Thompson Peak Veterinary Clinic

07/09/2024

05/22/2024

Announcing the winners of the Nexguard Plus and Heart-guard raffle!

Cooler Winner - Janet Brown
Bottle Winner - Ashley Lowrance
Blanket Winner - Jerry Bird

Congratulations 🎉 Thank you to all who participated and thank you for keeping your pets protected!

04/22/2024

Don’t forget to take advantage of our spring dental package! 🐴🌸

04/17/2024

We hope you and your four-legged family members are doing wonderfully this spring! 🐣 At Thompson Peak Veterinary Clinic we are delighted to introduce a new permanent change to our services, designed to ensure your pet’s ongoing protection against heartworm disease!

02/27/2024

***** OWNER FOUND***** thank you to everyone who shared!
Is anyone in Janesville missing this sweet baby?
Male
No tags
Older border collie with white chin and white toes.
She/he was cold and scared. Not coming to people easily.
Still wondering around on the Main Street

12/24/2023

🎄🐾 Seasons Greetings everyone! 🐾🎄

We wanted to take a moment to let you all know that our veterinary clinic will be closed tomorrow, December 25th, in observance of Christmas Day. We believe that this special time of the year should be spent with family, both two-legged and four-legged, and we hope that you enjoy this time with your loved ones as much as we will.

While our doors may be closed, our hearts are full of gratitude for each and every one of you. Your trust and support mean the world to us and we're proud to be a part of your furry friends' health and wellness. 🐶🐱

We will resume our regular hours on December 26th. If you have an emergency, please seek care at one of the emergency clinics in Reno.

From all of us here at Thompson Peak Veterinary Clinic we wish you a Merry Christmas filled with love, joy, and lots of tail wags and purrs. 🎅🎁

Stay safe and enjoy the holiday season! 🎄❄️

Merry Christmas

12/11/2023

Happy Howlidays from the staff at Thompson peak vet! We had such a fun time preparing and participating in the 2nd annual Janesville Christmas tree lighting! We hope you all had the chance to attended and if you didn’t here’s some pictures to share with you! Happy Howlidays everyone! ❤️💚🎄🎅

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Remember we are closed today but will open up tomorrow morning at 8:00!

We wanted to give one more reminder of what our furry friends can and can’t have this thanksgiving!

Stay safe and have a wonderful Thanksgiving everyone🦃🧡

11/22/2023

🐾🎄Hello all you wonderful pet parents! 🐾🎄

As we dive into the joyous holiday season, it's time to think about what tasty treats we'll be sharing with our families. But let's not forget about our four-legged family members! While it might be tempting to sneak our pets a little bit of our festive feast, it's crucial to remember that not all human foods are safe for dogs.

🐶🍽️ Here is a quick guide to help you navigate what foods your furry friends can and cannot eat:

✔️ Safe Foods:
🥕Carrots: These are a great low-calorie snack for dogs. They are high in fiber and vitamin A while being low in calories.
🍏Apples: Slice these up and remove the seeds for a sweet and crunchy treat packed with vitamins A and C.
🍗Chicken: Cooked, plain chicken is a great protein source for dogs.
🥦Green Beans: Either cooked or raw (but not canned ones with added salt), green beans are filled with vitamins and minerals, and they're also packed with fiber which is good for your dog's digestive system.

❌ Unsafe Foods:
🍫Chocolate: This is a big no-no as it contains theobromine which is toxic to dogs and can cause serious health issues.
🍇Grapes and Raisins: These can cause kidney failure in dogs, even in small amounts.
🌰Nuts: Many types of nuts, including macadamia and walnuts, are dangerous for dogs and can lead to vomiting, fever, and even seizures.
Remember, the best way to ensure your pet's safety is to stick to their regular diet and consult your vet if you have any doubts. Let's keep our furry friends safe, healthy, and happy this holiday season! 🎅🐕

Please share this post to spread awareness and keep all our furry friends safe!

Stay safe and have a pawsome holiday season,everyone🥳🎉🎄

11/21/2023

📣 ATTENTION DOG OWNERS 🐾

Greetings from all of us here at Thompson Peak Veterinary Clinic. We hope this message finds you and your four-legged friends in good health.

We wanted to share an urgent update regarding the health of our beloved canine companions. There has been a recent surge in cases of respiratory illnesses in dogs within Northern California and Nevada.

Symptoms to watch for include:

Coughing or gagging
Sneezing
Runny nose and/or watery eyes
Difficulty breathing
Reduced appetite
Lethargy

If your pet is showing any of these symptoms, please contact us immediately.

To ensure your pets' wellbeing, we recommend that you avoid areas with heavy dog traffic such as dog parks, pet stores, and other places where dogs frequently gather. We understand the impact this may have on your pet's social activities, but we believe it's a necessary precaution to curb the spread of these illnesses.

We also strongly encourage you to update your pets' respiratory vaccines. Vaccination is a key defense against many diseases and is especially crucial during this time.

To make an appointment for vaccinations or if you have any concerns about your pet's health, please call us at (530) 253-3190.

Please remember, the health and safety of your pets are our top priority. Together, let's ensure they remain healthy and happy.

