Eckert Veterinary Hospital

11/25/2025

Eckert Vet Pets!

11/25/2025

Reminder we will be closed this Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving so our employees can spend time with their families. Thank you for your understanding. Please call in any refills you need to pick up by Wednesday evening. We will be back in the office on Saturday from 9-12. We hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving and has many blessings.

11/25/2025

Career day for Southside elementary. Dr. Casey Eckert had a great time teaching the kids about being a veterinarian! Her horse Pearl and Stella her dog were fun for the kids to see and stole the show.

11/11/2025

Happy Veteran’s Day!!!

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! Share with us your pet costumes!!!

10/29/2025

We were proud to be the presenting sponsor for 2025 Canine Olympics! Thank you to everyone who came out and participated in the event. We loved seeing everyone compete and have a good time.

10/27/2025

Sydney had a recent episode of acute forelimb pain with neck involvement and she LOVED her acupuncture session today. She fell asleep as soon as she got hooked up. Call us to schedule any of your acupuncture needs.

10/27/2025

Thank you to all our staff and volunteers for their help with our Vaccination clinic.

10/22/2025

This Saturday!

Low-cost vaccine clinic this Saturday courtesy of our partners at Eckert Veterinary Hospital!! Get those shots up to date!

WHEN: Saturday, October 25, 1-3 pm
WHERE: Versailles United Methodist Church Pavilion, 230 Paynes Mill Rd Versailles

CASH ONLY - Please come prepared!

No appointments necessary; must arrive before 3:00 pm. There may be a wait.

Pets ***must*** be leashed/confined for their safety and the safety of the people and animals around them.

🐈 Pricing: 🐕
Rabies - $10*
DHPP, FVRCP - $15
Bordetella,Leptospirosis - $20
ALSO AVAILABLE: Feline Leukemia, Bivalent Influenza, Lyme
*Additional $5 licensing fee required for Woodford County dogs

🐈 What Shots Does My Pet Need? 🐕
Rabies vaccines are required by law. Your pet must have a 1-year rabies vaccine before starting a 3-year schedule.

We strongly recommend that pets also stay current on their other core vaccines (DHPP or FVRCP, Bordetella, and Leptospirosis) as these diseases (parvo, distemper, kennel cough, leptospirosis) can be just as dangerous for your pet and are much more common than rabies.

Cats who spend time outdoors should also be vaccinated for Feline Leukemia, which has no cure and is most often transmitted by fighting or mating among outdoor cats.

Discuss any additional vaccinations with one of our veterinarians to determine what your pet may need!

🐈 Questions? 🐕
Contact Eckert Veterinary Hospital: (859) 682-4940