City Park Animal Clinic

11/07/2024

We love the Street Dog Coalition and this year they are asking our help! If you have any donations you can drop them off at our hospital, thank you all who have already donated 💜

10/30/2024

Happy Pitbull Awareness Month!!! As this month comes to a close Koda is here to educate us on some pitty fun facts 💜 1.Both President Teddy Roosevelt and President Woodrow Wilson owned Pit Bull terriers 2.Pit Bulls have served as wartime soldiers and mascots, including Stubby, who went to war in France for 18 months during WWI. His service and acts of bravery — including saving his regiment from mustard gas attacks — earned him the rank of Sergeant, and he returned home to a hero’s parade 3. According to the American Temperament Test Society, Pit Bulls pass their temperment test—conducted by a trained handler—87% of the time. That ranks them as 4th best of 122 breeds tested, meaning they are one of the most affectionate and least aggressive dogs.

10/07/2024

If you recently adopted a dog, bring them by for their first free wellness exam, snuggles, and kisses!

10/07/2024

Not so spooky 👻 we love our feline friends!

10/07/2024

This can be a touchy subject and we understand, let us help you with your pets wellness journey at City Park Animal Clinic 🐾

10/04/2024

This is Doughnut. He is a great success story to come out of our clinic! When he first came to us he was extremely fearful and had a difficult time visiting the clinic. Through our technicians hard work he is becoming a pleasure to work with and less fearful every visit! If this sounds like something your pet could use help with as well, give us a call @ (970) 224- 2929 And ask about our fear free appointments/ training with Cat 💜

07/31/2024

UPDATED 7/31/24 at 3:53pm
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As of right now, NOCO Humane is temporarily caring for 196 animals who evacuated from their homes and could not stay with their owners: 36 dogs, 47 cats, 82 chickens, 10 ducks, and 21 small mammals/exotics. If you were evacuated and need temporary housing for your pet (no larger than a goat), our Larimer Campus is able to care for them. If after hours, we have an Animal Protection & Control Officer on call who can help evacuated animals get settled into our shelter at any time of the night. Once you’re here call 970.226.3647 ext. 7.

If you are seeking housing for an animal larger than a goat, please go to Island Grove Regional Park in Greeley, 501 N 14th Ave, Greeley, CO 80631.

If you were able to stay with your pet after being evacuated and need food/supplies, please feel free to stop by our Larimer Campus in Loveland and we will provide you with an emergency supply.

Due to the large outpouring of support, no additional volunteer resources or supplies are needed at this time. Monetary donations go a long way during times like these and can be made at https://register.nocohumane.org/give/234539/ #!/donation/checkout.

If you would like to donate an item to the animals in our care, please select an item from our website or from one of the third party wish lists on our website: https://www.nocohumane.org/contribute-supplies/. Using this list ensures we're getting what we actually need.

We are receiving support from Dumb Friends League in Denver as they are taking Larimer Campus’s adoptable animals, helping to free up kennel space for more evacuated animals as the fires continue. Thank you DFL!

If you can provide shelter for barnyard animals, please click here: https://www.nocohumane.org/helping-with-barnyard-capacity/

For pet owners seeking resources due to the Stone Quarry Fire, please start with resources and services in Boulder County so that we can continue to assist those affected by the Alexander Mountain Fire.

We are aware of the Quarry Fire in Jefferson County and are keeping an eye on it.

We have heard reports of individuals and/or groups sharing false information about the wildfires. For your safety, please ensure you are getting your information from official and trustworthy sources. Information and resources are constantly changing and the official/credible sources are vigilantly providing updates. Here is a start for official sources:

Alexander Mountain Fire: nocoalert.org
Stone Canyon Fire: boulderodm.gov
Quarry Fire: jeffco.us/4818/Quarry-Wildfire-Updates

Thank you all for your continued support and please be safe.

12/21/2023

WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY 12/25/2023 AND MONDAY 1/1/2024.

In case of an emergency, please contact the Veterinary Emergency and Rehabilitation Hospital at 970-484-8080, CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital at 970-297-5000, or Four Seasons at 970-800-1106.

From everyone at City Park Animal Clinic, we hope you have a Happy Holidays!

12/01/2023

Coughing in dogs may be easy to miss. Here's how to tell if your dog has a cough and tips to keep them safe as a mystery respiratory illness spreads in the U.S.

11/21/2023

As more cases of canine respiratory disease pop up throughout the U.S., we want to share a few best practices to ensure your dog stays healthy and safe this holiday season.

11/15/2023

With Thanksgiving this week, it is important to remember to keep potential hazards away from our beloved pets and have a healthy/safe holiday. For information on Thanksgiving pet safety, please refer to the link below from the American Veterinary Medical Association.

https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/thanksgiving-pet-safety

If your pet is experiencing an emergency this weekend, please contact Veterinary Emergency and Rehabilitation Hospital at 970-484-8080, CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital at 970-297-5000, or Four Seasons at 970-800-1106.

11/11/2023

Good information for everyone to read!

If you have any concerns, give us a call at 970-224-2929. We are open Mon-Fri 8am-4pm.

Veterinarians along the Front Range are seeing more dogs with severe coughs — some even developing pneumonia and requiring hospitalization.

11/11/2023

It's always a great time to welcome a new critter into your home!

We offer free wellness visit shelter exams within 2 weeks of adoption (sick and diagnostic visits are not discounted).

Call today to schedule your appointment! 970-224-2929. Open Monday - Friday 8am-4pm.

Embrace the warmth of our current adoption promotion, Harvest Love, a celebration of companionship that goes beyond boundaries. We invite you to name your price for our beloved animals one year and older, and enjoy the incredible experience of bringing home a dog or cat under one year at half the regular cost. More than just a transaction, this is a chance to cultivate a bond that blossoms into a lifelong friendship. View all adoptable animals at nocohumane.org.

This promotion is taking place at both our Larimer and Weld campuses and runs through the end of November. Let's help our furry, feathered, and scaled friends find the loving homes they deserve! Not able to adopt? Share this post, drive your friend to the shelter, and let everyone you know how special adopting a loyal companion is! View all adoptable animals at nocohumane.org.

Discover the magic of a home filled with paws and whiskers, and join us in spreading the Harvest Love—one adoption at a time.

10/26/2023

Have a safe and fun Halloween weekend!

Chocolate is bad for dogs because of the caffeine and theobromine it contains. If your dog ate chocolate, call your veterinarian.

08/09/2023

City Park Animal Clinic is now hiring!

Looking for a Certified Veterinary Technician that has completed an AAS in Veterinary Technology from an AVMA accredited program. One year of experience is a bonus, but willing to train the right person.
Our team consists of three doctors (all CSU Alumni)! Our clinic is well established with decades worth of family-like clients. We are a general practice with no overnight care or hospitalization.
Candidates for this position should have outstanding client/staff communication, competent in lab draws, diagnostics, anesthesia monitoring and surgical services, dental procedures, and diagnostic imaging. Looking for the right individual that is able to stay positive in a fast paced atmosphere and able to focus on details.

We offer 30 minute appointment slots on M/W/F, with drop off procedures scheduled on Tu/Th.

If you feel may be a good fit for our team please send a resume and give us a call!
[email protected]
970-224-2929

Job Type: Full-time (Monday - Friday; 8am-4pm); typically have one day off

Pay: $20.00 - $24.00 per hour (depending on experience)

04/17/2023

Leo is jumping into summer! He is ready to stock up on heartworm prevention and flea/tick prevention with the warm weather approaching! Give us a call today to schedule your appointment. 970-224-2929