Concord Chapel Animal Hospital

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Information regarding COVID-19

Concord Chapel Animal Hospital is still caring for pets and their people, but we are also working to do our part in preventing the spread of Coronavirus.

FIRST AND FOREMOST

If you have been around someone who has tested positive for Coronavirus, or if you are not feeling well, stay home and rest! Our schedule is flexible during these times, and we would be happy to reschedule your visit for another time to keep everyone healthy.

WE'RE OPEN

We are still operating the best we can to continue to serve the pets and their people of our community! Please call for refills of longterm medications, medical questions or concerns, or to schedule an appointment at #614-871-1111.

We have stepped up our disinfection protocol

CCAH is following the CDC guidelines for cleaning and disinfecting our exam rooms, equipment, and supplies to help protect everyone.

CURBSIDE SERVICE

To ensure that we are able to help all the sick patients we can, we are scheduling any wellness or non-time-sensitive vaccine appointments out for the next 1-2 weeks to allow availability for sick and urgent patients to be seen right away. We are still performing all surgical procedures as normal.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?

We ask that you call our separate CCAH cell phone number #614-563-6470 when you arrive in the parking lot to let us know you are here to either pick up your pet, medication or to check-in for an appointment. At this time we will ask you what the make and color of the vehicle you are in so we can easily find you and your pet.

Once we retrieve your furry family member we will ask you for the best number to reach you while you wait patiently in your vehicle, in our parking lot.

During this time feel free to catch up on some emails, read or have a dance party in your vehicle, we don’t judge!

A CCAH team member will call you from inside the building to get an accurate, detailed history of what is going on lately. After the examination, the Doctor will call you right away with any findings or discuss a treatment plan if needed.

We are asking for all payment of services to be paid over the phone to eliminate close contact for everyone after the appointment is complete.

A CCAH team member will happily escort your pet to you in your vehicle along with any medications and a receipt once the appointment is complete.

MEDICATION PICK UP STATION BOX

CCAH now has a medication pick up station outside our front door, making it safe and easy to grab your pet's medication refills or prevention while social distancing! After you have followed the CCAH medication refill protocol, by calling in your refill needed 24 hrs prior, Call the CCAH cell phone number #614-563-6470 and let us know what medication or prevention you are picking up and your pets name. One of our CCAH client care coordinators will happily process your card payment over the phone and stick your receipt and medication in the medication pickup station box right outside our front door for you to grab! CCAH is providing the same friendly customer service just social distance style!

TELEMEDICINE APPOINTMENTS

Concord Chapel Animal Hospital is proud to introduce Telemedicine Appointments with a live time video consult face to face with one of our wonderful Doctors via downloading the “Pet Pro” app!

We are offering this service for the following issues if they meet our criteria and we have seen your pet within the past year: Medical progress exams, Skin issues, GI issues, Urinary Tract Infections (will need to drop off urine), Parasites, Diabetic care, Coughing/sneezing, Limping/Lameness, Questions about medications, and Hospice care

ONLINE MEDICATION AND FOOD DELIVERY

Now is a better time than ever to request your monthly preventions, longterm medication refills, and prescription diets by ordering from our online store and getting them shipped and delivered directly to your doorstep!

Check out our online store today by visiting our website and clicking the “webstore” https://www.concordchapelah.com/webstore tab at the top of the web page and then clicking the “view online pharmacy” tab.

Resources:

http://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/uncategorized/theres-xylitol/

http://www.aspcapro.org/sites/pro/files/xylitol.pdf

http://www.preventivevet.com/dogs/is-peanut-butter-safe-for-dogs

http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2015/11/04/xylitol-poisoning-dogs.aspx

Concord Chapel Animal Hospital is a well-established, full-service, small animal veterinary hospital providing comprehensive medical, surgical and dental care in Grove City, Ohio.

We provide a broad spectrum of diagnostic procedures through in-house testing and the use of external laboratories. We also work closely with local practices when special diagnostic procedures are required. The facility includes a well-stocked pharmacy, in-hospital surgery suite, in-house x-ray and ultrasound capabilities, and a closely supervised hospitalization area.

At Concord Chapel Animal Hospital we offer optimal veterinary care and sound advice in order to help you keep your best friend happy and healthy, thus allowing you the enjoyment of your companion for a maximum number of years.

