The winter season and snow are in full swing which means outdoor safety should be on the top of our minds! Even though our animal friends can handle the stresses of winter temperatures better than we can, precautions should still be taken. Extreme cold can affect the extremities and ear tips after only a short time, particularly for shorter coated breeds. Even for pets with longer coats, extended periods of time below freezing can be harmful if they are not gradually introduced to the cold. Also be sure to provide proper shelter (a small, enclosed space with some form of insulation that can trap and retain body heat) and water for those spending extended periods of time outside. The water supplied should be prevented from freezing, as it won’t be readily or safely consumable as a block of ice. And remember, though they may be a little colder than usual, potty training our young friends during the winter season is still important! If you have any further questions regarding outdoor safety or about your pet’s health in general please call us at 293-4555.

January and February are also Pet Dental Health Months! Did you know that 80% of pets over the age of four have periodontal disease? Exams, good daily homecare, and regular periodontal cleanings are essential to keeping your pet’s mouth healthy – and the rest of that furry body, too! Be sure to talk to one of our doctors or technicians about ways you can prevent this permanent, destructive, and painful process from happening in your pet. We also will be offering a small discount on periodontal treatments in celebration of Pet Dental Health Months.

Welcome to Noah's Landing Pet Care Clinic, LLC. Our practice goals are to provide the best medical care for your pet, to strengthen the owner-pet bond, to provide a comfortable atmosphere when you bring your pet and to earn your trust and friendship. Our veterinarians see dogs, cats, and pocket pets such as ferrets, rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, turtles, and birds.

Our business hours are:

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday and Thursday
8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Saturday
8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Please call 574.293.4555 for an appointment

Client Forms

Visit our resources page to find important information, client forms, downloads and past newsletters.

Animal Emergency Clinic

All after hour emergencies are referred to Animal Emergency Clinic. Our good friend and yours, Dr. Watters, is managing the emergency clinic.  Those who have gone over have given us rave reviews about their treatment.

Phone 1-800-547-9099
Address: 2324 Grape Road, Mishawaka
Click here for a map.