Critter Creek Veterinary Hospital is a full-service animal hospital whose mission is to provide the h
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Critter Creek Veterinary Hospital in Lincoln, CA provides top-notch medical care for your beloved pets. With a team of experienced and compassionate veterinarians, we're equipped to handle your pet's health needs. From routine check-ups and dental care for pets to surgeries and internal pet medicine, the staff at the Critter Creek Veterinary Hospital ensures that your pet receives the best possibl
e care. The hospital in-house lab is fully equipped to provide accurate diagnoses and treatments. In addition to medical services, the hospital also offers boarding, senior pet care and emergency veterynary help. Whether you're a new pet owner or a long-time animal lover, we're here to provide the care and support your pet deserves.
Edit: phones are back on!
I hope you all are having a nice but rainy day!
Due to the storm our Internet and phones are not working, we’re in contact with our provider but so far we don’t have an eta of when our service will be resumed. Feel free to come by to make an appointment or fax us at 916-408-0210. We will update this once our service is resumed.
We’re very sorry for the inconvenience, we hope you and your furry friends are doing well!
It's that time of the year again!!
For dental health month we are offering a $60 discount and a dental health home bag to help you with at home dental care. Come in today for a free dental exam with one of our technicians.
To any clients who tried to call the office today and it didn’t go through we apologize! Unfortunately there was an outage in our area and our phones are down for a few hours. Everything is up and running now please feel free to call the office 
Be sure you know what signs to look for in your pets if they show any signs of possibly having heartworm disease.
Are you aware of how much exercise your pet should be getting daily?
If you don't know the amount of physical activity they may need, consider us to help answer any questions you may have!
We recognize that all of you, like us, are navigating an unprecedented time — a time that, for many, is filled with uncertainty. We think it is important to share how we are proactively planning and preparing to keep operations running smoothly as the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve.
We are taking precautionary measures to limit the potential spread of the virus, to support our employees in this challenging time and to ensure we maintain our ability to serve you, our customer, for the long term.
Social distancing (of at least 6 feet) cannot be implemented within an exam room. Therefore, we are transitioning to low-contact examinations until further notice. A low-contact examination entails your pet being collected by a staff member and taken to the treatment area to be examined and for diagnostic procedures to be performed. If it is your wish to remain in your vehicle a masked staff member can come out to you and payment can be made by telephone or a mobile credit card machine.
These steps are necessary to help keep staff, doctors, animals and clients safe while continuing to provide critical patient care. These precautions conform with CDC, state and federal recommendations and current Department of Public Health regulations.
Medications and food are available for home delivery.
If you have any questions please call our office at 916-408-0201
Do you have any questions about spaying or neutering your pet?
April is National Heartworm Awareness Month and we want to make sure your pet is protected!
When was the last time your pet was examined for heartworms?
We suggest having them checked annually and National Heartworm Awareness Month is a great time to do so.
What precautions are you taking to make sure your pets are safe in your home?
To help social distancing we found this chart of how many dogs should be between you and the next person. You’re welcome.
What are you doing to keep your pets entertained at home??
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Critter Creek Veterinary Hospital is an essential business and remains open during normal business hours.
We are accommodating concerns with social distancing and are offering services to clientele who would like to wait in their vehicles or to remain in the lobby. If you have any concerns, we are more than willing to work with you to make sure your pets can receive the best care possible.
Happy spring! Raise your hand if you can't wait for the temperature to start rising!
Has your dog been showing unusual behaviors lately?
Bring them in for a visit so we can do a thorough exam and make sure they're perfectly healthy. crittercreekvet.com
Fresh air and physical activity is important for pets just like it is for humans!
Is your family ready for a pet but you aren't sure what would be the best fit?
Give us a call or visit our website and we can help you decide! crittercreekvet.com
Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month is about keeping your pets safe from any chemicals and or food that could harm them.
If you don't know what is poisonous to your pet, contact us and we can tell you what to avoid. crittercreekvet.com
What weight class should your pet be in? How much exercise should they be getting every day?
Contact us for a quick consult to make sure your pet is healthy for their size and breed! crittercreekvet.com
Did you know that each of your cat's meows means something different?
Find out what mood your pet is in by their meow!
If you understand cats' meows, you may empathize with your cat, but practice tough love with, lest your pet train you to be at its beck and call.
The year is flying by already! What goals have you accomplished so far?
Has your pet been prescribed medication? Read this list of the most commonly used pet medications and the best way to give them to your pet.
Provides basic information for pet owners about pet medications and their safe use.
Are your pet's blood tests up to date? Blood tests can detect certain diseases in your pets. Schedule a visit with us and we can make sure your pet is as healthy as can be. crittercreekvet.com
What can you do to prevent dental diseases in your pet? Come into our office to find out how to preserve their oral health. crittercreekvet.com
If your dog is behaving unusually, they may not feel well. These signs will help you determine if your dog is sick and what you should do about it.
As is the case with people, a dog’s health changes with age, and our pets age much faster than we do.
Do you know what you can do to prevent dental disease in your pet? Come into our office to find out the best ways to preserve their oral health. crittercreekvet.com
Happy Valentine's Day! The love you and your pet share is one like no other. We want to meet your loved ones. Tag us in a photo of your furry family member or share today!
Is your kitten starting to lose its teeth? Don't worry, it's perfectly normal. But if your adult cat is beginning to lose teeth, it may be a sign of dental disease.
Do cats lose their baby teeth like humans do? Find out when tooth loss is normal for cats and when it’s time to call the vet.
It's that time of the year again!!
For dental health month we are offering a $60 discount and a dental health home bag to help you with at home dental care. Come in today for a free dental exam with one of out technicians.
How did you decide what diet was best for your pet? If you need recommendations for what you should and shouldn't be feeding them, we can give you the information you need. crittercreekvet.com
Your pet's dental health is just as important as yours! Prioritize your pet's teeth and gums by making sure they're well taken care of. Schedule an appointment with us today to check in on your pet's oral health. crittercreekvet.com
Do you know what measures to take in order to prevent rabies in your pet?
To protect pets; take them to a veterinarian regularly and maintain up-to-date vaccinations. Keep pets under supervision; spay or neuter them; and report any ill or stray animals in your neighborhood.
The breed and age of your pet determine how much exercise they need. If you have questions about the amount of physical activity your pet should be getting, give us a call! crittercreekvet.com
Have you ever wondered if your dog can catch a cold?
Can dogs catch colds just like people? Find out everything you need to know about dog colds and what you should do if your dog gets sick.
Was it an easy process? Or was there a little work put in to build a relationship?
Has your pet had its annual wellness exam yet?
Prioritize your pet's health this year and schedule a time to visit our office so we can answer any questions you have. crittercreekvet.com
Have you ever considered having a mini donkey as a pet? It might seem strange, but some people love them.
If you're thinking about owning one, here are a few tips about what you'll need.
First: They're not quite as mini as you may think.
Hello everyone,
While we all come into spring cleaning please think of us when you go to through you old blankets and towels. We try to provide all our patients and boarders with comfy beds but overtime the blankets and towels become over used. We are always taking in donations.
PLEASE AND THANK YOU!!!!🐾🐈🐩❤️🥑
140 Gateway Drive
Lincoln, CA
95648
| Monday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
| Tuesday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
| Wednesday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
| Thursday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
| Friday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
| Saturday | 8am - 12pm |
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