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Mercy Pet Hospital

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Citrus Heights, CA
Mercy Pet Hospital

Customized Quality Care For Your Pet
Currently accepting new clients vaccines, Microchip, spay and neuter. Full pharmacy, and special pet diets.

Full service veterinary hospital - Our services include:
Well-Pet Exams, Sick pet exams, drop off appointments available, Health Certificates. Dental cleaning, x-rays and extractions for full dental care. In house and outside Laboratory test, surgery, X-Rays, Ear, Eye, and Skin issues.

11/07/2024

Pets can experience anxiety just like humans. Whether it’s triggered by loud noises, changes in routine, or separation from their favorite humans, anxiety can make life uncomfortable for your pet. Look for signs like pacing, panting, or destructive behavior. Consult us to discuss management options like calming techniques, medications, or environmental changes.

11/04/2024

Annual exams are essential for your pet's health. These check-ups help detect problems early, manage health issues, and update necessary vaccinations. Regular vet visits ensure your pet remains healthy and can lead a full, active life. Schedule your pet’s annual exam today and keep them in top health!

11/01/2024

Heartworm prevention is crucial year-round as it can save your pet’s life. These parasites are transmitted by mosquitoes and can cause severe health issues, including heart failure. Regular preventive treatment is key to keeping your pet safe. Don't wait for symptoms to appear. Ensure your pet is on preventive medication and check with us on the best options available.

10/31/2024

Halloween is full of spooky fun, but it can be a bit overwhelming for pets. To keep them safe, be sure to keep candy and decorations out of their reach. Chocolate and sugar-free candies can be toxic, and decorations like candles and fake cobwebs can be hazardous. If your pet feels stressed, create a quiet space away from trick-or-treaters. Costumes can be fun, but make sure they don’t restrict your pet’s movement or comfort.

10/30/2024

Bringing a new pet home is exciting, but it’s important to prepare your home for their arrival. Make sure you have all the essentials, including food, water, bedding, toys, and a designated area where they feel safe and secure. Puppy-proof or kitten-proof your home by removing hazards like electrical cords, toxic plants, and small objects they could swallow. Gradually introduce your new pet to other pets or family members to avoid overwhelming them.

10/28/2024

Arthritis can affect pets just as it does humans. It’s a painful condition that can limit mobility and reduce your pet’s quality of life. If you notice signs of stiffness, limping, or reluctance to move, it may be time to consult us about arthritis management options. Treatments like weight management, pain relief, and physical therapy can make a big difference in helping your pet live a comfortable and active life.

10/27/2024

So proud of my dad celebrating his 50th UC Davis Veterinary School reunion! He inspired me to create Mercy Pet Hospital and my passion to help all the pets in our community! I’m greatful I get to share this supportive and advancing profession with both my dad and sister! 😊
🐕 🐈‍⬛ 🐖 🐎 🐄 🐑 🐓 🐟 🐍 🐇 🐅 🦌

10/25/2024

Regular veterinary check-ups are essential for keeping your pet healthy. Even if your pet seems perfectly fine, a yearly exam can catch potential health issues before they become serious. Preventive care is always better than reactive treatment. During these visits, we can assess your pet’s overall health, update vaccinations, and provide personalized advice on nutrition, exercise, and more.

10/22/2024

Microchipping is one of the best ways to ensure you’re reunited with your pet if they ever get lost. A microchip provides permanent identification that can’t be lost or removed. It’s a simple, quick procedure that gives you peace of mind. We highly recommend microchipping all pets, even those who primarily stay indoors, as accidents can happen. It’s the best way to make sure they’re returned to you safely.

10/19/2024

As temperatures drop, it’s important to prepare your pet for the cold weather. Short-haired breeds and small pets may need extra warmth, so consider adding a sweater or jacket when they go outside. Also, keep an eye out for signs of cold stress, such as shivering or reluctance to go outside. Make sure your pet’s paws are protected and cleaned after walks.

10/16/2024

Parasites like fleas, ticks, and worms can wreak havoc on your pet’s health. These pests are not only uncomfortable but can also transmit serious diseases.

Regular preventive treatments are key to keeping your pet safe from parasites. Schedule regular parasite screenings and use preventive medications as recommended.

If your pet shows signs of itching, biting, or discomfort, it’s important to act quickly before an infestation becomes severe.

10/14/2024

Halloween is right around the corner. Here are some tips to keep your dog or cat safe this spooky season.

Also, if you have any pictures of your fur baby dressed up to go out share them with everyone.

10/13/2024

Senior pets require extra attention and care to ensure they live happy, comfortable lives. Watch for signs of aging such as decreased mobility, changes in appetite, or increased thirst. Early detection of issues like arthritis or kidney disease can help prolong your pet’s life and quality of care. Schedule regular check-ups so we can monitor your pet’s health and adjust their care as needed.

10/10/2024

Oral health is a vital part of your pet’s overall wellness. Regular dental check-ups and cleanings help prevent periodontal disease, which can lead to more severe issues like heart and kidney disease.

Many pets suffer from dental problems that go unnoticed until they become serious. By staying on top of your pet’s dental health with regular vet visits, you can prevent pain, tooth loss, and other complications.

10/07/2024

Halloween can be a fun holiday for families, but it can also be stressful for pets.

Candy, decorations, and loud noises can pose risks. Chocolate and candy containing xylitol are toxic to pets, so be sure to keep all treats out of reach.

Additionally, consider creating a quiet, safe space for your pet during trick-or-treating hours to reduce stress from the constant doorbell ringing.

If you’re dressing up your pet, make sure the costume is comfortable and doesn’t restrict movement, vision, or breathing.

10/04/2024

Allergies can make your pet feel miserable, but the good news is that they can be managed effectively. Common symptoms include itching, scratching, red or inflamed skin, and frequent licking. If your pet shows any of these signs, they may have an allergy to food, environmental factors, or even certain materials in your home. We recommend scheduling an appointment if you notice these symptoms.

10/01/2024

Keeping your pet hydrated is crucial for their overall health. Just like humans, pets need a constant supply of fresh water to stay healthy. Dehydration can lead to serious health problems, including urinary tract issues, kidney damage, and even organ failure. Make sure to provide clean, fresh water daily and monitor their water intake.

09/30/2024

Tick and flea prevention is not just about comfort—it’s about safeguarding your pet's health. These pests can transmit serious diseases to your pet. Regular prevention is essential to keeping your pet healthy and free from parasites. Let us help you choose the best prevention plan for your pet.

Address

6418 Tupelo Drive
Citrus Heights, CA
95621,95628

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

(916) 723-3456

Website

http://www.mercypethospital.com/

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Your pets health is our number one issue. Wellness diagnostic screening is one way that we are able to detect potential issues in your pets health early and help your pet live a healthy life.

The end of the year brings no greater joy than the opportunity to express how grateful we are for you our pet parents and of course your fur babies. Happy holidays to all of you, and may your new year be filled with happiness and success. The Doctors and Staff of Mercy Pet Hospital.