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Monday                  8:00AM - 9:00PM

Tuesday                 8:00AM - 7:00PM

Wednesday            8:00AM - 9:00PM

Thursday                8:00AM - 7:00PM

Friday                     8:00AM - 7:00PM

Saturday                 8:00AM - 3:00PM

Closed on Sunday 

June 2020

Adopt-a-Cat Month/Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat month

National Microchipping Month

Social Petworking Month (Dedicated to using social media to help homeless pets find good homes.)

June 7-13: Pet Appreciation Week

June 22-26: Take Your Pet to Work Week

June 1st Global Day of Parents

June 3rd National Running Day

June 4th National Hug Your Cat Day

June 5th National Donut Day

June 7th National Chocolate Ice Cream Day

June 9th World Pet Memorial Day

June 19th National Garfield the Cat Day (Lasagna anyone?)

June 21st Father’s Day

June 24th Cat World Domination Day

June 28th National Insurance Awareness Day (A good time to think about pet insurance.)

   Concord Chapel Animal Hospital in Grove City, Ohio knows that "seeing is believing" and invite you to see for yourself why so many people in Grove City, Columbus and South-Western Franklin County trust us with the care of their pets. You'll experience the difference of our qualified and caring staff and tour our state of the art veterinary hospital which is conveniently located in the renovated historic Concord Chapel Church Building on the southeast corner of Hoover Road and SR 665 in Grove City.

Dr. Gale Kerr and Dr. Elizabeth Lauron are highly skilled veterinarians and are proud to provide a warm and inviting environment. They and their entire staff understand that pets aren't simply "pets", they're family members.

Concord Chapel Animal Hospital stands out by providing unmatched care and compassion to both pets and their people so that you can both enjoy a long happy life together, protected from disease and illness.

     Concord Chapel Animal Hospital is a full service veterinary facility that has provided quality professional health care since the 1950's. We were the first small animal veterinary hospital established in Grove City. The practice was first owned by Dr. Jones in the 1950's when he converted a garage into his veterinary hospital.

     In the 1970's Dr. James Brick purchased the practice from Dr. Jones. As the practice grew, Dr. Brick needed more space so he built an addition on to the practice in the 1980's and stylized the building to look like a log cabin. Dr. Brick decided to retire in late 2003 and sold the practice to Dr. Elizabeth Lauron. Dr. Lauron hired Dr. Gale Kerr in late 2004 and the two doctors became partners in October 2006.

     On January 2, 2008 the goal of moving to a larger more modern hospital came to fruition when Doctors Lauron and Kerr opened the doors of Concord Chapel Animal Hospital. They brought the staff and clients from Broadway Veterinary Hospital to their new location in order to continue their mission of providing high quality veterinary care with a family friendly staff.

    Originally built as a one room chapel in 1859 at a total cost of $1,800 with a congregation totaling 267 members, Concord Chapel is one of Grove City's most historical sites. The church was first formed as a Bible Study Class which met in a log house and quickly grew to a full-fledged church congregation within a few years. The original Old Concord Cemetery, just east of the church building, was created during the Civil War.

     The present church structure was constructed in 1906. The highlight of the service was for the people to march into the church through a "common door". Prior to that, there were two doors, one for the women and one for the men. The pews were also originally segregated, the men sitting on one side and the women on the other. Some of the original pews have been modified and used for seating at the current animal hospital. The remaining pews were donated to the Southwest Franklin County Historical Society.

     In the 1950's a bell was put in place in the steeple of the church. This bell had a wooden wheel that weighed 5,000 pounds and was 57 inches wide. The bell was later taken down from the steeple area due to safety reasons. Prior to Concord Chapel Animal Hospital's renovation, the bell was removed and like the pews, were donated to the Historical Society.

     The stained glass windows which adorn the sides of the animal hospital, are the original windows put in place when the church was built. The picture on one of the front windows is that of a man named John Linebaugh. He generously donated 700 acres of land to the Methodist Church of which part of it is the newer Concord Cemetery located just south of the animal hospital on Hoover Road. He supposedly lived in the old farmhouse that is on the property of the current cemetery. 

     We are looking for experienced veterinary assistants and registered veterinary technicians to join our team. Forward resumes to Brandy at Fax number 614-871-0143 or [email protected].

Concord Chapel United Methodist Church and Old Concord Cemetery before Concord Chapel Animal Hospital moved in.

The renovation of Concord Chapel Animal Hospital.

John Linebaugh