Cheyenne Pet Clinic

06/18/2025

06/17/2025

"Everything is good my pappy doing well thanks you." says Manat on Google

★★★★★ Everything is good my pappy doing well thanks you.

06/15/2025

Happy Father's Day to all the wonderful dads out there! We hope you have an astounding day!

06/13/2025

Are your pets frightened by fireworks?
We recommend that you plan in advance and contact us to schedule an appointment or request a prescription refill to assist your pet during the 4th of July celebrations.

06/11/2025

Please help us welcome our newest veterinarian to Cheyenne Pet Clinic, Dr. April Emig!

Dr. Emig was born in and raised in Cheyenne. After graduating from East High School, she attended Michigan State University where she earned a bachelor's degree in Zoology. She then moved closer to home, completing her doctorate in veterinary medicine from Colorado State University in 2014. Dr. Emig's clinical interests include preventative medicine, internal medicine, and surgery.
Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Emig enjoys traveling, music, and spending time with family.

We are so thrilled that she has joined us!

06/10/2025

Terrific Teammate Tuesday!

Brenda
She is one of our fabulous receptionists and has been with our clinic for 3.5 years!

Interesting fact!
Brenda has filmed an episode of "How it's made" on boat canvases!

06/09/2025

"Great customer service! The staff are caring and knowledgeable! You won't regret bringing your fur baby here." says Anthony on Google

★★★★★ Great customer service! The staff are caring and knowledgeable! You won't regret bringing your fur baby here.

06/04/2025

"Very friendly staff. They do great cutting my dog's nails, which I cannot manage to do at home. I have never had to wait very long to be seen, and everyone there is kind." says Aletha on Google

★★★★★ Very friendly staff. They do great cutting my dog's nails, which I cannot manage to do at home. I have never had to wait very long to be seen, and everyone there is kind.

06/02/2025

Camping season is here!

Here are some tips to help keep your furry friend safe while enjoying the great outdoors.

*Check their tags! - Ensure that pet tags are updated with current information, including your contact details. Including a phone number is advisable for facilitating the return of a lost pet. Microchipping a pet is an effective method to ensure their safe return home. Inserted under the skin by a veterinarian, this microchip contains a unique identification number that can be traced back to the owner.

*Watch the weather! – Pets are prone to heat stroke similarly to humans. In hot weather, it is advisable to keep pets indoors or in shaded areas. If they accompany you on hikes, ensure that there is ample water available and take frequent breaks in the shade.

*Pay attention to signs! Many common camping areas may display warning signs. It is important to observe these signs for your safety and the safety of your pet.

*Prevention is Key! – There are multiple preventative measures that can be taken to protect pets. Vaccines serve as an effective preventive measure. Numerous diseases exist in the environment and can be transmitted by wildlife. Flea, tick and heartworm prevention help prevent diseases transmitted by ticks and mosquitoes. These don’t even require a shot, just a chewable tablet once a month.

Call us today to get scheduled before your next adventure!

05/31/2025

Show off your smile today on National Smile Day!

05/27/2025

Terrific Teammate Tuesday!

Christine
She is one of our wonderful receptionists and has been with our clinic for 5 years!

Interesting fact!
Christine received a full ride college scholarship to play D2 softball in Kansas!