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Important Hospital Policies to Note

​-The Blissfield Veterinary Service has a 24 hour prescription fill policy. Please give our staff 24 hours to appropriately fill your pets medications in order to maintain prescription dispensing accuracy. *Stat Medication Requests will have a $5.50 charge at check out*

 -Our facility requires all patients (unless patient has a confirmed medical exemption) be kept up to date on the Rabies Vaccine, per the State of Michigan's Public Health Code (Legal Requirement) and AVMA guidelines. These measures are taken to prevent the spread of rabies to humans and other animals. *Our facility does carry Thimerosal Free Rabies Vaccines* 

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Holiday Hours 2026

January 1st- Closed

April 3rd- Closed

May 25th- Closed

July 3rd- Closed

September 7th- Closed

October 16th- Closed

November 26th- Closed

November 27th- Closed

December 24th- Closed

December 25th- Closed

December 31st- Closing early at 3pm

Holiday Hours 2027

January 1st- Closed

March 26th- Closed

May 31st- Closed

July 2nd- Closed

September 6th- Closed

November 25th- Closed

November 26th- Closed

December 24th- Closed

December 31st- Closed

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Need a prescription?

Click the purple Pharmacy button to access our online pharmacy 'Vets First Choice'.

Things to keep in mind for your next visit

At checkout we do accept Care Credit, Cash, Check, and Credit/Debit Cards (A 3.5% service fee is applied to any credit/debit card transactions This does not apply to Care Credit)

Prescriptions are currently being filled in Clinic, on our Online Pharmacy (Covetrus Pharmacy), or with a paper script from the clinic (Paper Prescriptions must be picked up in person) that you can send to a pharmacy of your choice.

*Please keep in mind we do have a 24 hour Prescription Fill Policy*
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Local News with Impact

LENAWEE COUNTY, Mich.- A bat found in Adrian has tested positive for rabies, according to the Lenawee County Health Department (LCHD) on Monday.

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Pets can be protected from rabies through vaccinations. Dogs, cats and ferrets can be vaccinated by a veterinarian, and pets should be kept away from wild animals whenever possible.

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