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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.
Keep Your Furry Friends Moving! Annual wellness exams are essential for maintaining your pet’s mobility and overall health, especially as they enter their senior years. Just like us, our pets can experience age-related issues that can impact their quality of life. Regular check-ups help catch potential problems early, ensuring your beloved companion stays active, happy, and comfortable. Schedule your pet’s wellness exam today and give them the gift of good health and longevity!
Reminder! Purchase 6 doses of Simparica Trio and get a $20 instant discount. Protect your pet from fleas, ticks, and heartworm with this all-in-one solution! 🐶🐱 Keep them healthy and safe. Ask us for more info today!
We are accepting new clients! Book your appointment today!
Managing Pet Care Costs:
Taking care of your pets is crucial, but vet bills can add up quickly. From regular check-ups to emergency treatments, expenses can be overwhelming. Here are some great financial options to help manage costs: Scratchpay, CareCredit, and Pet Insurance. To find the best Pet Insurance option for you and your pet, Pawlicy Advisor is a great resource. Give us a call for any financial questions you may have regarding your pet's care.
Protect your pet from fleas and ticks while saving big! Purchase 6 doses of Simparica Trio and get a $20 instant discount. Now that’s something to chew on! 🐶🐱 Ask us for more information today!
🌠🌟Exciting News 🌠🌟
Now through the end of June Dr Tilton is offering a "Buy One Get One" on wellness exams. If you bring in more than one pet, the second pet's exam fee will be waived! This does not include any medications, vaccines, or bloodwork. Call us 📞 406-587-4458 to schedule your pets today!
Gallatin Vet Hospital will be closed May 27, 2024 in honor of the brave souls who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. May their courage inspire us to live with purpose and gratitude. Wishing everyone a Memorial Day filled with reflection and appreciation, We will re-open for normal hours May 28, in case of emergency please contact:
🏥PETS Emergency Hospital 🏥
📞(406) 587-3996
🏠1103 Reeves Rd W # B1,
Bozeman, MT 59718
🦟 Have you scheduled your pets heartworm test for the year? 🦟
Heartworm prevention is an important part of maintaining your pets health! With an increase in heartworm cases in the Gallatin Valley even this year, it is important to talk to your vet on how to best keep your pet safe! We recommend testing yearly, and the use of monthly preventatives year round.
Have a question about your pets care?
📞Give us a call to schedule at 406-587-4458
✨ We are accepting new clients! ✨
Ever wonder what goes into a wellness exam? Take a behind the scenes peek at what goes into an exam here at GVH! To schedule an appointment, visit our website at https://www.gallatinvethospital.com/ , schedule via our app, or give us a call at 406-587-4458!
☀️ With flea and tick season here already, it is especially important to keep your pets up to date on their flea and tick preventatives. Not only are fleas and ticks unwanted, but they pose health risks for you and your pets. They can transmit zoonotic diseases such as the plague, Lyme Disease, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, and more. ☀️
👉 Protect your pets today and take advantage of all the great preventative options and competitive pricing. Various other products available in our online store which include:
💊 Full pharmacy - medications, supplements, and therapeutics
🥩 Food - prescription and non-prescription
🦴 Treats - biscuits, bones, and pill pockets
🐶 Pet supplies - beds, toys, accessories and more
If you have any questions or would like to know more, please give us a call at 406-587-4458 or send us a chat through our app.
✨Please keep in mind that we do require that your pet have a current exam to purchase preventatives, medications, or prescription foods.✨
🐾How to Order 🐾
👉Download our mobile app, click the order button, and select “Delivery”.
👉Within our app, all of your previous orders will also be listed to easily reorder in the future!
We are excited to be offering $10 off our exam fees May 16th - May 18th! As the weather gets warmer we all get outside more we encourage our clients to make sure their pets are up to date on their vaccines, and pick up heartworm, flea and tick preventatives for the season. Give us a call at 406-587-4458 or schedule online to redeem our exam discount this weekend!
Join us in a day in the life as our wonderful veterinary assistant Sunny sterilizes after a laparoscopic spay procedure!
One of our wonderful clients brought us the most amazing cookies today! We are so grateful for all of our clients and hope everyone is having a happy Saturday!
