Hartman Veterinary Hospital - Michael Myers DVM

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(419) 534-0907Visit WebsiteMap & Directions3924 Airport HwyToledo, OH 43615 Write a Review

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Regular Hours

Mon:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Wed - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Location

Located near Airport Highway and Angola Rd.

Neighborhood

Reynolds Corners

Amenities

Emergency Room

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http://hartmanvet.com

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09/01/2008

Overall

Caring & Helpful

We have two chow mix dogs that we take to the Hartman Veterinary Clinic and we are very happy. They are very careful in diagnosing problems. We have been going here for years and will continue to do so.

01/20/2008

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Great service

They are just so wonderful in their care of our 2 dogs,been going there for yrs.

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Phone: (419) 534-0907

Address: 3924 Airport Hwy, Toledo, OH 43615

Website: http://hartmanvet.com

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Hartman Veterinary Hospital - Michael Myers DVM

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Hartman Veterinary Hospital can help care for dental problems before they cause further problems down the road. If your pet’s teeth are causing you concern, get in touch with us today to schedule your pet’s dental cleaning.
Vaccination
Recommended by the World Health Organization, the Rabies vaccination is given after 12 weeks of age and is good for 1 year. The next Rabies shot is given after 1 year, and will be good for 3 years.
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Do your pet’s eyes appear to be cloudy or red, or is he or she tearing excessively? It could be a sign of glaucoma. Hartman Veterinary Hospital can diagnose glaucoma in your pet through the use of tonometry, which measures the pressure in your pet’s eyes. The tonometer can determine if glaucoma is present, and from there we can determine an appropriate course of treatment.
Nutritional Counseling
At Hartman, we offer two high-quality pet food brands: Hill’s Pet Nutrition and Purina for cats and dogs. We also offer nutritious Harrison’s Bird Foods for your avian pets, too!
Comprehensive Examination
6-8 weeks of age – Temporary 5-way DAP/P along with a physical exam and stool sample to be sure of no illness, physical defects, or parasite problems.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
We recommend a Heartworm test for your puppy after it has gone through its first spring or around 1 year of age–whichever comes first.
Behavioral Disorder Treatment
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Thyroid Disease Treatment
These could be symptoms of hyperthyroidism, a relatively common endocrine disease of dogs—especially large breeds—in which functioning thyroid tissue is lost. The disease can occur in either sex and usually becomes apparent in young adults (1-3 years of age) or middle-aged dogs (4-9 years of age).
Heart Disease Treatment
Is your pet suffering from heart disease? Signs may include weakness, excessive panting, collapsing, or excessive coughing. Heart disease is relatively common in pets, but it is also easily treatable, especially when it is caught early and diagnosed accurately.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
This common condition is known as periodontal disease, which is chronic inflammation and infection of your pet’s teeth and gums from bacteria and plaque. From potential tooth loss to a decreased appetite, poor oral health can cause damage to the heart, liver, and kidneys, from bacteria entering your pet’s bloodstream if left untreated.
Cancer Treatment
Cats are also somewhat susceptible to heartworm disease. Since cats are not the normal host animals, heartworm symptoms in cats are different than in dogs. Look for symptoms such as weight loss and behavior that appears to mimic asthma. Chemotherapy cannot be used to remove the heartworm from cats. Their symptoms can be managed, with the proper medication, until the cat outlives the heartworms.

Wound and Fracture Care

Veterinary Surgery
He has also completed Special Courses at the NAVC (North American Veterinary Conference), including: a two-day ear course on ear disease, avian micro surgery, soft tissue surgery, and reconstructive joint surgery of the feline.
Laser Surgery
In some cases, surgery is necessary to ensure the health of your pet. We offer laser surgery as an option for all of our surgeries. In addition, our entire staff is on hand to make sure that your pet’s surgical experience is as comfortable as possible.
Declawing
With the advent of laser surgery, we can offer a less invasive surgical option to perform a wide variety of procedures–from spaying, neutering, and declawing, to the removal of unhealthy tissue such as tumors. Hartman Veterinary Hospital has the laser technology in place to deliver treatments quickly and easily.
Spaying and Neutering

Laboratory Services
We even have an on-site laboratory to analyze most blood work and tests for quick results. Along with the comprehensive services we offer, we also cater to your pet’s dietary, supplemental, and pharmaceutical needs.
X-Ray
Microchipping
For most pet owners, the thought of a pet going missing is very painful. One way to help avoid this problem is through pet microchipping, and it’s an option that is becoming increasingly popular. The microchip is no larger than a grain of rice, and it can be implanted quickly and easily.

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