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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.

03/24/2026

🐱 Tail Talk Tuesday: Russian Blue 🐱

Elegant, quiet, and full of charm — meet the Russian Blue. Known for their beautiful silver-blue coat and striking green eyes, this breed is admired for both their stunning looks and gentle personality.

✨ Fun Facts about the Russian Blue:
• Famous for their dense, plush blue-gray coat that appears to shimmer in the light
• Known for their bright emerald green eyes
• Often described as loyal and devoted to their families
• Typically shy around strangers but very affectionate with their favorite people
• Highly intelligent and enjoy interactive toys and puzzle games
• Known to be quiet and well-mannered companions

🩺 Vet Tip: Russian Blues are generally healthy cats but benefit from regular exercise and enrichment to keep their minds active and prevent boredom.

With their graceful appearance and loving nature, the Russian Blue is truly a timeless beauty. Happy Tail Talk Tuesday from all of us at Lakeshore! 💙🐾

03/20/2026

🌷 Hello Spring! 🐾

The first day of spring is finally here! As the weather warms up and we spend more time outside with our pets and horses, it’s also the time to start thinking about spring health risks.

🌱 Spring reminders for your pets:
• Fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes start becoming active
• Schedule yearly wellness exams
• Make sure heartworm prevention is up to date
• Watch for seasonal allergies
• Be mindful of toxic spring plants like lilies and tulips

Spring is a wonderful time for longer walks, trail rides, and fresh air with our furry friends. Let’s keep them happy, healthy, and protected all season long!

📞 Call us if you need to schedule a spring wellness visit or have questions about parasite prevention.

🌼 Happy First Day of Spring!

03/19/2026

Did You Know?

As temperatures start to warm up, ticks become active again — which means Lyme disease season is beginning.

Lyme disease is transmitted through the bite of infected deer ticks and can affect both dogs and people.

Early signs in dogs may include:
• Limping that may shift between legs
• Fever
• Lethargy
• Swollen joints
• Loss of appetite

The good news is Lyme disease is preventable! Keeping your pet on year-round tick prevention and checking them for ticks after spending time outdoors can greatly reduce their risk.

If you notice any of these signs or find a tick on your pet, give our clinic a call — we’re happy to help keep your pets safe and healthy!

03/17/2026

🐱 Tail Talk Tuesday: Scottish Fold

The Scottish Fold is instantly recognizable thanks to its adorably folded ears, giving it a sweet, owl-like appearance.

✨ Fun Facts
• Their folded ears come from a natural genetic mutation
• Known for their calm, affectionate personalities
• Often sit in the famous “Buddha position” with their legs stretched out
• Very people-oriented and love companionship

03/10/2026

🐱 Tail Talk Tuesday: Norwegian Forest Cat 🐱

Meet the Norwegian Forest Cat, a majestic and fluffy breed that originated in the forests of Norway. Built to withstand cold climates, these cats are known for their thick coats, strong bodies, and adventurous spirit.

✨ Fun Facts about the Norwegian Forest Cat:
• Believed to date back to the time of the Vikings
• Their dense, water-resistant double coat helps protect them from harsh winters
• Excellent climbers thanks to their strong legs and large paws
• Known for being gentle, friendly, and great with families
• Often called “Wegies” by fans of the breed
• They mature slowly and may take up to 5 years to fully grow

🩺 Vet Tip: Their thick coat benefits from regular brushing to help prevent tangles and reduce shedding.

With their striking looks and sweet personality, the Norwegian Forest Cat is a true natural beauty. Happy Tail Talk Tuesday from all of us at Westview! 💙🐾

02/18/2026

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02/13/2026

🐾 Welcome, Buck! 🐾

This handsome guy visited us at Lakeshore Veterinary Hospital for his puppy checkup!

🍼 8 weeks old
⚖️ 12.3 pounds of pure puppy sweetness

Buck did such a great job at his visit and soaked up all the love from our team. We can’t wait to watch him grow! 💙

Help us welcome Buck in the comments! ⬇️🐶

01/29/2026

🔑 Lost Item Found 🔑

A car key was found in Lakeshore’s parking lot.

If you believe this may be yours, please call the clinic during business hours and be prepared to describe the key and provide the vehicle’s make and model.

We hope to get this back to its owner soon! 🐾

01/27/2026

🐕 Tail Talk Tuesday: Pumi 🐕

Meet the Pumi, a lively and expressive herding breed from Hungary. With their curly coat, upright ears, and big personality, Pumis are energetic, intelligent, and full of charm.

✨ Fun Facts about the Pumi:
• Developed in Hungary as a herding and farm dog
• Known for their curly coat and distinctive semi-erect ears
• Highly intelligent and quick learners
• Energetic and vocal — they love having a “job” to do
• Excel in agility, obedience, and dog sports
• Low-shedding coat but requires regular grooming

🩺 Vet Tip: Pumis thrive on mental stimulation and structured exercise to keep boredom (and mischief!) at bay.

Spunky, smart, and endlessly entertaining, the Pumi is a fantastic lesser-known Hungarian breed. Happy Tail Talk Tuesday from all of us at Westview! 🐾✨

01/26/2026

🚨 Opening Update 🚨

Lakeshore Veterinary Clinic will be opening today at 2:00 PM.

We will be operating with limited staff, so wait times may be a bit longer than usual. We kindly ask for your patience and understanding as our team works hard to care for your pets.

Thank you for your continued support—we truly appreciate you! 🐾💙

01/25/2026

🚨 Weather Closure Notice 🚨

Due to inclement weather and Erie County being under a Level 3 Snow Emergency, our clinic will be closed tomorrow for the safety of our staff and clients.

We will reevaluate conditions at 12:00 PM and provide an update as soon as possible.

Clients who had appointments or surgeries scheduled will be receiving a phone call from our team to discuss rescheduling options.

Lets also see those pictures of your pets in the snow!

Thank you for your understanding, and please stay safe and warm. ❄️🐾

01/20/2026

🐕 Tail Talk Tuesday: Cirneco dell’Etna 🐕

Meet the Cirneco dell’Etna, an ancient and elegant hunting breed from Sicily. With their long legs, slender build, and alert expression, these dogs were bred for endurance, speed, and agility on rugged volcanic terrain.

✨ Fun Facts about the Cirneco dell’Etna:
• One of Italy’s oldest dog breeds, dating back over 2,000 years
• Originally bred to hunt rabbits on Mount Etna
• Known for their long, narrow muzzle and large upright ears
• Highly intelligent, independent, and affectionate with their families
• Low-maintenance, short coat with minimal shedding
• Often compared to small sighthounds like Pharaoh Hounds

🩺 Vet Tip: Cirnecos thrive with regular exercise and benefit from routine dental care and wellness exams to support their lean, athletic build.

Graceful, alert, and full of history, the Cirneco dell’Etna is a beautiful example of Italy’s lesser-known breeds. Happy Tail Talk Tuesday from all of us at Westview! 🤎🐾

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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.