🎇Happy CSR Week! 🎇
Meet Gabby, she is originally from Connecticut, and pursued her studies in Applied Biological Sciences and Business Communication at Arizona State University. Like most in Bozeman, she loves the great outdoors. When not at GVH you can find Gabby hiking, running, traveling, and biking. Gabby has a special place in her heart for dogs, and has two of her own: Millie and Chance!
We appreciate everything our CSR's do, make sure to say hello next time you're in clinic!
🎇Happy CSR Week! 🎇
Meet Alison, she is originally from Maryland and completed her degree in Animal Science with equine specification at Montana State University. She has one horse named Justin, and one dog named Arlo. When she isn't at GVH you can find her hiking, camping, paddle boarding with her dog Arlo, reading, exploring the pacific northwest, visiting local coffee shops and enjoying everything Montana has to offer!
We appreciate everything our CSR's do, make sure to say hello next time you're in clinic!
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From routine check-ups and vaccinations to dental care and addressing illnesses, our veterinary services cover it all.
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Trust Gallatin Veterinary Hospital for all of your wellness, urgent, and advanced care animal hospital services. Advanced care & diagnostics. Call 406-587-4458!
🌸 Spring into Pet Wellness with Us! 🌸 Our clinic’s doors are open wide to furry friends old and new this spring!
The season of renewal is a great time to think about your pet's health especially as they will be spending more time outdoors and socializing. Schedule an appointment with your veterinarian to ensure your pets receive the care they deserve. From routine check-ups to specialized treatments, trust us to keep your beloved companions healthy and thriving.
Top 5 Spring-time Tips:
- Schedule a wellness exam for your pet to ensure they are healthy and up to date on vaccinations.
- Discuss flea, tick, and heartworm prevention.
- Check for signs of seasonal allergies in your pet and discuss treatment options.
- Consider spaying or neutering your pet if they have not already been altered.
- Start a dental care routine for your pet.
- Take precautions to keep your pet safe during outdoor activities.
🦌 We had a very special visitor at GVH today, he asks his identity remain anonymoose 👀
His visit was a very good reminder that it's time to talk about wildlife safety! As nature enthusiasts and pet lovers, it's crucial to remember our responsibility in keeping both wildlife and our furry friends safe. Here are a few tips to ensure harmony between our pets and the wildlife around us:
1️⃣ Leash up!: When exploring the great outdoors with your pets, always keep them on a leash. This not only protects wildlife from potential harm but also keeps your pet safe from unexpected encounters.
2️⃣ Respect their space: Give wildlife their distance. Observing from afar ensures their safety and prevents unnecessary stress.
3️⃣ Secure trash and food: Wildlife can be attracted to food left outdoors. Keep your trash securely closed and avoid leaving food out to prevent unwanted visitors.
4️⃣ Know your environment: Familiarize yourself with local wildlife and potential hazards in your area. Understanding the ecosystem helps you better protect both your pets and the wildlife around you.
Let's cherish the beauty of nature while ensuring the safety and well-being of all its inhabitants. 🌿🐾
✨Breaking News!✨ We've decided to extend our Dental Special until end of May! Book now to receive $100 off your pet's dental cleaning.
🏥 Gallatin Vet Hospital 🏥
1635 Reeves Rd E
Bozeman MT 59715
☎406-587-4458
Stacy always goes the extra mile for her patients, and we are the luckiest to have her on our team!
🚫 March is National Poison Prevention Month! 🚫 Did you know that xylitol, a common sugar substitute, can be highly toxic to pets? 😱 This sweetener, often found in sugar-free gum, candy, and some peanut butter brands, can cause serious health issues like low blood sugar and liver failure in dogs.
🐾 Keep your pets safe by checking ingredient labels carefully and keeping xylitol-containing products out of their reach! The ASPCA has provided this great infographic highlighting those dangers. 🐶💕
Help cheer on our GVH team Ace of Spays as they compete to support in this year's Dodgeball tournament!!
Looking to spruce up your space with some green this spring? Worried about pet safety?
The ASPCA has provided this awesome infographic highlighting plants that are pet-safe. ANY plant can cause GI upset when ingested, so it is always best to keep out of reach when possible.
March is month. Check out this infographic provided by the ASPCA - highlighting Spring Cleaning Do's and Dont's!
🐾 Worried when your pet gets into something they shouldn't? 😰 Don't panic! The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) has got your back! 🌟 Their veterinary toxicology experts are here round the clock, every single day, to assist pet owners in emergencies involving potential toxins.