Stay safe, everyone! And give your furry friends an extra hug from all of us here at Thompson Peak Veterinary Clinic. 🐶❤️

07/04/2023

Happy 4th of July! We are closed today but will be back tomorrow. Keep your pets safe and enjoy the 4th❤️🤍💙

05/29/2023

We stop to honor all those who have fought for our Freedom🇺🇸 Our clinic will be closed today

05/26/2023

Our Clinic will be Closed on Memorial Day🇺🇸

05/17/2023

Keeping our DOGS Safe with Fishing Season upon us!
The Lassen Sportsman’s Club Junior Fishing Derby will be held this summer and soon the creeks will be open, then we start enjoying the many lakes around us.
We want to remind all our pet parents of the dangers of our dogs ingesting RAW fish in our area. Dog owners in northern California are reminded to take precautions to protect their pets from Salmon Poisoning Disease by disposing of carcasses and internal organs after cleaning fish in a safe manner and monitoring pet’s off leash when around bodies of water, as they love to find the dead fish along the banks.
Salmon Poisoning Disease is a potentially fatal condition seen only in dogs after they eat certain types of raw or cold smoked fish like trout and salmon that are infected with a bacteria- organism, Neorickettsia helminthoeca, which is transmitted by the parasitic flatworm (or “fluke”) Nanophyetes salmincola. According to the CDFW, Nanophyetes salmincola occurs naturally in waters of northern California and most of the north state can be considered the native habitat for the fluke.
If your dog has eaten or is suspected of eating raw fish, watch for signs of the disease. (The parasite cannot survive in cooked fish.) Symptoms may include some or all of the following: a rise in body temperature, loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, listlessness and/or rapid weight loss. If signs of the disease appear, promptly take your dog to a veterinarian. Salmon Poisoning Disease is treatable if caught in time. If untreated, death usually occurs within two weeks of eating the infected fish. Without treatment, ninety percent of dogs showing symptoms die.
While all fish caught or originating from streams in northern California could potentially be infected, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) cautions that trout stocked in some waters in CDFW’s North Central Region are more likely to be infected with the flukes that cause Salmon Poisoning Disease. Thompson Peak Vet Clinic has confirmed cases of Salmon Poisoning Disease from fish ingested from our local streams and lakes.
Have fun this summer but keep them safe!!

01/01/2023

Happy New Year ! Our Clinic will be closed Monday Jan 2nd in observance of the New Year. See you all next year 🐾🐶🐾

12/26/2022

Merry Christmas to All Our Great Clients and Feathered and Furry Friends ❤️ We will be closed on Monday Dec 26th as the observance day for our Staff to spend time with families for Christmas We will reopen Tuesday 8-5 with surgery admittance at 7 am as usual. Thank you and we hope you have a wonderful holiday.

11/24/2022

We are closed today to spend time with family and friends. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone 🦃 Please remember to only share the good stuff with your pets during the holiday season! Here is a little reminder …

11/06/2022

And the cat says…

11/05/2022

Don’t forget!

11/01/2022

Cody Smith and her Hot Dog are our winners of the Costume Contest!! They win a certificate for a free Office Call with Thompson Peak Vets. Congratulations! Thank you to all that sent pictures, hope we have more next year.

10/31/2022

Where’s Dr Wayne???
Staff had fun dressing up in the varies looks of our favorite Lg/Sm Animal Vet on Halloween 👻🤣👻🎃🐾🐴

Where is Dr Wayne?
Staff had fun dressing up as our favorite Lg/Sm Animal Vet !!! 👻🐾🎃🐴

10/31/2022

Post your Halloween pics on our post today!

10/22/2022

A shout out to our Vet Techs this week and EVERYDAY! A special little song just for them …

10/22/2022

Elizabeth (Liz) has only been with us for 7 mo but is Dr Wayne’s right hand as a Large Animal Tech. I had to post both pics because she is super with the horses 🐴 but is willing to tackle anything ❤️. Liz was born and raised in Adin. Homeschooled and attending Shasta College part time. She is still very involved in showing sheep and mentors the younger groups. She has 4 legged children Bear a blue healer, Marty a Qtr Horse , Solomon an Arabian and a new kitty Binx. She is always willing to learn new skills in both large and small animal vet med. Thank you for joining our team.

10/22/2022

Katie F. Is currently an Assistant Vet Tecnician but has been working towards her RVT through an online school. She originally was a music major but thanks to her dog Kimber her interest switched to Vet Medicine. Her road has been a long one as a student due to life events and motherhood but that is what is great about the online option. She is determined to get there and working at the clinic gives her the hands on skills needed for that dream to become reality. She is supported by her family husband Brandan, and two beautiful daughters Hailey and Lyla. They have 2 dogs Kimber and Charlie and 4 Chickens that keep their house busy. She is always the sweet smile greeting those pets and clients in the rooms.

10/22/2022

Kattie B. Our RVT. 🐾
Kattie grew up in Lodi and after working for 3 years in a pet store decided with her love of animals to attend Vet Tech School in Stockton. She came on board Thompson Peak Vet 1 1/2 years ago and passed her Veterinary Board Certification soon after. She lives in Janesville with her extended family, her very loved dog Jinx, a new monster of a kitten Damian, and a betta fish Kai that has it’s own snail named Butler. We are glad she joined our team and her smile helps brighten our days.