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Monday 8am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm Thursday 8am - 5:30pm Friday 8am - 5:30pm

Livingston Veterinary Hospital

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Livingston Veterinary Hospital

Livingston Veterinary Hospital Livingston Veterinary Hospital was established in 1939 as Park County, Montana's first vet hospital.
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We strive to be our patients’ top advocate with thorough, consistent pet care, lots of TLC, and open communication with our patients’ best friends – you! We’re committed to staying on top of the always-evolving world of veterinary medicine and offering you the best options to keep your furry friends healthy throughout all of their life stages. Nothing brings us more joy than satisfied clients, tail-wagging dogs and happily-purring cats.

09/25/2025

🐶🐱 Did you know that spaying your female pet can help prevent several serious health issues?

🚫 Spaying eliminates the risk of ovarian or uterine cancer and uterine infections. Plus, it decreases the risk of mammary cancer, especially if performed before their first heat cycle.

👍 Call 406-222-3011 to talk to your veterinarian about the benefits of spaying your furry friend.

09/23/2025

🌰 ATTENTION DOG OWNERS!🐾 Keep your furry friends away from macadamia nuts!

😿 As much as you love these yummy nuts, they can be TOXIC to dogs and cause hind leg weakness, vomiting, and diarrhea. If you think your pup has ingested macadamia nuts and is showing unusual signs, rush them to the vet immediately!👀🚑

09/18/2025

🐶🐱 Does your pet need help reaching their ideal weight? If you've tried everything and they're still not losing weight, a veterinary visit is in order.

🩺🏥 Call our team to schedule your pet's workup and figure out why they're not shedding those extra pounds. We'll create a plan tailored to your pet's specific needs.

Call 406-222-3011 to book an appointment.

09/16/2025

🐶🐱 Did you know that most dogs and cats have some degree of dental disease by the age of three?

Dental disease can cause chronic pain and discomfort, leading to behavioral changes and a decreased quality of life for your pet.

Regular dental evaluations are crucial to detect dental disease early, before it progresses to cause serious issues.

After a proper dental procedure, many pet owners report seeing a remarkable difference in their pets' happiness and activity levels.

09/11/2025

Does your dog show their teeth when they're happy? It might seem strange, but some dogs express their happiness through a submissive grin. But be sure to always consider the context of your dog's behavior to avoid misunderstandings.

09/09/2025

🚨🦨🐺🐿️ Rabies is a viral disease that can be transmitted to pets and humans through an infected animal's saliva.

Once symptoms manifest, it's typically fatal. Protect your furry friend and your family from this deadly disease by vaccinating your pet. 💉

📞Call 406-222-3011 to schedule a vaccination appointment and learn how to keep your pet safe from rabies! 🐾

09/04/2025

🍽️🐾 Do you know how many calories your pet needs each day? Measuring their food with a cup isn't always enough. To make sure your furry friend is getting the right amount of food, calculate their daily caloric needs.

Use a dog or cat calorie calculator to determine the number of calories they require, and then measure their food accordingly.

🐶🐱 Divide that amount into two or three meals and don't forget about treats. Treats should only make up 10% of your pet's daily calorie intake, so be mindful of their snack consumption.

Need help calculating your pet's daily calories? Reach out to our team! Call 406-222-3011 to talk to your veterinarian.

09/02/2025

🐾 Spaying or neutering your pet is an important part of responsible pet ownership.

🚫 The procedure only changes unwanted behaviors like aggression and urine-marking, while your pet remains the same lovable, devoted companion.

08/28/2025

Dogs may use their body language to communicate aggression or discomfort. Aggressive displays can escalate quickly and can cause harm to other dogs or people. As pet owners, it’s important to recognize the signs and take action to prevent any harm.

🐶 Stiff, tall posture

🐶 Raised hackles

🐶 Rigid limbs

🐶 Erect ears

🐶 Fixed stare with a hard focus

🐶 Stiff, raised tail that may be wagging

🐶 Bared teeth

🐶 Vocalization (i.e., growling and short, loud barks)

08/26/2025

🚨🐶 Keep your pets safe from rabies! 🐱🚨

Rabies is a viral disease that can be deadly for both pets and humans. It's transmitted through bites from infected animals like bats, skunks, raccoons, and foxes. The virus attacks the brain and spinal cord, leading to severe symptoms such as aggression, excessive drooling, and seizures. Sadly, there's no cure for rabies, and it's almost always fatal once signs appear.

Protect your pet from rabies by keeping them up-to-date on their rabies vaccine. Don't forget to keep your distance from wild animals, and always supervise your pet when outside. If you're concerned about rabies or need to schedule a vaccine appointment, give us a call at 406-222-3011 to speak with a veterinarian.

08/21/2025

Dog owners, it’s important to take aggressive displays seriously! Dogs that are guarding their resources or feel threatened can react quickly and cause serious harm to people and other pets. Remember, their body language is their communication, so don’t ignore it! If you see any of these signs, take action and avoid escalating the situation.

🐾 Stiff, tall posture

🐾 Raised hackles

🐾 Rigid limbs

🐾 Erect ears

🐾 Fixed stare with a hard focus

🐾 Stiff, raised tail that may be wagging

🐾 Bared teeth

🐾 Vocalization (i.e., growling and short, loud barks)

08/19/2025

Identifying and eliminating your pet’s trigger is an effective way to reduce excessive barking. To do this, observe your pet’s behavior and determine what environmental stimuli prompt them to bark.

Then, try to change or eliminate the trigger. For example, if your dog barks at people walking by your house, consider blocking their visual access to the window or door, or move their bed to another room.

Similarly, if your dog barks at the sound of the doorbell, try placing a sign on your door asking visitors to text instead of ringing the bell. By eliminating or changing the trigger, you can help your pet feel calmer and reduce their barking.

Address

1104 E Park Street
Livingston, MT
59047

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+14062223011

Website

http://mtpetvet.com/

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