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Lakeshore Veterinary Hospital, Inc. 419-621-9080

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Lakeshore Veterinary Hospital, Inc. 419-621-9080

Lakeshore Veterinary Hospital, Inc. is a companion animal veterinary hospital serving Sandusky area. We also have alternative medicines such as acupuncture.

offers the Sandusky and surrounding areas with small animal services. We offer Wellness Check Ups, Medical, Surgical, and Dentistry care. We have an in-house pharmacy, laboratory, and digital x-rays at our facility which enables you to make one stop for your pet’s medical care. We have the ability to offer you endoscopy, echocardiograms, high definition digital ultrasound and orthopedic surgical options. Please take time and view our page or stop by our Hospital to meet the team and check out our facility. We always welcome new clients and referrals.

11/03/2025

📢 Important Holiday Announcement

Our clinics will be closing early at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, November 26th to allow our team to spend time with their families.
We will also be closed on Thursday, November 27th for the Thanksgiving holiday.

🐾 Normal business hours will resume on Friday, November 28th and Saturday, November 29th.

Thank you for your understanding, and we wish everyone a safe and happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍁

10/31/2025

🚨 Feature Friday: Urethral Obstruction in Male Cats 🚨
This week’s feature isn’t just cute—it’s critical.
We’re highlighting a life-threatening emergency we see far too often: Urethral Obstruction in male cats.

🧠 What is it?
It’s when a cat's urethra (the tube that carries urine) becomes blocked, often by crystals, mucus, or small stones—making them unable to urinate.

😿 What to watch for:
🔸 Straining to urinate
🔸 Frequent trips to the litter box with little/no output
🔸 Vocalizing in pain
🔸 Lethargy or vomiting
🔸 Hiding or behavior changes

⏱ Why it's an emergency:
A blocked bladder can lead to kidney failure, bladder rupture, or even death within 24–48 hours.

🩺 Treatment:
Requires immediate veterinary intervention—often including catheterization, IV fluids, and hospitalization.

💡 Prevention Tip:
Ensure your cat drinks plenty of water, feed a vet-recommended diet, and keep stress low—especially in multi-cat homes.

If you notice any of these signs, call us immediately.
This condition can’t wait!

10/28/2025

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday: The Graceful Saluki 🐾

With their long, silky ears and feathered tail flowing behind them, the Saluki is elegance in motion! Known as one of the oldest dog breeds in the world, these “Royal Dogs of Egypt” were once prized by pharaohs and nomads alike for their incredible speed and endurance.

✨ Fun Facts:
🏜️ Originating from the Middle East, the Saluki was bred to chase gazelle across desert sands.
💨 They can reach speeds up to 40 mph, rivaling the Greyhound!
🛋️ Despite their athleticism, Salukis are surprisingly calm and gentle companions at home.
🩷 Their tails — long, curved, and feathered — help them balance during high-speed runs and express their graceful, sensitive nature.

Whether they’re sprinting across open fields or lounging like royalty on the couch, the Saluki’s beauty and poise never go unnoticed.

📸 Drop a photo below if you’ve ever met one of these stunning sight-hounds!

10/24/2025

🚨 Feature Friday: Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV) – “Bloat” in Dogs🚨
What is it?
GDV occurs when a dog’s stomach fills with gas and twists on itself. This blocks blood flow to vital organs and quickly becomes life-threatening.

Who’s at risk?
🦴 Large, deep-chested breeds like Great Danes, Boxers, Weimaraner's, Standard Poodles
🦴 Dogs that eat quickly, exercise after meals, or are fed once daily

Signs to watch for:
🔸 Restlessness or pacing
🔸 Drooling or trying to vomit without success
🔸 Bloated or tight abdomen
🔸 Rapid breathing or collapse

Why it's urgent:
GDV is fatal if not treated quickly—minutes to hours matter. Emergency surgery is needed to untwist the stomach and prevent recurrence.

Prevention Tip:
Talk to your vet about gastropexy (a surgery that tacks the stomach to prevent twisting), especially if you own a high-risk breed.

10/18/2025

🎉🐾 A Huge THANK YOU! 🐾🎉

As we wrap up Vet Tech Week, we want to extend a huge thank you to all of our amazing reps and sponsors who helped make this week so special! Your generosity in providing delicious food, treats, and support truly made each day one to remember. 💙

A big shoutout to our sponsors:
👉 Dan from Midwest Vet Supply
👉Margaret from Boehringer Ingelheim
👉Josh from MWI Animal Health
👉Allison from Idexx
👉Mike from Zoetis
👉Candice from Purina
👉Kaci from Virbac

Each of you played a part in making this week memorable and fun for our incredible team!

