Gallatin Veterinary Hospital

Gallatin Veterinary Hospital We are accepting new clients! Book your appointment today! You and your pets will be treated like family.

Gallatin Veterinary Hospital is an AAHA-accredited animal hospital dedicated to providing industry-leading veterinary medicine. Our state-of-the-art facility is supported by highly skilled staff who strive to provide care and compassion with every interaction.

We’re closed today through the weekend!Gallatin Veterinary Hospital is taking a short break to celebrate the 4th.Wishing...
07/04/2025

We’re closed today through the weekend!

Gallatin Veterinary Hospital is taking a short break to celebrate the 4th.

Wishing you and your pets a safe and happy holiday! 🎇🐶🐱

We'll reopen Monday, July 7th!

Certified wiggle experts reporting for duty! 💃From full-body tail wags to happy dances at the front desk, these pups hav...
07/03/2025

Certified wiggle experts reporting for duty! 💃

From full-body tail wags to happy dances at the front desk, these pups have the wiggiest of butts—and we wouldn’t have it any other way. 🐶💕

Who’s got the wiggliest welcome at your house? 👯🥳

Sibling love… or rivalry? 🤔Daisy (the wise older sister) is still deciding how she feels about her little brother Duali’...
07/02/2025

Sibling love… or rivalry? 🤔

Daisy (the wise older sister) is still deciding how she feels about her little brother Duali’s enthusiastic energy at times. 🐾

Patience is key when you’re the big sibling—especially when your shadow has four paws and zero chill. 💛🐶💙

Big day in surgery! 🩺✨Dr. Reto performed a laparoscopic spay today — a minimally invasive procedure with faster recovery...
07/01/2025

Big day in surgery! 🩺✨

Dr. Reto performed a laparoscopic spay today — a minimally invasive procedure with faster recovery and less discomfort for our patient.

Even more exciting, our amazing up-and-coming surgery assistant, Taleah, had her first opportunity to scrub in as a sterile surgery assistant!

We’re proud to support our team as they grow their skills and take on new challenges. Way to go, Taleah! We can't wait to watch you continue to grow and succeed! 💕

07/01/2025

Firework safety tips for pets

📌 Here are five tips to help keep them safe and calm.

• Make sure ID tags are up to date
• Go for a long walk during the day
• Secure your yard and fence
• Turn on the TV or radio to drown out the noise
• Stay home and provide comfort

Fireworks can be scary for pets, but a few simple steps can make a big difference. The sooner you have a plan, the better off your pet will be.

💬 Have questions about noise anxiety or calming medication options? We're here for you.

📞 Call us or book online to chat with a vet.

📢 Reminder! 📢Gallatin Veterinary Hospital will be closed this Thursday through Saturday (July 4–6) for the holiday weeke...
06/30/2025

📢 Reminder! 📢

Gallatin Veterinary Hospital will be closed this Thursday through Saturday (July 4–6) for the holiday weekend.

Need food, meds, or an appointment before then? Give us a call today to get squared away! 🐾📞

✨ From foster pup to forever home! ✨Maverik has officially been adopted, and our hearts couldn’t be fuller! Watching him...
06/28/2025

✨ From foster pup to forever home! ✨

Maverik has officially been adopted, and our hearts couldn’t be fuller! Watching him grow, thrive, and find his perfect match has been such a joy. Happy tails, sweet boy! 🐾❤️

🎇 Fourth of July is coming — is your pet ready? 🎇For many pets, fireworks aren't fun — they're frightening. Loud noises ...
06/27/2025

🎇 Fourth of July is coming — is your pet ready? 🎇

For many pets, fireworks aren't fun — they're frightening. Loud noises can cause panic, anxiety, and dangerous escape attempts, even in pets who are normally calm.

🐾 If your dog or cat has ever shown fear during storms, parties, or fireworks, now’s the time to act. We can help with safe, vet-approved medications and tips to keep your pet comfortable during the festivities.

🚪 Don't forget: Many pets try to run away when they’re scared. Make sure your microchip info is up-to-date, collars are secure, and your pet has a quiet place to retreat indoors.

🐾 Itchy skin? Watery eyes? Constant scratching? Just like us, pets can suffer from seasonal allergies—and springtime in ...
06/26/2025

🐾 Itchy skin? Watery eyes? Constant scratching? Just like us, pets can suffer from seasonal allergies—and springtime in the Gallatin Valley doesn't help! 🌾😣

At Gallatin Veterinary Hospital, we’re here to help your furry friend find relief. From allergy testing to treatment plans, we’ve got options to soothe the sneezes and stop the scratching.

Give us a call if your pet is showing signs of allergies—we’ll help them get back to feeling their best! 🐶🐱💚

🎆 Heads up, pet parents! 🎆Gallatin Veterinary Hospital will be closed July 4th–6th for the holiday weekend.Make sure to ...
06/25/2025

🎆 Heads up, pet parents! 🎆

Gallatin Veterinary Hospital will be closed July 4th–6th for the holiday weekend.

Make sure to plan ahead for food, meds, and any appointments your pet might need! 🐾

06/24/2025

Summer Dog Safety: Outdoor Playtime Tips

Worried about outdoor play in the heat? Here’s what every pet parent should know about summer dog safety before heading outside.

As temperatures rise, summer care for dogs becomes more important than ever. High heat can lead to overheating, burnt paws, and other serious health risks. Whether it’s backyard fetch or a trip to the dog park, a few smart precautions can keep playtime fun and safe.

• Plan playtime smartly. Opt for early morning (6–9 AM) or after 7 PM when the ground and air are cooler.
• Check the ground temperature. If it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for paws—stick to shaded, grassy areas or use protective booties.
• Hydrate and rest often. Make sure your dog has plenty of fresh water and access to shade between bursts of activity.
• Watch for heat stress. Signs like heavy panting, drooling, or slowing down are red flags, bring playtime to a stop and help your dog cool off.
• Tailor to your pet. Older dogs, brachycephalic (flat-faced) breeds, and those with health conditions are more sensitive to the heat and need lighter activity.

If you’re ever unsure whether your pet is showing signs of heat-related illness, reach out to your primary care vet, or visit our emergency clinic. We're here when you need us.

Address

1635 Reeves Road East
Bozeman, MT
59718

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 3pm

Telephone

+14065874458

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