If you suspect your pet has ingested something harmful, don't hesitate! 📞 Contact APCC at (888) 426-4435 or reach out to us pronto for guidance on what to do next. Your pet's safety is our top priority! 💖
March is month. Check out this infographic by the ASPCA - covering the topic of Toxic-to-Kitties Lilies.
Sending someone flowers? Make sure if you know if they have a cat to not include lilies in the arrangement. They're very popular year-round, but especially in the spring/Easter season!
📢ALERT! Ticks have been spotted... is your pet protected?
It's been an unusually warm winter, and these little buggers are taking advantage of it. Be sure to give your flea and tick prevention starting now.
It's National Dog Biscuit Day! And who could resist these three sitting so nicely.... give it up already! Here's a simple recipe for some homemade biscuits:
🐶Peanut Butter & Banana Dog Biscuits
Ingredients:
2 ripe bananas
1 cup unsalted peanut butter
2 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 350°F (175°C) and line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
In a mixing bowl, mash the bananas until smooth.
Add the peanut butter to the mashed bananas and mix until well combined.
Gradually add the whole wheat flour to the banana-peanut butter mixture, stirring until a dough forms.
Roll out the dough on a lightly floured surface to about 1/4 inch thickness.
Use cookie cutters to cut out shapes, or simply use a knife to cut the dough into squares or rectangles.
Place the biscuits onto the prepared baking sheet and bake for 15-20 minutes, or until golden brown.
Allow the biscuits to cool completely before serving to your furry friend.
Note: Store the cooled biscuits in an airtight container at room temperature for up to two weeks, or freeze for longer storage. Enjoy celebrating National Dog Biscuit Day with your pup! 🐾🍪
🦷 Don't miss out on our Dental Health Smile Program, extended through the end of March! 😁 Combine it with your Paws Rewards for even more savings:
10 Paws points = an extra $50 off
20 Paws points = an extra $100 off
Give us a call at 406-587-4458 to schedule your furry friend's dental appointment today! 📞✨
Accepting new clients! Dr. Karyn Tilton, CVA, CCRT is passionate about your pet's quality of life. Give us a call today to experience these benefits:
⭐Comprehensive Care: Dr. Tilton offers acupuncture, laser therapy, and tailored rehab programs to manage pain effectively, alongside her dedication to providing the best medicine, treatments, and preventatives that Gallatin Vet can offer!
⭐Personalized Approach: Each pet receives individualized treatment plans for optimal comfort and results. Most rehab programs can continue from home!
⭐Pain Relief: Dr. Tilton alleviates discomfort for improved well-being, in both acute and chronic pain cases.
⭐Whole-body Wellness: Addressing overall health, Dr. Tilton supports pets' long-term vitality with preventative care.
⭐Professional Expertise: Certified in canine rehabilitation and veterinary acupuncture! Dr. Tilton has undergone intensive, immersive training to become certified in these modalities.
We are accepting new clients! Book your appointment today!
🦷 The AVMA recommends regularly brushing your pet’s teeth as it is the single most effective way to keep them healthy between dental cleanings, potentially reducing the need for vet visits.
Daily brushing is ideal, but even a few times a week can make a difference. While most dogs accept brushing, cats may need extra patience and training.
It's important to note that not all pet dental products are effective. Consult your veterinarian before trying any new products, treats, or dental-specific diets for your furry friend. To find a list of approved products, please reference the Veterinary Oral Health Council https://vohc.org/ or give us a call to discuss with your primary DVM!
