Cody Veterinary Hospital

11/14/2024

Are you over run with old blankets or towels!? We can help!!

We supply our furry friends with safe and comfortable places to lay while they are visiting us and your donated items are always appreciated.

Here’s a couple of things to avoid…
- Blankets that have a fringe edge
- Holes
- Knit or crocheted items
- Sheets and pillows
- Anything an animal could get caught on

They don’t have to be pretty 🙂 our patient’s are very appreciative and so are we.

11/11/2024

🇺🇸 Cody Veterinary Hospital Honors All Who Served - Happy Veterans Day! 🇺🇸

Today, we pause to recognize and thank the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve our country. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice inspire us every day.

Let us remember the freedoms we cherish because of your service and honor the sacrifices you and your families have made for all of us. Today and every day, we salute you. Thank you for your service.

10/31/2024

Our friend Bastian has spent a lot of time with us lately, but today he stopped by to show us his handsome Halloween costume!

We are so happy to see you are on the mend! 🐕🥰

10/31/2024

Happy Howl-loween from all the staff at CVH!!

We hope everyone has a fun and safe night and always remember to watch out for your furry friends. Not all treats are good for them and some tricks might be a little scary.

Have a spook-tacular night!!

10/29/2024

🎃🐾 Keep Your Pets Safe This Halloween! 🐾🎃

Halloween is all fun and treats for us, but it can be a little spooky for our pets! Here are some tips to make sure your furry friends stay safe and happy this season:

Watch the Treats: Chocolate and candy can be toxic to pets. Keep them out of reach!
Costume Comfort: If dressing up your pet, make sure they’re comfortable and the costume doesn’t restrict movement or breathing.
Doorbell Drama: With all the trick-or-treaters, the doorbell can be stressful. Create a quiet space for your pet to relax.
Decor Dangers: Be mindful of candles, wires, and decorations that could be hazardous to curious paws.
Let’s make this Halloween fun and safe for everyone! 🧡👻

10/27/2024

Hold your horses right there and don't look any farther!!

Cody Veterinary Hospital is the clinic for you. Here is a quick look at some of our services...

- regular health care exams
- vaccines
- toe nail trims and a**l gland expression
- in-house laboratory
- emergency care
- x-ray
- poison control
- equine breeding and reproduction
- dental cleaning and extraction
- acupuncture
- cold laser therapy
- spay, neuters and castration
- health certificates and coggins
- orthopedic surgery
- pre-purchase and lameness exams
- professional, educated and caring staff
AND SO MUCH MORE!!!

We would love to meet you. Call us today and set up an appointment with one of our talented Veterinarians.

We look forward to seeing you soon!! 307-587-3151

10/23/2024

In case you missed the memo, STOP and write this down!!

Tomorrow, Thursday, October 24 from 5:30-7 at the Park County Library in Cody, the doctors of CVH will be hosting an information meeting. The topic of discussion is how to manage your pets pain and we will be sharing on some of the advanced ways we can help your furry friend stay more comfortable.

It will be a great evening and we look forward to seeing you there! Bring a friend!

10/20/2024

10/17/2024

One week away!!

We would love to see you at 5:30pm on Thursday, October 24 for an evening filled with great information! We are going to be presenting on some new techniques and technology we are offering at Cody Veterinary Hospital and how it affects animal pain management.

Bring a friend and follow the paw prints to the Park County Library in Cody.

10/17/2024

And here's the rest of our crew!!

Heather, Savannah, Erin and Emilie round out the talent we get to call staff. These ladies travel from far and wide to serve our patients with the best care possible. They have huge hearts and it shows in their work.

We are so glad to have you on staff ladies.

Happy Vet Tech Appreciation Week!!

10/16/2024

Today we honor these 3 gals.

Gwen, Elizabeth and Charley are three of the smiling, friendly faces you see when you come to CVH. Their dedication and hard work everyday is complimented by their love for animals and commitment to learning.

We love you girls. Thank you for choosing us to be your vet family.

STAY TUNED TO SEE THE REST OF OUR GREAT CREW!! ❤️

Happy Veterinary Technicians Week!

10/16/2024

Head to your calendar right now and block off the evening of Oct. 24!!!

We would like to invite you to an informational meeting being put on by the doctors of Cody Veterinary Hospital. We will be highlighting some of the new and exciting services we provide that will help with your pets pain management.

We hope to see you there!!

Thursday, October 24, 5:30-7pm at the Park County Library in Cody. Follow the paw prints!

10/14/2024

🐾🎉 Happy National Veterinary Technicians Week! 🎉🐾

This week, we’re celebrating the unsung heroes of animal care—our amazing vet techs! 💙 Your dedication, compassion, and hard work make a world of difference in the lives of our four-legged friends. 🐕🐈🐦

The techs at Cody Vet is a group like non-other. Their list of responsibilities is lengthy, most you will never see, but what it all comes down to is the love of the animal.

Join us in showing appreciation for these incredible professionals! We wouldn't be a clinic without them. Thank you girls!!! 👏🐾

10/13/2024

🌟 Today is World Cancer Day 🌟

Let’s come together to support the warriors, remember the loved ones we’ve lost, and fuel the fight for a cure. 💪💗

Cancer touches all of us in some way, but together we can make a difference. Whether it's raising awareness, supporting research, or simply being there for someone in need, every action counts.

Take a moment today to learn, share, and spread hope. Together, we’re stronger. 🎗️✨

10/11/2024

SHE’S HERE!! ❤️🦄

Lucy Joyce made her appearance yesterday morning to our dear Dr. Stephanie and her husband Rives.

We are all thrilled she has joined the CVH crew and send all the love to the White’s.

We can’t wait to meet her!!!

10/11/2024

Cody Veterinary Hospital is all about keeping our clients educated.

Please join us on Thursday, Oct. 24 from 5:30-7 at the Park County Library in Cody as our doctors present information on pain management for our pets.

Topics include acupuncture, cold laser therapy, orthopedic surgery and medical relief and intervention.

We hope to see you there! Follow the paw prints!

10/10/2024

The next CVH baby is here!!!

Robert Bailey Davis was born yesterday to one of our receptionists, Aly! ❤️

Congratulations to the entire family! We can’t wait to meet him. 👶🍼

10/10/2024

This just in!! Cody Veterinary Hospital is now offering Acupuncture for your pet!!

We are thrilled that our very own Dr. Sarah Buri has been training at Chi University in Florida and is now offering this wonderful therapy to our clients.

Acupuncture is a treatment that involves the stimulation of points, typically achieved through the insertion of specialized needles into the body. Acupuncture points typically lie along the body’s Meridian Channels along which Qi flows. Most veterinary acupuncture points and Meridian lines are transposed to animals from humans, though knowledge of some “classical points” defined on particular species has been retained and is used to this day.

Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM), although relatively new to the Western world, is a medical system that has been used in China to treat animals for thousands of years. It is an adaptation and extension of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) used to treat humans. Speaking broadly, Chinese Medicine is a complete body of thought and practice grounded in Chinese Daoist philosophy. Though it can be traced back over two millennia in recorded history, it, like any medical system, continues to evolve today, and current research on acupuncture and herbal medicine is beginning to shed light on its mechanism of action.

If you would like more information or have questions about this new service, please reach out to us. We would love to spend some time visiting to see if it is right for your furry friend.