And an extra special thank you to Natalie Clark Gets Crafty for creating such thoughtful and personalized gifts for each of our vet techs and vet assistants. Your creativity and attention to detail made our celebration even more meaningful. 🎁✨

To our hardworking vet techs and assistants — thank you for your compassion, dedication, and heart. You are the superheroes behind every healthy, happy patient we see! 💪🐶🐱

10/17/2025

💥🦸‍♀️ Superhero Friday! 🦸‍♂️💥
We’re wrapping up Vet Tech Week by celebrating our incredible team of real-life heroes! 💙🐾

Our vet techs may not wear capes, but their compassion, dedication, and super skills make them the true superheroes of veterinary medicine. From saving lives to spreading smiles, they do it all — and we couldn’t be more grateful!

Today we celebrated with superhero shirts, lunch, and a sweet treat to end the week on the perfect note. 🍪✨

Thank you to all our amazing vet techs for everything you do — every single day! 💪❤️

10/16/2025

🐾✨ Throwback Thursday! ✨🐾
Today we’re taking a trip down memory lane to celebrate how far our amazing vet techs have come! From their early days learning the ropes to becoming the skilled, compassionate professionals they are today — every step has shaped the incredible team we have now. 💙

We love seeing those early career photos, the first scrubs, and the big smiles that started it all. Thank you for growing with us, learning with us, and dedicating your hearts to every patient who crosses your path. 💕

10/15/2025

🦓🐾 We’re Wild About Our Vet Techs! 🐾🦒

Today we’re showing off our wild side and celebrating the amazing team that keeps our patients healthy, happy, and cared for every single day! 💚

From dogs and cats to horses, rabbits, and everything in between — our techs are wild about every species they meet! 🐶🐱🐴🐰🐍

Check out our techs posing with their favorite animal species — because no matter the shape, size, or number of legs, every patient holds a special place in their hearts. 💚🐾

10/14/2025

🩺✨ Tech Skills Tuesday! ✨🩺

Today we’re celebrating the incredible skills that make our vet techs true superheroes in scrubs! 💪🐾 From drawing blood and monitoring anesthesia to comforting nervous pets and assisting in surgery — their talent, knowledge, and compassion shine in everything they do. 💚

We’re so proud of our skilled, dedicated, and hard-working team who keep our clinics running smoothly and our patients feeling their best.
Let’s give a huge shoutout to the hands (and hearts) that make it all happen! 🙌🐶🐱

10/13/2025

🌟 Happy Monday & Happy Vet Tech Week! 🌟

We’re kicking off the week with Pawsitive Energy Day! 🐾✨
Our amazing techs came dressed in their brightest, most cheerful outfits to spread those good vibes all around the clinic — and what better way to start than with a delicious breakfast provided by our wonderful sponsor of the day! 🥐☕💚

Thank you to our incredible team for bringing the energy, the smiles, and the heart every single day. Here’s to a week full of celebration, appreciation, and pawsitive vibes! 🐶🐱💫

10/07/2025

🐾 Tail Talk Tuesday – Meet the Norwegian Elkhound! 🐾

The Norwegian Elkhound is a courageous, loyal, and spirited spitz-type breed with ancient roots as a hunter and protector in the rugged terrain of Scandinavia. Known for their distinctive curled tail and wolf-like appearance, Elkhounds are versatile working dogs and loving family companions.

📏 Size & Build:
Males: 50–60 lbs | Females: 45–55 lbs
Sturdy, muscular, and built for endurance in harsh climates

🧠 Temperament:
✔️ Loyal and protective — excellent watchdogs
✔️ Confident, intelligent, and independent thinkers
✔️ Affectionate with family and great with kids, but may be wary of strangers

🏃 Exercise Needs:
High energy — needs daily walks, playtime, and mental challenges
They excel at hiking, scent work, and agility activities

🛡️ Health Considerations:
Generally hardy but can be prone to hip dysplasia and progressive retinal atrophy
Regular grooming needed to manage their thick double coat, especially during shedding season

❄️ Fun Fact:
Despite their name, Norwegian Elkhounds were originally used to hunt moose (called “elg” in Norwegian), not elk! Their bravery and stamina made them indispensable hunting partners in Viking times.

📸 Have a Norwegian Elkhound at home? Share a photo of your loyal Nordic friend in the comments below!

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3207 Campbell Street
Sandusky, OH
44870

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 12pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

(419) 621-9080

Website

http://www.lakeshorevethospital.com/

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Lakeshore Veterinary Hospital, Inc. is a companion animal veterinary hospital serving Sandusky and the surrounding areas. We offer Wellness Exams and Vaccines, Medical, Surgical, and Dentistry care. We have an in-house pharmacy, laboratory, and digital x-rays at our facility which enables you to make one stop for your pet’s medical care. We also have alternative medicines such as acupuncture. We have the ability to offer you echocardiograms, high definition digital ultrasound and orthopedic surgical options. Please take time and view our page or stop by our Hospital to meet the team and check out our facility. We always welcome new clients and referrals.