Community Veterinary Clinic-Saint Paris

Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinarians, Veterinary Labs

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Regular Hours

Mon	Closed
Tue - Wed:	9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thu	Closed
Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat - Sun	Closed

Places Near Saint Paris with Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals

Westville (9 miles)
Conover (9 miles)
Rosewood (11 miles)
Christiansburg (11 miles)
Fletcher (15 miles)

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TollFree: (800) 289-1165

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http://www.mycommunityveterinaryclinic.com

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Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinarians, Veterinary Labs, Veterinary Specialty Services

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08/27/2007

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Kind and compassionate caregivers

Dr. Current has been treating my pets for about 5 years, and he has been kind and gentle with my animals, and with my family.

Before changing to Dr. Current, we went to another local vet and the level of care and service was minimal. Sometimes I think people get burned out and just forget why they went into medical care. I think that the results of the cruelty inflicted on animals they treat must wear them down and make them callous.

Dr. Current is not one of those people, and I wholeheartedly recommend his practice to anyone who has a pet.

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Phone: (937) 663-0095

Address: 9509 Us Highway 36, Saint Paris, OH 43072

Website: http://www.mycommunityveterinaryclinic.com

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
Routine Dental Care includes appropriate diet, dental chews, home care, and teeth cleanings with fluoride treatments.
Vaccination
Whether routine care like vaccinations and heartworm protection, or the most serious illness and injuries, we are committed to excellence in care for your pet. We recommend the best in health care, explain our treatment plan and give an accurate cost for the services. We work with your budget and adjust the treatment plan if necessary. From the most advanced care to the most basic home treatments, we will give your pet the best you can afford.
Behavioral Counseling
In 2003, a large building expansion was completed at the Sidney location. The new facility added the needed room for already present medical services, like surgery and intensive care. It also accommodated additional diagnostics, like state of the art ultrasound and echocardiography, as well as services, like pet behavior consultations and obedience classes. Routine care and surgery were still done at both locations, but special procedures, tests, or intensive treatments would be referred to the Sidney hospital.
Comprehensive Examination
At the Community Veterinary Clinic, we try to make pet vaccines affordable to anyone, since they, like human vaccines for Hepatitis, Diptheria, or the Mumps, have greatly reduced the incidence of deadly pet diseases. It’s heart rending and frustrating to see a client spend hundreds of dollars or have a beloved pet die from a disease that could have been prevented with a $22 vaccine or treated if caught early with a thorough physical exam.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
In addition to being vaccinated for something like Rabies or Parvo virus, our doctors will examine your whole pet “from teeth to tail” to find hidden problems like infected teeth, skin or ear problems, even internal parasites, some of which you or your children can get!

Chronic Condition Treatment

Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
The study of the heart with ultrasound. Can visualize vessels, valves, heart musculature, and blood flow. Critical component to evaluate cardiac disease. Cost effective, often combined with other heart evaluation methods (i.e. EKG, x-ray).
Kidney Disease Treatment
Periodontal Disease Treatment

Dental Surgery
Plaque or tartar development is the most common cause of dental disorders in pets. Periodontal disease has been estimated to affect 90% of dogs and cats over 2 years of age, and it essentially starts with accumulation of dental plaque. The infection in your pet’s mouth will spread to the vital organs (kidneys, liver, and heart). Routine home care is the most efficient way to prevent accumulation of plaque. Routine dental care includes appropriate diet, dental chews, home care, and teeth cleanings with fluoride treatments. Our doctors effectively manage your pet’s dental health, prescribe antibiotics when needed for infection, use a high-tech ultrasonic scaler for routine teeth cleanings, and perform extractions during oral surgery.
Veterinary Surgery
Whether routine elective surgery like a spay or neuter, or complicated orthopedic surgery like a cruciate ligament repair, we are good at what we do. Dr. Current stresses that Anesthesia is the most important thing we do in our hospital.
Declawing

Laboratory Services
A senior preventive care check includes a physical exam, a complete blood count, blood chemistries, thoracic radiographs, and a urinalysis.
X-Ray

General Pet Care

Senior Pet Care
The key to senior pet care is early detection. Pets cannot tell us how they feel, but diagnostic testing can. Comprehensive screening tests are recommended for pets over seven years of age and alert us to changes in a pet’s overall health status. This identifies problems not yet seen on the physical exam. The early detection of disease can drastically extend the life of your pet. This broad screening for many problems is simple, safe, and provides better health for your pet.
Animal Daycare
Hi there! I’m Brooke and I’m a Veterinary Nurse here at Community Veterinary Clinic. Since I can remember, I’ve been an animal person. My family used to call me the ‘animal whisperer’ growing up as animals have always been drawn to me, and me to them. I’m a mom to three beautiful fur-babies named Tofu, Sriracha and Drax. I’m from Grove City, Ohio and moved to Dublin in October of 2021. Before starting at CVC, I managed a dog daycare and had 4 years experience in the dog daycare/boarding industry. I LOVE working with animals no matter the context, but it feels great to be able to help our beloved pets and their families live a healthy, happy life together.

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