Hall Veterinary Services

02/03/2025

01/31/2025

Meet Dennis. Dennis is a long-haired and handsome boy that we met last week. Dennis loves snacks and toy mice, and also knows how to play fetch with his owners. Dennis is a five-star kitty who proves that you can be good looking AND smart, and we're so happy to have met him!

01/30/2025

Being mobile comes with its share of risks. Today, we are thankful for four things:

1️⃣ That everyone is ok!

2️⃣ K’s Tire coming to help us out with two new tires at a moments notice

3️⃣ Our understanding/patient clients when we experience delays!

4️⃣ That the tread cap did no damage to any of our equipment underneath, or the fiberglass body of our beautiful mobile clinic

Thank you to all of our wonderful clients for your support and for your understanding when things don’t quite go as planned!

01/18/2025

Cold tolerance can vary from pet to pet based on their coat, body fat, activity level, and health. Like people, cats and dogs are susceptible to frostbite and hypothermia.

Signs of hypothermia include, whining, shivering, seemingly anxious, slows down, or stops moving. Frostbite is harder to detect, and may not be fully recognized until after the damage is done. If you suspect your pet has hypothermia or frostbite, contact your vet immediately.

01/16/2025

Dropping temperatures can bring with them a whole new set of potential pet concerns that may not have been as prevalent in the warmer months. Here is some info to help keep your pets safe!

01/14/2025

It's National Dress Up Your Pet Day and we love to celebrate a good holiday. If you've got photos of your pets in their finest outfits, please drop them below!

01/06/2025

We will be closed for appointments Monday 1/6 due to weather and unsafe travel conditions. We will be available via text, email and phone during this time. Stay safe everyone!

01/03/2025

Meet Yasi, a tiny and incredibly adorable friend we made a few weeks ago. We're so happy to have her as a patient!

01/01/2025

Happy New Year from HVS!

We will be closed today and will reopen for appointments tomorrow, January 2nd, at 8am.

12/29/2024

Since the U.S. outbreak of avian influenza A (H5N1) in dairy cattle began in March 2024, dozens of cats are known to have contracted the virus, including barn and feral cats, indoor cats, and big cats in zoos and in the wild (e.g., mountain lions, tigers, leopards, and bobcats). Cats were already known to be susceptible to the H5N1 virus, with several feline cases linked to poultry or wild bird exposure before the cattle outbreak began.

Cats appear to be particularly susceptible to severe illness, often resulting in death. The good news is that infection can be prevented with a few simple practices. Please see the info below and reach out right away if you're concerned your cat may have been exposed.

12/20/2024

In honor of today being National Chocolate Covered Anything Day we wanted to share this info from the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center showing how much chocolate can be toxic for your dog. If your dog gets into chocolate please reach out to determine if care is needed! We can see things like vomiting and diarrhea, pancreatitis, increased heart rate and even seizures with a chocolate ingestion and early care is key!