Your pet's dental health is crucial for their overall well-being. Start a brushing routine today to keep those smiles shining bright! 😁🐾
1635 Reeves Road East
Bozeman, MT
59718
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| Tuesday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
| Wednesday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
| Thursday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
| Friday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
| Saturday | 8am - 5:30pm |
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✨ We are accepting new clients! ✨ Ever wonder what goes into a wellness exam? Take a behind the scenes peek at what goes into an exam here at GVH! To schedule an appointment, visit our website at https://www.gallatinvethospital.com/ , schedule via our app, or give us a call at 406-587-4458! #GallatinVetHospital #Veterinarymedicine #Bozeman
Join us in a day in the life as our wonderful veterinary assistant Sunny sterilizes after a laparoscopic spay procedure! #GallatinVetHospital #VeterinaryMedicine
Staff pets discussing what REALLY goes on at the vet 🐶🐱 Featuring River, Mindi, and Oly, who put on their best acting skills to take you behind the scenes at GVH! 🎬🐾 #GallatinVetHospital #parksandrec #behindthescenes #vetlife
🏃♂️🚀 Running into Monday like... 🌟 Gear up, pet lovers! We're bounding into the week with the same energy our furry friends bring to the clinic. 🐶💨 Whether it's a sprint to wellness or a leap into pet care victories, let's make this Monday a tail-wagging success! 🏆🐾 How are you and your pets conquering the week ahead? Share your vet-related Monday moments below! 👇 #MondayMotivation #VetLifeAdventures #NewWeekNewWins 🚀🐾
🦃🐾 In the spirit of gratitude and giving thanks, we will be closed on Thanksgiving Day to allow our dedicated team to celebrate with their families and recharge for the days ahead. For any pet emergencies during this time, we've got you covered! 🚑🐶 The compassionate team at Pet Emergency Trauma Services will be available to assist. We will reopen for normal business hours on Friday, 11/24. 🏥Pet Emergency Trauma Services 📞 Emergency Contact: (406) 587-3996 📍 Location: 1103 Reeves Rd W # B1, Bozeman, MT 59718 We appreciate your understanding and wish you and your beloved pets a safe and joyful Thanksgiving! 🍂🐾 #ThanksgivingClosure #EmergencyPetCare #GratefulForOurClients
McGee gets his cherry eye repaired! “Cherry eye" is a common term for prolapse (or popping out) of the third eyelid gland. In some dogs, especially certain breeds and often in younger animals, the gland of the third eyelid can become swollen and pop out of its normal position, making it visible as a reddish-pink mass in the corner of the eye, resembling a cherry. That's why it's called a "cherry eye." In this case, surgical repositioning was needed to correct the cherry eye. This is the most common treatment; veterinarians surgically tack the gland back to normal. This approach is favored because it preserves the gland's function while maintaining healthy tear production. McGee is expected to make a full recovery in just a few weeks!
Annual wellness exams are essential for pets to detect illnesses early, stay up to date on vaccinations, obtain parasite prevention and control, dental health, and much more! As pets age, their needs change. Regular exams help tailor care recommendations to the appropriate life stage, whether it's puppy/kitten, adult, or senior. Knowing that a trained professional has examined your pet and given them a clean bill of health (or provided guidance on managing any health issues) can provide significant peace of mind to pet owners. Give us a call to book your pet’s wellness exam today!
Your pet's health is our top priority. If your furry friend is feeling under the weather, we're here to help. Give us a call with any questions and get seen by a veterinarian quickly!
Meet Millie! Millie is a bulldog who was playing with some kids on the hot pavement, and all the chasing and sliding, unfortunately, rubbed off Millie’s paw pads, ouch! The medical staff worked diligently to ease Millie’s pain by first removing any dead skin from her paw pads, then soaking them in an antiseptic solution before wrapping them in a clean bandage. She is expected to be back to her normal self in a few weeks. Millie was a trooper during her treatment and gave the staff kisses the whole time! Keep in mind that asphalt temperatures are much hotter than the air temperature during hot days. If the air temperature is 77°F the asphalt temperature is 125°F, increasing as the air temperature increases.
Is your pet sick, and do you need to see the vet this week? Call us today, and we can get you in. We see sick pets for a variety of conditions, including vomiting, diarrhea, bloody diarrhea, bloody vomit, toxin ingestion, foreign body ingestion, bloat, broken legs, fractures, knee injury, lethargy, seizures, labored breathing, weight loss, weight gain, inappetence, anorexia, lacerations, broken toenail, injury, allergic reaction, anaphylaxis, hot spot, skin infection, allergies, kennel cough, cough and much more. Of course, not every incident requires a trip to the ER, but if your pet is acting out of character or exhibiting signs of distress, it’s important to trust your instincts. Rather than wondering whether it’s critical enough to bring your pet in, the best thing to do is call your vet and, if it’s after hours, your local emergency clinic. We are here for you and your pet. Call Today!
Bloodwork is an important diagnostic tool used by veterinarians to assess the health of pets and to detect any underlying medical conditions and should be done annually with your pet's wellness exam. This procedure is especially important for middle-aged to senior pets in order to catch and treat any diseases early. Ask your veterinarian about bloodwork at your next visit!
