Crossroads Companion Animal Hospital

12/19/2023

Wishing everyone a Christmas filled with wagging tails and wet noses! 🎄🐾

07/01/2023

05/28/2022

This sweet momma cat and her kittens were abandoned at our front door. Through slow healing and care they are all ready to find a forever home! If you are interested in adopting a new sweet kitty contact us for more info! 🐾💕

02/16/2021

We apologize for being closed due to the extreme weather conditions. We will keep y’all posted on when we can be back in the office.

Please keep yourselves and your furry friends warm in this cold weather!

UPDATE: We plan to open Friday, February 19th with our regular hours. Please make sure to call ahead before coming in to make sure we are there!

Thank you! -CCAH

12/22/2020

Wishing all of our furry and non furry friends a safe and wonderful Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🎄🐾

01/31/2020

Call and make your dental appointment today! 979-279-9505

10/22/2019

Today is National Make A Dog’s Day! This day is the best time to celebrate our furry friends by giving them the happiest day! Give your furry friend a delicious treat or even take them on a exciting walk! On this very special day we encourage all animal lovers to make a sheltered dog’s day and adopt. Nothing would be happier than giving a warming home to a sheltered dog … or cat! These furry friends of ours are so extremely sweet and playful and bring joy to any day! These loving animals deserve a home just as all pets do.Think about giving a sheltered animal a welcoming home next time you adopt!

Happy National Make A Dog’s Day to our furry friends! 🐾💕

Contact Crossroads Companion Animal Hospital for more information towards adopting your next new family member!

10/19/2019

This recent week was National Vet Tech week, and to honor our beloved Vet Tech Jennifer Burgess, we give thanks to you and all of the hard work you do! This animal hospital has been truly blessed with the most caring and motivating Vet Tech! Thank you Jenny! 💕🐾

09/23/2019

Happy Birthday Dr. Zamzow!!! Wishing you the best for this day! 🎉

08/11/2019

Wishing our own Jennifer Burgess a happy birthday! 🎉

08/06/2019

Congratulations to Jennifer Burgess for completing her Associate of Applied Science and Veterinary Technology courses for her degree! The Crossroads Animal Hospital is so proud of you! Good luck on your national and state board exams!

01/22/2019

In honor of Pet Dental Health Month in February we will be having our promotion of 10% off any dental procedure done in that month. Call now to get an estimate or schedule your furbabies dental.

01/21/2019

It’s national squirrel appreciation day!! What better way than to post a picture of our very own squirrel Tom Brady (TB)

12/18/2018

Here are our hours for New Years. We are also still accepting boarding for New Years as well.

11/20/2018

Just a friendly reminder that we will be closed this Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving. If you are needing anything, we will be open our normal business hours tomorrow (8:30 am- 5pm closed for lunch from 12pm-1pm).

11/06/2018

Thanksgiving is only 16 days away !!! We still have spots available for boarding. Call our office at 979-279-9505 to book your Furbaby's stay with us this holiday season.

11/05/2018

Our thanksgiving hours this year.

11/05/2018

November's Awareness Month topics.

10/31/2018

Happy Halloween everyone!!!

10/15/2018

Happy National Veterinary Technician Week.This week will be celebrating our very own vet tech Jennifer Burgess. She's the greatest and we defintiely appreciate her.

10/12/2018

We have 2 kittens for adoption at the clinic. 1 male and 1 female. They have been spayed and neutered and are currently UTD on vaccines. Please call our office if you are interested 979-279-9505.

10/11/2018

WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY !!!!!! If you would like to book your furbaby for boarding during thanksgiving. Please call us at our office. 979-279-9505

10/11/2018

1. According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, 53% of adult dogs and 55% of cats in the US are obese or overweight.
2. 22% of dog owners and 15% of cat owners said their pet's weight was normal when it was actually overweight or obese.
3. Cats who are 10 to 20% over their ideal body weight are considered overweight. Cats 20% over their ideal weight are considered obese.
4. Obesity is the number one health problem in pet birds. Most birds have food available all the time, so they don't have to work for their dinner.
5. There are scientifically formulated nutritional products to help with healthy and safe weight reduction in dogs. It is not a good idea to simply reduce the volume of their current food. This will cause malnourishment over time.
6. If your pet is overweight or obese, it can cause arthritis, diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney disease, certain cancers, heart and respiratory disease, and other problems.
7. According to the Purina Lifespan Study, obesity takes almost two years off a dog's life.
8. To check if your pet is obese or overweight, you should be able to easily feel your pet's ribs without pressing on the pet and your pet’s stomach should be tucked in.

10/10/2018

National walk your dog week is here and so is the beautiful fall weather !!!!