Pendleton Veterinary Clinic

02/03/2026

🦷🐾 February is Pet Dental Health Month — and your pet’s smile deserves some love.
Dental disease is one of the most common (and preventable) health issues we see in pets. Plaque and tartar buildup don’t just cause bad breath — they can lead to painful infections and even affect the heart, liver, and kidneys.

Professional dental cleanings help protect your pet’s comfort, health, and quality of life. This month is the perfect time to schedule and stay ahead of dental disease before it causes bigger problems.

📞 Call or message us to book your pet’s dental care appointment today.

02/02/2026

🐾🌤️ Groundhog Day got us wondering… will winter stick around, or are sunnier walks ahead?
Either way, seasonal changes can affect your pet’s skin, paws, joints, and energy levels. If you’ve noticed dryness, stiffness, or cabin fever behaviors, we’re here to help keep your pet feeling their best—no matter what the forecast says.

01/30/2026

Cold weather can change your pet’s nutritional needs — so winter is a great time to check in!
Think: smarter portion control, healthy seasonal treats, and small diet adjustments to keep them energized all winter long.
A well-fed pet is a happy, cozy pet. 💙🐾

01/28/2026

It’s time for the Pet Name Olympics!
We heard some truly gold-medal names last year — from hilarious to wildly creative — and we’re ready to celebrate the champions. 🤣✨

Now it’s your turn:
What’s the BEST pet name you’ve ever heard?
Drop it in the comments and let the games begin! 🏆🐶🐱

01/26/2026

We are open today until 6pm if your pets need us. Lapel Animal Clinic is open until 5!

Share with your friends and family as we know several other clinics in the area are closed for today and local ER may be overwhelmed.

Call 765-778-2909 (Pendleton) or 765-534-3142 (Lapel) if your pet needs to be seen!

01/26/2026

🐾 Signs Your Pet Might Be Cold
Shivering, seeking warm spots, or lifting their paws can all be subtle clues your pet is feeling the chill. Keeping pets warm, dry, and comfortable during colder months helps prevent discomfort and stress. If your pet seems unusually cold or uncomfortable, we’re always happy to help.

01/21/2026

The lobby will be closed today from 1-2 pm for a staff meeting. Thank you for your understanding!

01/21/2026

Pets don’t just share our homes — they shape our lives in the best ways.�From lowering stress to lifting our spirits, their impact is truly incredible.
Click through to see the many ways our furry friends make every day a little brighter. ✨🐶🐱

01/21/2026

We are now offering in-home (and after hours) euthanasia for pets in our area and surrounding towns for families that prefer to keep their pets in the comfort of their own home. Call 765-678-1001 to reach the after hours service directly. While we started this service for existing clients of Pendleton Veterinary Clinic and Lapel Animal Clinic, we would be honored to help other families looking for this type of service. Visit https://www.pendletonvet.com/veterinarian-services/in-home-euthanasia/ to learn more!

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01/19/2026

🦷✨ Heads up, pet parents — February is Pet Dental Health Month!
By age three, many pets already show signs of dental disease. A simple cleaning + daily care can keep those smiles bright and healthy.
Thinking your pet might be due? Call us to book a pre-dental exam early — spots fill fast!

01/14/2026

It’s time to show off your pets in all their winter glory!
We’re launching our Winter Pet Photo Contest, and we want to see your funniest, cutest, and coziest moments.
This year’s categories:
🛌 Sleepiest Winter Nap Pose�🧣 Best Winter Outfit�💞 Cutest Cuddle Photo
Post your entry in the comment section! 💙🐾

01/12/2026

January is Walk Your Dog Month, and it’s the perfect time to brush up on cold-weather safety.�Before heading out, always check the wind chill—it can make temperatures feel much colder for your dog’s paws, ears, and nose.�Short, frequent walks + proper gear = a safer winter adventure.
Show us your pup’s chilly-weather stroll! ❄️🐶⬇️