank you again for your kindness and support while we navigate this situation.

Due to the ongoing power outage at our facility and the continued disruption to our phone and operating systems, we have...
03/16/2026

Due to the ongoing power outage at our facility and the continued disruption to our phone and operating systems, we have made the decision to close for the remainder of the day.

The safety and comfort of the pets in our care remains our top priority, and our team is still on-site making sure all animals are well cared for during this time.

Our phones are currently not operational. We will provide updates as soon as power is restored and normal operations can resume.

We truly appreciate your patience, understanding, and support while we navigate this unexpected situation.

Thank you for your kindness!

Power Outage UpdateParts of the city of North Royalton and our facility are currently experiencing a power outage, which...
03/16/2026

Power Outage Update

Parts of the city of North Royalton and our facility are currently experiencing a power outage, which means our phones and main systems are temporarily down.

If you need to reach us, please call our cell number: 440-465-3590 and we will do our best to assist you.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as our team continues working to serve everyone with limited resources available until power is restored. Thank you for your kindness and support while we navigate this situation.

Is your pet experiencing hair loss or thinning? From allergies to hormonal changes, our team at North Royalton Animal Ho...
03/06/2026

Is your pet experiencing hair loss or thinning? From allergies to hormonal changes, our team at North Royalton Animal Hospital is here to identify the root cause and restore their comfort. Read our latest blog to learn more and contact us today to schedule an evaluation.

From Thyroid to Allergies: The Real Causes of Pet Hair Loss Somewhere between "this extra shedding is probably nothing" and "why is there a bald spot on my dog" lies a question that deserves a real answer. Hair loss in pets can stem from an enormous range of causes: hormonal imbalances like hypothyr...

03/04/2026
Is your dog suddenly hesitant to jump, climb stairs, or go for walks they once loved?Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) ...
02/24/2026

Is your dog suddenly hesitant to jump, climb stairs, or go for walks they once loved?

Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) can cause back pain, weakness, or even paralysis- sometimes with little warning. Early signs may be subtle: stiffness, trembling, a lowered head, or changes in gait.

Prompt veterinary care can make a significant difference in comfort, recovery, and long-term mobility. If something feels “off,” trust your instincts and have them evaluated. North Royalton Animal Hospital is here to help.

IVDD Diagnosis and Treatment: When Rest Works and When Surgery Is Needed Watching your dog struggle to climb the stairs, suddenly refuse to jump onto the couch for cuddle time, or move with a new, stiff awkwardness can be heartbreaking. Intervertebral Disc Disease, or IVDD, affects a dog's spine and...

Constant pet vomiting is more than a mess. Find the root cause and restore your dog or cat's comfort with a thorough exa...
02/04/2026

Constant pet vomiting is more than a mess. Find the root cause and restore your dog or cat's comfort with a thorough exam.

Chronic Vomiting in Pets: When It's More Than a "Sensitive Stomach" When your dog or cat throws up, it's usually just a messy inconvenience. Maybe they ate too fast, played too hard after dinner, or found a mystery snack behind the couch. But when vomiting keeps happening- week after week, month aft...

Transform vet visits and grooming from fearful experiences into positive interactions for your pet using low-stress hand...
01/19/2026

Transform vet visits and grooming from fearful experiences into positive interactions for your pet using low-stress handling techniques. North Royalton Animal Hospital is Fear Free and Cat-Friendly Certified, prioritizing calm care to build trust and emotional well-being for every animal. Schedule a visit today to experience the difference gentle care makes.

Gentle Hands, Calm Hearts: The Importance of Low-Stress Handling for Pets Does your pet tremble the moment you pull into the veterinarian's parking lot? Do grooming appointments feel like a battle you both dread? It's heartbreaking to see the animal you love feel anxious or scared during necessary c...

Address

9027 Ridge Road
North Royalton, OH
44133

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

(440) 237-7691

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It is our mission to consistently show a sincere and innate love of animals. Our goal, when delivering healthcare, is to be a patient advocate alleviating suffering and improving the quality of life. Our team strives to provide quality medical care in a safe, clean, respectful and compassionate environment. We are committed to excellent service and genuine concern for our clients and their animals. We want to be known for the quality and friendliness of the service that we provide to our clients and patients, both personally and medically.