Welcome to Silvercreek Veterinary Clinic.​ 

We have been serving the Novelty, Ohio and surrounding areas since 2008. At Silvercreek Veterinary Clinic, we have a skilled, experienced and caring staff. We are in veterinary medicine because we love caring for your pets as if they were our own.  When you bring your pet to us, you can be assured that we will provide you with the best veterinary medical care as we partner with you in helping your pet have a long, healthy life.
 
We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership, preventative health care and health-related educational opportunities for our clients. Our doctors respect, listen to, and care for clients, patients, and team members. Our goal is to always provide the finest veterinary care to pets and to be kind, compassionate, and considerate to their owners.
 
Please take a moment to contact us today, to learn more about our veterinary practice and to find out more information about how Silvercreek Veterinary Clinic can serve the needs of you and your cherished pet.

The Lastest News

New pain medications for dogs and cats

 Did you know that recent studies have shown that 60% of cats over the age of 6 years and 90% of cats over the age of 12 years are affected by Osteoarthritis? Nearly 40 % of dogs show signs of osteoarthritis pain, but less than half are actually diagnosed. We are excited to be able to offer Solensia for cats and Librela for dogs. This once a month injection works like your pet's own naturally made antibodies to reduce the pain signal. This makes it safe to use with any other medication or health condition. If you are interested in scheduling your cat or dog, call the clinic to set up an appointment at 440-338-5139. ​

New Rules to Travel to Canada

Updated as of 7/22/24- New CDC regulations now only require dogs to have a microchip in place prior to return from Canada and owners will need to complete on online CDC Dog import form. This form will be good for 6 months after it is issued. You can follow the link here: CDC Dog Import form A current Rabies vaccine is still required to enter Canada. For further information please check out the CDC website: Entry Requirements for Dogs