VCA Farmington Hills Animal Hospital

01/17/2025

Did you know a dog’s sense of smell is up to 100,000 times stronger than ours? Their noses can detect scents we can't even imagine! 🤯

Watch this video to learn more fascinating facts about how dogs experience the world through smell.

🎥: VCA Baring Boulevard Animal Hospital

01/16/2025

Don't let a little snow ruin your pet's walk! We're sharing tips to help your pet avoid having jack frost nip at their nose on their next potty break.

01/15/2025

Arthritis can cause complications with keeping your pet healthy, and low-impact exercises can be a great way to manage your pet's health.

Follow along to learn how you can help keep your pet active!

01/09/2025

All donations made to VCA Charities at any VCA Animal Hospital in California will support disaster relief efforts, including our work to help pets impacted by the current devastating fires in Los Angeles now through January 31st.

01/07/2025

Keeping our pets safe is our top priority!

Visit https://pets.vcahospitals.com/er-holiday to claim your 50% off coupon, find a VCA Animal Hospitals Emergency Care location near you.

Offer for free ER exams available for CareClub Members only. Offer for 50% off one ER exam. Both offers available at participating ER locations through 1/15/25. Terms and conditions apply.

01/06/2025

As the seasons change, it’s crucial to keep your pet cozy and safe from the elements. Our winter safety tips will help your pets stay safe and warm, no matter the weather!

12/31/2024

Happy New Years from VCA! We hope you and your pets have an amazing day to welcome the new year! #2025

12/30/2024

We’ve had some paw-sitively amazing pet moments in 2024! We’re thrilled to have cared for over 3.7 million animals this year!

Thank you for trusting us with your pets—it's been an honor to be a part of their journey. Here’s to many more unforgettable moments in the year ahead! 💙

12/23/2024

Happy Holidays to you and your pets!

From: VCA 💙

12/20/2024

The CDC has confirmed an outbreak of Avian Flu, which can spread among birds, livestock, and other animals.

To help keep you and your pets safe, we’re sharing important guidelines and precautions. Swipe through to learn more.

12/20/2024

At VCA, peace of mind is our love language. This holiday season, unwrap 50% off an Emergency Care exam* until January 15. Claim your coupon today and be prepared in case of an emergency: https://bit.ly/3Z2AvD1

Offer for 50% off one ER exam at participating ER locations through 1/15/25. Terms and conditions apply.

12/19/2024

Pets aren’t just gifts—they’re lifelong companions and commitments. This holiday season, let’s remember the responsibility that comes with welcoming a pet into our lives.

We've put together some key reminders to help ensure a happy, healthy future for your pet.

12/17/2024

We’re sharing some helpful tips on how to care for your pet’s arthritis including senior-proofing your home.

12/16/2024

To have a happy, hazard-free holiday, pay attention to these common holiday dangers for pets!

This holiday season, we're by providing 50% off an ER exam for all pet owners and free ER exams for CareClub members.

Visit https://pets.vcahospitals.com/er-holiday to claim your 50% off coupon, find a VCA Animal Hospitals Emergency Care location near you, and discover more tips for a safe, pet-friendly holiday season.

12/13/2024

Worried your cat might be hiding joint pain? If they’re hesitating on stairs or avoiding high perches, it could be a sign they’re uncomfortable.

A CareClub® membership can help your pet with mobility support, including unlimited exams and joint health rechecks.*

Enroll today: https://bit.ly/40aTlsm

12/12/2024

🎶 Put your paws up as we celebrate the 12 Days of VCA 🎶

12/12/2024

Is your pet the goodest boy or girl? Watch until the end for maximum “aww” moments.

12/06/2024

Stay safe, stay merry this holiday season!

Be prepared by learning which common festive hazards to keep out of reach of pets—curated by Trupanion. https://bit.ly/3Azq6W1

11/25/2024

With the holidays fast approaching, just a friendly reminder to keep a watchful eye on your pets. There are many foods around this time of year that are very dangerous for pets. With all the gatherings occuring, make sure your pets do not escape through open doors. Also be mindful of how stressed they are. Too many people can be overwhelming. Enjoy this special time of year!

11/25/2024

We will be closed from 12-2 today for a staff meeting. Sorry for any inconvenience.

11/11/2024

Ticks have become much more prevalent in our area. With more ticks comes more lyme disease. This is a lifelong condition that can cause lameness, swollen joints, anorexia, weight loss, and affect the kidneys. The best defence is by using a flea and tick preventative and being vaccinated (in canines) for lyme. Here's more info: https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/lyme-disease-in-dogs

11/08/2024

Fun Fact Friday! Did you know that sheep have more teeth than cats do? How wild!

11/06/2024

Now that the weather is becoming colder out, just a friendly reminder to keep your pet on prevention year round!

10/19/2024

Halloween is approaching fast! Have you thought of a costume for your pet? (If they like that sort of thing) Here's some inspirational help: https://dogtime.com/products/162580-best-dog-costumes-for-halloween

10/16/2024

Thank you vet techs!

10/15/2024

10/14/2024

Happy Veterinary Technician Week! We are so grateful for all that you do! We love you!

10/13/2024

While most dogs enjoy walking, some breeds make the perfect jogging partner, like golden retrievers, beagles and more. Before taking your pet on a run, ease into it gently and make a fitness plan with your VCA veterinarian to ensure their safety.

10/11/2024

Preventive care and early intervention in diseases provide well-established and well-accepted benefits in human medicine and human dentistry. Now that cats are living longer, they too are developing age-related illnesses and issues, such as osteoarthritis, kidney disease, diabetes, hyperthyroidism, and cancer. Learn more about how your veterinarian can help you keep your cat living their best life: https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/why-preventive-health-care-is-important-for-cats

10/09/2024

Let’s celebrate older dogs by helping them to be more active and improve their overall quality of life. If you notice subtle changes in your dog’s behavior, your VCA Farmington Hills care team can help. Call us today to book an appointment for an osteoarthritis evaluation: 248-553-2340

10/07/2024

If your cat is deaf or hard of hearing, you can develop your own sign language to train them! The key is patience, consistency and creativity. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3kx4oX4

10/05/2024

The Alaskan Malamute was first described living amongst the Mahlemut people on Alaska's northwest coast. The dogs served as hunting partners for seals and polar bears, among other big game, and as sled dogs for hauling heavy loads.https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/dog-breeds/alaskan-malamute

10/03/2024

Pet Fire Safety! While we never expect to have a fire emergency, we should always be prepared for them, and pets should not be left out of the plans. Let's keep everyone safe! Learn more about how you can prepare for a fire emergency with pets, here: https://www.aspca.org/news/fire-safety-and-your-pets-keeping-them-safe-unexpected

10/01/2024

Curious about TPLO surgeries in pets? Dr. Carrie Adrian explains the recovery process! https://youtu.be/wNZQFZHByC0

09/26/2024

Obesity in dogs can lead to many health issues, including bone and joint problems. To ensure your dog lives their healthiest life, follow these pointers on reducing the risk of obesity—including knowing its causes. Talk to your VCA veterinarian and learn more here: https://bit.ly/3LZCXlK

09/25/2024

House soiling, scratching and aggression are the most common behavior problems reported in cats. What begins as an intermittent frustration can increase in frequency or severity to the point that it dramatically affects your relationship with your cat.

If you notice a behavior problem, don’t procrastinate; address the issue as soon as possible. See your veterinarian to rule out medical causes and develop an appropriate treatment plan.