Livermore Family Pet Hospital

04/25/2025

Think your dog might be pregnant? Give us a call about bringing her in for an ultrasound! Ultrasounds can confirm pregnancy in dogs as early as 25 days after breeding and help veterinarians assess fetal viability, estimate a due date, and determine the litter size – letting you know just how many paws will be added to your family! 🐾 https://bit.ly/3qOGRaI

04/24/2025

Being a responsible pet owner means keeping accurate medical records. 🏥📝 Keeping up-to-date hard copies of veterinary records, receipts, and other important documents allows for quick action in emergencies so we can help your pet right away and provide the best possible care! Ready to go digital? Ask us how to keep medical records prepared for your pet in our online portal! https://bit.ly/3qOGRaI

04/23/2025

Did you know thousands of lost dogs end up in shelters each year? Today is a reminder to take extra steps to keep your dog safe—secure fences, proper ID, and microchips can prevent heartbreak. 💔🚫

04/23/2025

Big shoutout to our reception team! Share your love and appreciation below for these amazing team members that are a large part of veterinary medicine and great medical care with Livermore Family Pet Hospital.

04/22/2025

Did you know? Earth Day helped lead to the passing of major environmental laws like the Clean Water Act and Clean Air Act. It’s a reminder that change starts with awareness. What environmental issues matter most to you? 🌍💧

04/21/2025

💙 To our incredible veterinary recpetionists -- your kindness, organization, and dedication make a world of difference for our team and clients. Cheers to you this week and every week! https://bit.ly/3qOGRaI

04/20/2025

Wishing you and your fur family a paw-sitively delightful Easter! 🌷🐇 May your baskets be full of treats, your hearts full of love, and your day filled with the joy pets bring.

04/19/2025

🐈 What’s better than one cat? More cats!🐈‍⬛ Today, we celebrate all the amazing cat ladies (and cat dads) who give their feline friends so much love. Show off your kitties in the comments!

04/18/2025

Wheeerrreee the heck is maaahhhm! After a full day hanging out with us for a Glucose Curve, DJ was totally ready to go home. Happy Friday! ❤🐾🥰

04/18/2025

🐶🍽️ Did you know? Dogs may overeat due to boredom or anxiety, leading to obesity and health issues. Understand the risks and learn how to manage your dog's diet for a healthier life by scheduling an appointment. https://bit.ly/3qOGRaI

04/17/2025

Prevention is easy, treatment is not. Heartworm prevention is crucial year-round to prevent your pet from contracting this disease. Ask us about options today. https://bit.ly/3qOGRaI

04/16/2025

🦷🐾❤ Thanks for visiting us, Hazel. We'll see you in two weeks!

04/16/2025

Patient Update! Bailey came in 3 weeks ago for a dental to remove a fractured tooth. This 16 year old healed well after his extraction. 🦷🐾🥰

Thank you, Amanda, for the honor of caring for your handsome guy.

04/16/2025

Isn't that how the saying goes? Leptospirosis (or Lepto for short) is a bacteria found in the urine of rats and small rodents. Your dog can be exposed to this from contaminated water sources, or simply stepping in the grass that a rodent has urinated on. Not only can your pet become ill, but your pet can also then expose you to the bacteria as well. We recommend having your dog vaccinated for lepto, especially those that are outdoors often. To learn more about vaccination, visit our website. https://bit.ly/3qOGRaI

04/15/2025

Just your friendly reminder that Chocolate is toxic, plastic eggs can be a chew toy disaster, and treats must be dog-friendly. 🐶🌷 Enjoy the holiday!

04/15/2025

Doctor Allie gave eight year old Minnie a dental cleaning on Thursday. Mom reports this sweet girl has more energy and feeling better since she was here. That's what we love to hear! 🐾🦷❤

04/15/2025

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04/14/2025

Attention Pet Owners! The Rabies vaccine is the most important step you can take to protect your pet from contracting the virus. A rabid bat was found in a neighborhood in Fremont -- an important reminder to keep your pets safe!

Rabies is a fatal disease that affects the brain and nervous system. People or pets may be cured, if treated soon enough after exposure.