Keeping your dog's joints healthy is a surefire way to give them a longer life. Providing regular exercise to maintain muscle strength and promote joint flexibility, giving them a balanced diet rich in nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids and glucosamine, along with weight management, can help support healthy joints and reduce the risk of joint-related issues later in life!
What is the typical vaccination schedule for a kitten? Check out the video to learn more 😸💉🐾
Our feline clients are some of our favorites to care for. Here are 5 fun facts about cats! 1. Cats have a remarkable ability to rotate their ears up to 180 degrees, allowing them to locate sounds with incredible precision. This keen sense of hearing helps them detect even the faintest noises, making them skilled hunters. 2. Despite being carnivorous, cats have taste buds that are not particularly attuned to sweetness. They lack the taste receptors for detecting sweet flavors, unlike humans and many other mammals. 3. Cats are highly acrobatic and have a flexible spine that enables them to twist, turn, and squeeze through narrow spaces. Their exceptional agility is attributed to their collarbone, which is free-floating and allows for increased flexibility in navigating tight spots. 4. While cats are known for their independent nature, they are also capable of forming strong social bonds. Cats have been observed engaging in various forms of communication, including purring, rubbing against their owners, and even blinking slowly, all of which are considered signs of affection and trust. 5. Cats have an extraordinary sense of balance, aided by their highly sensitive inner ear structures. This remarkable balance allows them to land on their feet when falling from heights, a skill known as the "righting reflex." They can twist their bodies in mid-air and adjust their limbs to ensure a safe landing.
Trade secrets revealed- straight from the source! Bob the Tick spills the beans on how he and his eight-legged friends wreak havoc on your pets. 🐜🚩WE HAVE SEEN TICKS THIS YEAR! - Is your pet protected? We offer options trusted by our veterinarians in-clinic, as well as several other trusted products through our online pharmacy! There are also a few exciting ways to save money on these medications- both in-clinic and online.
That’s not where the kitchen sponge should be! This Maltipoo pup was brought in after the owner noticed the scrub daddy sponge was missing. They rushed in before the dog had any symptoms, and X-rays were taken to confirm that the pup had the sponge in his stomach. The pup underwent surgery to remove the sponge and made a full recovery! Advanced imaging techniques such as x-rays are crucial to veterinary medicine because they allow veterinarians to see inside an animal's body in a way that is not possible with traditional diagnostic methods. With advanced imaging, veterinarians can obtain detailed images of an animal's organs, tissues, and bones, which can help to identify and diagnose a wide range of conditions and diseases – In this case, a displaced smile!
National Pet Dental Health month may be coming to an end but it's important to get your pet's teeth cleaned no matter the time of year! Periodontal disease is one of the most common problems your pet can face. Most periodontal diseases occur below the gum line, where it is hard to see, making regular cleanings vital to prevention. Give us a call to learn more!
Imaging techniques such as x-rays, ultrasounds, CT scans, and MRIs are important tools for veterinarians in the diagnosis of medical conditions in pets. A 2-year-old Labrador Retriever mix had been battling anxiety issues and unfortunately was unable to be given any prescription sedatives. One day when her owners were at work, the pup ripped up some carpet in their home. The pup had been vomiting, so her owner rushed her into the veterinarian for radiographs and found a stomach full of carpet and 2 staples. These imaging techniques provide detailed images of the inside of the body, which can help veterinarians to identify problems that may not be visible using other methods. It looked like nothing had passed into her GI tract, so they opted to try to have her vomit. They had success and she threw up lots of carpet and both staples!! The owner took the staples home to remind them that things could've been much worse. Now she is a happy and healthy dog who goes into a safe kennel when the owners leave!
Don't let the snow outside fool you, fleas are a problem year-round. In fact, we've seen a few cases already this year. And if we are seeing them in the clinic, they are happening on a much larger scale out in your homes! The 🌟BEST🌟 way to get on top of this problem is to give your preventatives/parasiticides from your veterinarian. We offer both a topical option and an oral medication. Our oral option covers your pup for 3 whole months! Give us a call or visit us online to request a pickup of your pets' parasiticides.
Vaccines provide valuable protection for your pup. Get a personalized vaccination plan based on your dog’s lifestyle. http://ow.ly/lqjK50LWrWf
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