Penryn Pet Hospital

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Penryn Pet Hospital

We are a small animal veterinary hospital that is owned and passionately operated by a dedicated group of local veterinarians.
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We pride ourselves in providing exceptional veterinary care wrapped in friendliness and warmth.

08/24/2024

It’s time for our Friday Puppy Party🐶🥳
Enjoy 2 of the cuties we had the pleasure of caring for this week… both named Maggie!
We hope these 2 make you smile and start your weekend off right❤️

08/21/2024

Another ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review!
Your feedback is important to us and it makes us so happy to know that you and your pets feel comfortable and cared for with our doctors and staff 🐈❤️🐶❤️
Thank you for making our day by sharing your beloved pets with us🤗

We’re here for all your pet’s veterinary needs, including same day/drop off appointments.
916-692-9460 or [email protected]
www.PenrynPet.com

08/16/2024

It’s time for our Friday Puppy Party!🎉
The perfect way to get you smiling as you head into your weekend🐶❤️ We hope you enjoy these babies as much as we did.

08/14/2024

WOW! 🎉 We’ve already had a great response to our Total Health Blood Panel month!

It’s amazing what a simple blood draw can tell us about your pet’s health and it makes us so happy to know that so many of you have found this program to be helpful.
❤️‍🩹Some of you have taken advantage of this for your pet that is not feeling well and some of you have found the savings helpful to have your pet’s annual blood work done in order to stay ahead of any disease that might be hiding under the surface.

To help make this important blood work more affordable, we are providing 25% off our Total Health Blood Panel and including urinalysis!
We are more than halfway through the 50 spaces we had available for this program so if you’re interested in booking an appointment for your pet call or email us today at 916-692-9460 or [email protected]

See flyer in photos for details

08/09/2024

It’s time for our Friday Puppy Party!🎉
We got to see so many different breeds this week and they were all so sweet❤️
We hope you enjoy each of them and that these adorable babies help kick your weekend off right!

08/06/2024

Did you know that a simple blood panel can help detect early changes in your pet’s health?

Our Total Health Blood Panel helps us: evaluate your pet’s liver and kidney function, blood sugar and hydration levels, track inflammation, and so much more in hopes that we can detect any changes long before they become larger health issues!

To help make this important blood work more affordable, we are providing 25% off our Total Health Blood Panel and we are including Urinalysis as well!

If you have a concern about your pet’s health or you’d like to establish a baseline of blood work (for future comparison), give us a call or email us today. This program is limited to the first 50 pets or August 31st… whichever comes first.
916-692-9460 or [email protected]
www.PenrynPet.com

08/02/2024

We are excited to share with you that Dr. Petra Stoyanof will now serve as Medical Director here at Penryn Pet!
Not to worry - She will still be seeing patients and faithfully serving the pets in our community as she always has! The Medical Director has an important role in a veterinary hospital as they oversee our doctors, the quality of of our medical care, provide veterinarian mentorship/training in a leadership role, as well as addressing concerns clients may have about our medical care.
Dr. Petra is very committed to the continued high level of care here at Penryn Pet, your pet’s wellbeing, and our community so please join us in congratulating her on her exemplary work that has propelled her into this promotion🎉
Learn more about Dr. Petra: https://www.penrynpet.com/dr-petra-stoyanof/

07/30/2024

How sweet are these 2?! 🥹🥰
We love to help your pet feel comfortable in our office. We know that going new places and especially the vet’s office can be stressful for them and in turn for you as their owner. It really made us smile to see these 2 babies curled up and napping during their visit… not something often seen with kitties at the vet!
If you’re looking for a vet that highly values not only great medical care for your pet but also mental and emotional care then we would love to be your pet’s vet💕
916-692-9460 or [email protected]
www.PenrynPet.com

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07/27/2024

We hope you’ve had a good week… and now it’s time for our Friday Puppy Party!🎉
Meet the adorable Nylah ❤️ This pretty girl is a standard poodle and was so much fun to meet. We love all our patients but Dr Camille has a special place in her heart for poodles as she has her own sweet poodle pup, Finn, at home🥰

07/23/2024

Did you know that we offer rehabilitation services for your pet?
These services are particularly helpful for pets who’ve had orthopedic surgery, sustained soft tissue injuries, had an amputation, those that have pain due to arthritis, and so much more.
We utilize many different modalities to improve your pet’s overall wellbeing including acupuncture, shockwave therapy, cold laser therapy, and physical therapy… just to name a few.
Contact us today if you have any questions about our rehab services or to book a consultation so we can help your pet feel their best!
916-692-9460 or [email protected]
www.PenrynPet.com

