Greenbank Animal Hospital

01/04/2025

Dr Jackie is coming back on a light schedule as of January 14th!

Let’s welcome her back to us as she’s been missed by staff, pet owners and many pets! 👋

01/01/2025

🎆 HAPPY NEW YEAR! 🎇

12/24/2024

Happy Christmas Eve to everyone!

We are open until 4:00 pm this evening, and we will open again on December 27th at 8:00 am.

Enjoy the holidays, keep yourself & your pets safe and healthy this holiday season.

12/16/2024

The holidays are next week!

If you require medication or specialized diets please order that now so to not run out while we’re closed or when our distributors are also on reduced hours.

12/07/2024

Do you buy gifts for your pets? Put them in cute outfits? Show us a pic in the comments or post a pic and tag us! We’d love to see them 🥰

12/01/2024

We’re coming up on the holidays, remember to watch out for common holiday hazards.

The AVMA has a good article on what to look out for: https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/holiday-pet-safety #:~:text=Tinsel%2C%20ribbons%2C%20wreaths%2C%20and,with%20the%20lights%20and%20ornaments.

11/26/2024

Look at all these cutie pies! 😍

11/11/2024

Today we make time to remember and give thanks to those who have served and protected our country, both two- and four-legged.

We remember.

11/08/2024

Sometimes our vets need to multitask in many scenarios. Here Dr Lucie is a great veterinarian examining Rumple the Golden Retriever, and also portraying a great cat perch for Luna the Ragdoll!! 👏👏

11/05/2024

Ticks are still out and are horrible so far this month!

Reminder, if it’s above ZERO degrees they are out and hungry. Last year there wasn’t one month we didn’t see them coming in on pets.

Keep your pets on tick medication every month that it doesn’t stay below ZERO degrees everyday. Sometimes this includes December to February. Check your pets - and yourself - after spending time outdoors (including your backyard, bike paths, kids parks, etc.)

10/31/2024

Happy Howl-een!

As fun and spooktacular as tonight is, please remember to keep your cats inside and ensure your dogs aren’t able to get out the door when the trick-or-treaters come knocking.

Tonight we close at 5PM, please come pick up any medication or food that you need before then.

Witch-ing you a happy Halloween!

10/28/2024

We’ve had some pretty awesome pups in front of our Halloween banner! Feel free to bring yours in for a spooky snapshot 🧟🧛🏻‍♀️🧙🏻‍♂️🕷️

10/21/2024

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Thank you and sorry for any inconvenience

10/18/2024

Happy Friday to all our veterinary technicians! Although it is the last day of national veterinary technician week, we hope you know how much we appreciate you each and every week. Registered Veterinary Technicians (RVTs) are adept at performing digital radiographs to capture clear, accurate images for diagnosis. They are trained to position patients correctly and operate radiographic equipment with precision, minimizing the need for retakes. At our practice, RVTs have introduced a hands-free approach to radiography, which involves using specialized equipment like positioning aids and restraints to safely secure animals without direct manual handling. This method reduces radiation exposure to staff, enhances patient comfort, and improves safety, all while maintaining high-quality imaging for diagnostic purposes.

10/18/2024

Happy friday to all our veterinary technicians! Although it is the last day of national registered veterinary technician week, we hope you know how much we appreciate you each and every week.

Registered Veterinary Technicians (RVTs) are adept at performing digital radiographs to capture clear, accurate images for diagnosis. They are trained to position patients correctly and operate radiographic equipment with precision, minimizing the need for retakes. At our practice, RVTs have introduced a hands-free approach to radiography, which involves using specialized equipment like positioning aids and restraints to safely secure animals without direct manual handling. This method reduces radiation exposure to staff, enhances patient comfort, and improves safety, all while maintaining high-quality imaging for diagnostic purposes.

10/18/2024

Share this post to help raise awareness for the Farley Foundation!

October is Fundraiser for Farley Month.

Donations can be made at the clinic or on the website https://www.farleyfoundation.org/

10/17/2024

10/17/2024

Our technicians are incredibly talented! Here are some more things they do for us on a daily basis:

Registered Veterinary Technicians (RVTs) are highly skilled in obtaining lab samples and running diagnostic tests, which are critical for accurate diagnoses. They are trained to collect blood, urine, f***l, and tissue samples with precision and care, ensuring minimal stress to the patient. RVTs are also proficient in using lab equipment to run diagnostic tests, such as blood counts, biochemical profiles, and urinalysis, and they are able to interpret results to assist veterinarians in determining a course of treatment. Their attention to detail and technical expertise ensures the reliability and accuracy of the diagnostic process.