Colebrook Manor Animal Hospital

07/03/2024

We will be closed tomorrow July 4th. We hope that everyone has a great holiday! We are proud to live in America❤️💙🤍 (and so is Scout!)

03/26/2024

Many Easter bunnies are purchased and given as gifts at this time of year and most ultimately end up in shelters because they do require a great deal of care and expense. Instead choose one of the other adorable options. Hope you all have a wonderful Easter season! 🐰✝️

03/20/2024

Happy Spring! 💐🌼The weather will be warming up and we will all start playing outside more. Don’t forget to protect you pets. We have all our most trusted products available and some new ones with instant rebates at the time of purchase. Call or stop in and we will get you stocked up protecting our furry friends. 🐶🐱

01/19/2024

12/21/2023

We are thankful for our amazing clients and their fur babies. Wishing everyone a truly blessed Christmas Season! 🎄🐾

11/08/2023

Could your dog have Osteoarthritis? Take the quiz and call the office at 610-269-0255 and our veterinary team can help answer any questions you may have about the NEW Librela.

07/05/2023

Wishing Happy Independence Day! A day to celebrate the tremendous freedoms that we have in this great Nation! Hoping everyone had a wonderful day!🎆

01/26/2023

Farming is important to all of us, farmer and consumer. This is a great read…..

01/15/2023

Farm Show 2023
So proud of these girls! 🐖🐮🐑

Newswatch 16 met quadruplet sisters and Chester County high school seniors, who have been showing animals together since they were 8 years old.

08/23/2022

Still looking……

JOB OPENING

Veterinary technician or veterinary assistant. Job requires animal handling, running laboratory tests, preparing samples, computer skills, and some reception skills. Interested candidates please send your resume to [email protected]

07/23/2022

JOB OPENING

Veterinary technician or veterinary assistant. Job requires animal handling, running laboratory tests, preparing samples, computer skills, and some reception skills. Interested candidates please send your resume to [email protected]

05/16/2022

Our very own Dr. Helen McCahon celebrates 30 years as a veterinarian. She graduated from Mississippi State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in 1992, and continues to grow in knowledge of both large and small animals. Since then she has become a mother of 6, a small animal practice owner, and has volunteered for the Chester County 4-H livestock clubs. To us, there is not a single human who embody’s true passion, kindness, and selflessness as Dr. McCahon. Dr. McCahon’s willingness to teach the future generation is on full display daily. We are forever grateful for the sacrifices she has made for the entire Colebrook community. We love you so much! Congrats on 30 years & here’s to many more!
Love,
The Colebrook Staff 💌

03/24/2022

Spring into Colebrook Manor for your Pet Care Savings!

03/23/2022

Happy National Puppy day to our sweet boy Scout! We are so blessed to have your loud bark & playful energy in our lives. We wish all of our canine patients a happy National Puppy day!

02/18/2022

When you are raising and training a pup into an adult dog… you should really only need to buy a leash one time.
This is a current clients leash whose puppy chewed through moments after arriving for a lesson. I’m absolutely not knocking my client as they were not the first and won’t be the last to have this happen.
My concern is through the years I have met so many clients who have a new leash almost every week. They buy them as often at least as they buy a bag of dog food.

How does this happen?
Why are you letting it happen?

You are allowing a small correctable thing to become a habitual behavior problem.

Teeth on leashes are never tolerated. Just don’t allow them to do that. Don’t be afraid to correct the dog. Don’t waste your time redirecting them either.
If you are training them right you should be able to keep their attention. If they are chewing the leash you have lost their attention.

Besides that it’s a good way to get an untrained or partially trained dog killed because you are using faulty equipment.

Inspect your leashes each time you use them.

It’s a weekly thing that I’m standing in front of a client and their dog…. And I can see peripherally what is going on and they are oblivious.

Stay observant and nip that crap in the bud ASAP.

Most trainers have been using the same leash or two for decades. To us it is like a fine paintbrush is to an artist. We don’t toss them away and get a new one every project. We take care of them and they last almost a career. 🤷‍♂️

Folks… I will leave you with this.

Dog training is about the little things. When you do not care enough about the little things your goals will
always be out of reach.

11/26/2021

We are thankful for all of our wonderful clients and their sweet fur babies. Wishing you all a day that we all can take time and count all of our blessings.

10/13/2021

Stock up and get a chance to win a Dyson Purifying Fan!

09/12/2021

Take a moment and remember all those who lost their lives on 9/11. Time to be grateful for our brave first responders and military personnel that keep us safe every day and protect our freedom!

08/26/2021

Happy National Dog Day, to Scout and all my canine patients! ❤️🐾🦴🐶

08/17/2021

Stop in and protect you pet! But 12 months of Heartgard and 6 months of Nexgard and get the usual rebate plus a free Kong toy! Call us and we can have it ready for rapid pick up.

08/04/2021

*Update* 8/5

The owner has been found. Thank you for all the shares!

Beautiful female German Shepherd found near Bell Tavern Park. If you know her owner please call or message me.

05/31/2021

We are grateful for all those who have served and sacrificed their lives to protect our freedom. Thank you!