Mercy Pet Hospital

02/26/2025

Looking for a new member of the family or new foster? Whiskey needs to be picked up today!

I am a male, brown and white Siberian Husky....

02/14/2025

You are paws-itively fetching and I totally woof you! I chews you to be my Valentine. 🐾❤️

These two are adorable, Hairee and Potter from our Mercy family. Post a photo of your furry valentine. 😍

02/02/2025

Meet our employee of the month for February!

Mareena!!

You've seen her working hard at the reception desk at our Citrus Heights location for you and your fur family!
She has been in the vet med business for 7 years and we are lucky to have her at Mercy Pet Hospital 😃🐾

A few rapid fire questions to get to know Mareena...
Dog or Cat --- Cat!
Beach or Mountains --- Mountains!
Sweet or Salty/Sour --- Salty/Sour
City or Country --- "I'm a city girl!"

01/30/2025

Ever wonder why cats get the zoomies?

Why do cats get the zoomies, and what does a cat zoomie mean? Learn about this normal behavior.

01/17/2025

Yes, we love them!!!!! ❤️ ♥️ ❤️

01/14/2025

Telemedicine (Virtual Visit) appointments are now available with our veterinarians! 👩‍⚕️🐕🐈

We are so excited to offer telemedicine for our clients and patients of Mercy Pet Hospital! This helps us to provide comprehensive care with convenience. At Mercy, we are all about trying to provide a positive and low-stress experience for you and your pet. Sometimes this means being able to stay in the comfort of your own home!

Call: 916-723-3456 (Citrus Heights) or 916-961-1567 (Fair Oaks)

Plus, ask us about new Payment Plan options and Wellness Plans! 😻

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01/11/2025

We have the cutest patients 😻

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01/08/2025

We are here for your pet's Urgent Care needs 😸🧑‍⚕️

Citrus Heights: 916-723-3456
Fair Oaks: 916-961-1567

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01/06/2025

Schedule your pet's Annual Exam today! 🐱🐶👩‍⚕️💉

Wellness Plans are available to spread the cost of care for your pet over 12 months!

Fair Oaks: 916-961-1567
Citrus Heights: 916-723-3456

01/03/2025

BIRD FLU in CATS 🐾
There have been more house cats identified to have H5N1 (avian influenza) in the Los Angeles area.

Things to know:
🐱Feed Safely: Do not feed unpasteurized milk to your cat. Avoid raw or undercooked poultry. Stick to commercial cat food or thoroughly cooked scraps. Monarch Raw Pet Food and Northwest Naturals have had product recalls.
🐱Limit Exposure: Keep cats away from wild bird areas, such as wetlands or feeding grounds. Dispose of bird carcasses properly and keep colony areas clean to deter birds.
🐱Use PPE: Always wear gloves and masks when handling sick cats to minimize risks when there has been possible exposure.
🐱Monitor Feral Colonies: Watch for signs like coughing, lethargy, or sudden illness. Use cameras to track unusual behaviors or deaths.

Looking for more information? Visit:
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/raw-pet-food-avoid-bird-flu-infection-milk-meat-rcna185541
https://www.cdc.gov/bird-flu/situation-summary/index.html

01/01/2025

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12/29/2024

We are continuing our 50% OFF Spay & Neuter promotion!🐕🐈

Our hope is to spay and neuter as many pets as possible through the holidays and new year! Mercy Pet Hospital is offering discounted surgery days for routine spays and neuters of cats and dogs under one and a half years old. Call us to schedule their pre-surgical exam today at 916-961-1567 (Fair Oaks) or 916-723-3456 (Citrus Heights).

We are also now offering multiple Payment Plan options and Telemedicine appointments!! 😻😻😻😻

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah from the Mercy Pet Hospital team! We hope you and your pets have a great holiday! 🎄 🕎

11/30/2024

Regular grooming is important for your pet’s health, not just their appearance. Grooming helps maintain a healthy coat, prevents matting, and reduces the risk of skin infections. Whether you groom at home or visit a professional, make sure it's part of your pet’s regular care routine.

11/29/2024

Maintaining a healthy weight is critical for your pet’s overall health. Obesity can lead to joint pain, diabetes, and a shortened lifespan. Help your pet stay fit with regular exercise, portion control, and a balanced diet. Ask us about creating a customized weight management plan for your pet.

11/27/2024

Vaccinations are a key part of keeping your pet healthy and protected from diseases like rabies, parvo, and distemper. Stay on top of their vaccination schedule and keep your pet safe and healthy for years to come.

11/25/2024

Many Thanksgiving foods, such as onions, garlic, and raisins, can be toxic to pets. While a little plain turkey is safe, it's best to avoid giving your pets table scraps. Consider making a special, pet-friendly holiday meal for them instead.

11/22/2024

Senior pets need extra attention and care. Look for signs of aging like decreased mobility, changes in appetite, or increased thirst. Regular check-ups help catch issues like arthritis or kidney disease early. Let us help your senior pet stay comfortable and healthy.