Frequently Asked Questions

During your pet’s first visit at WestVets Veterinary Clinic, our team performs a complete nose-to-tail physical exam to evaluate overall health. We review medical history, discuss diet and lifestyle, and address any concerns you may have. Preventive care recommendations, vaccination planning, and wellness guidance are also provided so we can establish a long-term health plan for your pet.

WestVets offers care for urgent health concerns during regular clinic hours. If your pet requires immediate treatment when the clinic is closed, our team will direct you to a trusted local emergency veterinary hospital so your pet can receive prompt attention and we can continue follow-up care afterward.

WestVets Veterinary Clinic provides comprehensive care for pets at every life stage. Services include wellness exams, preventive medicine, vaccinations, diagnostics, medical treatment, and surgical procedures. Our team focuses on maintaining comfort and long-term health, whether your pet needs routine checkups or treatment for an illness or injury.

We recommend scheduling appointments in advance, but we try to accommodate urgent medical concerns whenever possible. Depending on availability, same-day visits may be arranged by calling our clinic, and our staff will work to find the soonest available time for your pet.

Yes. You may request a particular veterinarian when booking your appointment. Our clinics have an experienced medical team, and we will do our best to match your preference based on scheduling availability.

You and your pet will be welcomed by our caring staff. We will collect medical information, perform a thorough examination, and discuss preventive care, nutrition, and lifestyle recommendations. Our goal is to help you understand your pet’s health and create a comfortable relationship with our veterinary team.

Yes. WestVets Veterinary Clinic performs spay and neuter surgeries as part of our surgical care services. These procedures help prevent unwanted litters and support long-term health. We provide pre-surgical guidance and detailed recovery instructions to ensure a safe healing process.

Yes. Our veterinarians can perform the required health exam and verify vaccinations needed for travel. After the examination, we prepare the appropriate documentation so your pet can travel safely and meet regulations.

WestVets Veterinary Clinic proudly serves the Westerville community from two convenient locations:

• Maxtown Location: 7132 State Rt 3, Westerville, Ohio 43082
• Westerville Location: 69 Huber Village Blvd., Westerville, Ohio 43081

Both clinics welcome new and returning patients and provide comprehensive veterinary care for pets in Westerville and nearby areas.

Routine wellness visits allow veterinarians to detect health problems early, monitor weight and behavior, and keep vaccinations current. Preventive care helps maintain comfort, supports longevity, and ensures your pet stays active and healthy.

Vaccination timing depends on age, lifestyle, and risk factors. Puppies and kittens receive a series of vaccines early in life, while adult pets require periodic boosters. Our veterinarians create a customized schedule designed to provide effective protection without unnecessary treatments.

Look for changes such as appetite loss, vomiting, coughing, lethargy, limping, unusual behavior, or bathroom habit changes. These signs can indicate underlying illness. Contact WestVets so our team can evaluate your pet and determine if testing is necessary.

Diagnostic testing, including imaging and laboratory work, can help identify abnormal growths or internal changes before symptoms become severe. Early detection allows timely treatment decisions and better outcomes.

Recovery varies depending on the procedure and your pet’s overall health. Many pets improve within a few days, while full healing may take several weeks. We provide home-care instructions and are available to answer recovery questions.

You can call the clinic or request an appointment through our website. A veterinarian will examine your pet, review medical concerns, and discuss whether surgery or alternative treatment is the best option.

Yes. WestVets offers professional dental care to remove plaque and tartar and evaluate oral health. Regular cleanings help prevent infection, discomfort, and tooth loss while supporting overall wellness.

Yes. If your pet has oral pain, swelling, bleeding, or a damaged tooth, contact us promptly. Our team will assess the problem and provide treatment to relieve discomfort and prevent complications.

Dental procedures are performed under anesthesia to keep pets comfortable. Pain management and recovery instructions are provided so your pet heals safely and comfortably after treatment.

New puppies and kittens should see a veterinarian soon after joining your family. Early visits allow for exams, vaccinations, parasite checks, and guidance on nutrition and behavior.

Senior pets benefit from exams at least twice a year. Frequent monitoring helps detect age-related conditions early and allows adjustments in care to maintain comfort and quality of life.

Our veterinarians develop individualized comfort plans that may include medications, supplements, lifestyle recommendations, and monitoring. The goal is to reduce discomfort, improve mobility, and help your pet remain active and happy.

Yes. Westerville Veterinary Clinic welcomes patients from Westerville and the surrounding communities of Columbus, Gahanna, New Albany, and Lewis Center. We are located at 69 Huber Village Blvd.
Westerville, Ohio 43081 and are accepting new patients. Call 614-882-2332 or book online.