There are 5 locations that make up Ohio State's Veterinary Health System. The Hospital for Companion Animals, Hospital for Farm Animals, the Gallbreath Equine Center, the VMC location at Dublin, and the Large Animal Service space in Marysville. Give $5 for each location.

Did you know that the hospital for companion animals sees more than 18,500 pets each year? This makes it one of the largest animal hospitals around, while still maintaining a commitment to making the world healthier for animals and their families.

Looking for somewhere to service your farm animals? The Hospital for Farm Animals is specifically equipped to handle medical services in general medicine, neonatal service, surgery, and reproduction, all in one space!

Have a show horse, pleasure horse or pasture pet who needs some veterinary care? The team at our Gallbreath Equine Center will come to you for on-farm care!

At the Dublin location, we have board-certified veterinarians prepared 24 hours a day to help your pets when an emergency strikes. Our vets are trained in emergency and intensive care services, surgery, and overnight monitoring and nursing care.

As one of the six Big Ten Universities with a college of veterinary medicine, the VMC clinic in Marysville is unique in that all Ohio State Veterinary Medicine students are required to complete a rotation there, giving them valuable exposure to an often overlooked area of animal care. The specialists in this clinic work hard to serve and educate clients, with spaces for both large animal care and educational seminars.