Companion Animal Hospital

01/29/2024

We are SO close to launching our NEW page! Be on the lookout for your invite. See you there!

01/20/2024

Here are the NEW discounts codes for our online store!

01/19/2024

Warm up during your pets appointment with our complimentary coffee bar! We offer coffee, tea, hot chocolate and water. And for the kiddoes, juice pouches and fruit snacks. We appreciate you!

01/17/2024

STAY TUNED! A NEW AND IMPROVED PAGE COMING SOON!

12/20/2023

Proud to sponsor this amazing project! Please share to spread awareness ❤️

Today's Shatter the Darkness December post is sponsored by Sponsored by Companion Animal Hospital Companion Animal Hospital We thank you for your partnership and support for restorative care for girls aged 12-17 here in Michigan.

Boys are trafficked too. There is this heavy myth that only girls are forced into s*x slavery, but new studies show that in children, males are just as likely as females to be at risk of s*x trafficking. Most people think that because they are boys they can get away from it or that if they don’t get away they are not asking for help. But the truth is that boys have the same vulnerabilities as girls, especially as children, they all have basic needs that when not being met leaves them susceptible to coercion and threats of traffickers. The outcries of males are often overlooked or misinterpreted due to the fact that people are unfamiliar with the signs and symptoms of s*x trafficking, and because of the stigma surrounding boys in trafficking situations.
We, as a community, need to see these young men and start developing long-term residential safe houses for boys. These males need restoration the same as their female counterparts, and we have failed them in society. Our communities should be providing for the basic needs of these boys, as well as a safe place to teach life skills, provide mentorships, trauma informed therapy, legal assistance, education and job opportunities. Treatment for any survivor of s*x trafficking should address trauma bonding which can happen when a victim develops a strong loyalty and compassion toward their abuser. This is the main reason why survivors constantly go back to the trafficking situation, and some refuse to testify against their trafficker. Please continue to be on the look out for the signs of s*xual abuse and exploitation and don’t turn a blind eye to the people in our community that need restorative help.

Information referenced from https://ranchhandsrescue.org/

For more information about what we do or to partner with us to financially support the costs of care visit www.prismprojectmi.org

12/14/2023

Winston shared his Christmas cheer with us! ❤️🎄

12/12/2023

Visits with Dr. Shevock are so tiring for Elvis ❤️

12/05/2023

Here are the NEW discount codes for our online store!

11/26/2023

For the mental well-being of our employees, in this very challenging profession, and to provide a better work / life balance, we have decided that beginning January 1, 2024, the practice will be closed on Saturdays.
Our weekday business hours will remain the same, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

11/11/2023

WE ARE CLOSED TODAY FOR A TEAM BUILDING EVENT!

11/07/2023

They’re here! The November discount codes for our online store!

10/20/2023

Here are the NEW DISCOUNT CODES for our online store!

10/16/2023

It’s National Veterinary Technician Week so we would love to recognize our Licensed Veterinary Technicans - Julie, Allysa, Cori, Jamie, Trisha, Tracy R., Sidney, Tracy M and Amanda! And, a shout out to our Exam Room Assistants who work along side our LVT’s and DVM’s, Alexis, JoAnna, Kim, Hannah, Lexi and Michael!
Thank you ALL for the compassionate and loving care you provide our patients and your dedication to the veterinary industry!

10/12/2023

We are back in business!

10/12/2023

We are experiencing a power outage and are working on restoring our phones. Thank you for understanding!

10/09/2023

Do you use our online store? Simply visit cahpetvet.com and click the orange online store button in the upper right corner! The discount codes below are valid through October! We’ll be posting new codes monthly! Stay tuned.

09/20/2023

Companion Animal Hospital is looking to hire an associate veterinarian! We are a privately owned, five doctor, small animal practice that offers top-notch, loving, professional care in southern Genesee County! Our doctor team brings unique skills and cutting-edge medical knowledge and equipment to pet care. We are proponents of the “fear free” initiative, providing quality care that reduces stress and nurtures the human-animal bond. We have a positive, productive and FUN work culture! Please share this post in hopes of finding the best fit for our team!

03/22/2023

There’s a new Sheriff in town!

01/18/2023

Little Winnie was pretty comfortable during her visit with Dr Walton today ❤️

12/01/2022

Emmet turned 12! Happy birthday sweet boy ❤️

11/21/2022

Howdy! I’m Dom and got neutered today. The ladies love my hat - isn’t it cute?

10/31/2022

Gunner and the Headless Horseman stopped in today. Happy Halloween folks!

10/27/2022

We are experiencing intermittent internet outages which in turn causes our phones to shut down. Please be patient with us as our carrier works to resolve these issues! We apologize for any inconvenience

10/19/2022

Marlow got all dressed up to see Dr Walton! ❤️

09/08/2022

Give yourself some extra time this Friday due to the Linden Homecoming Parade!

The Linden Homecoming Parade is Friday, September 9 & is scheduled to begin at approximately 4:45 p.m.! 🦅
🟥 Parade participant line-up will begin around 4:00 p.m. on Stan Eaton Drive. Drivers are asked to please avoid this area at that time!
🟥 Road closures will be begin at approximately 4:30 p.m. Roads will reopen once the parade concludes.
🟥 The parade will start on Stan Eaton Drive at Hyatt Elementary, continue to South Bridge Street, proceed onto West Broad Street, followed by Hyatt Lane & end back on Stan Eaton.

Please see the highlighted route for the parade below. Have a safe & happy Homecoming! 😊