07/19/2024

It’s time for our Friday Puppy Party!🎉
This first photo is the adorable Carter who was spending some time here getting socialized and he decided he was a big fan of our coffee shop - Roanie’s. Apparently he heard there was a walk up window in our building for pets to bring their owners😆💙
These other two cuties are some of the wonderful puppies that came to see us for their first visit!
We hope you enjoyed this week’s pups… see you again next Friday🥰

07/17/2024

It’s never easy to lose a beloved pet. It’s of course hard emotionally for the owner but also for us as your pet’s vet. We want to make your pet’s journey over the rainbow bridge as smooth as possible while helping you understand and feel comfortable through this process. It’s never something we take lightly and we are so thankful that you trust us with such an important task.
We recently helped this pet and owner through this process and we are grateful for the kind words she posted afterwards.
If you ever have questions about if it might be time for your pet, or to be walked through what it will entail when it’s time, or any other questions or concerns regarding your pet’s health - we are always here for you and happy to help.
916-692-9460 or [email protected]
PenrynPet.com

07/12/2024

We made it to another Friday and that means it’s time for our Friday Puppy Party!❤️🐶🐾
Here are a few of our adorable patients we got to meet and care for this week… we hope they usher in your weekend with a big smile!

07/10/2024

A fun day out for a hike or visit to the lake or even just hanging around your own property can quickly turn into a painful event for your pet if they encounter foxtails.
These invasive weeds can easily get stuck in your pet’s paws, nose, ears, eyes, and often times also in their mouth or throat as your pet grooms themselves. Not only are foxtails painful but they can cause abscesses and infection the longer they remain on/in your pet.
This was a recent case we saw where a dog was brought in because of a lump on the side of its face. Upon examination we found a foxtail in its mouth and as we began to clean and probe deeper into that lump, that had developed from the inside of the mouth outward, we found not 1 but 12 foxtails! This was not a case of a careless owner - this can truly happen to anyone.
If your pet has access to areas that might contain foxtails we highly recommend that you check them head to toe regularly for not only the foxtails themselves but also any new lumps or bumps as these can develop from the foxtails burrowing in.

Since we have been seeing a very high volume of foxtail cases lately, we are trying our best to save aside a few appointment times each day and also allowing for drop off appointments so we can help your pets be free from those nasty foxtails as quickly as possible! If you find your pet licking their feet excessively, shaking their head, sneezing, not eating well or any other unusual symptoms- please give us a call and we will do our best to fit them in.
916-692-9460 or [email protected]
www.PenrynPet.com

07/07/2024

Tis the season… we have been seeing a very high volume of foxtail cases lately 😖
We are trying our best to save aside a few appointment times each day and also allowing for drop off appointments so we can help your pets be free from those nasty foxtails as quickly as possible! If you find your pet licking their feet excessively, shaking their head, sneezing, not eating well or any other unusual symptoms- please give us a call and we will do our best to fit them in.
916-692-9460 or [email protected]

We will be discussing this topic more in depth this week on our social pages so if you don’t already follow us we invite you to do so and hopefully learn some new things to help keep your pet safe!

Stay safe out there in this heat!🥵

07/05/2024

It’s time for our Friday Puppy Pawty!🐶🐾🎉
Though we had a shortened week, with the 4th of July in the mix, we had no shortage of adorable puppies who came to visit us. Here are just a few of the sweet babies we enjoyed meeting❤️
We hope you enjoy them and have a great weekend!

07/03/2024

You asked and we listened!
We have extended our FREE Heartworm Testing through this week… call or email by July 7th to take advantage of this program (appointment can fall beyond 7/7, see flyer in photos for details)
916-692-9460 or [email protected]

06/29/2024

We couldn’t only show you the adorable puppies and leave out our feline patients so…
Happy Caturday! 🐈❤️🎉
Aren’t these 2 kitties so beautiful?😍
Are you a cat person, dog person, or simply could never choose?

06/28/2024

Puppy Party Friday 🐶🎉
It’s been another great week caring for all the wonderful pets in our community! To show you some appreciation for being such amazing clients, friends, and pet parents we thought we would share a little puppy joy with all of you to kick your weekend off right❤️

06/26/2024

Why should I have my pet tested for heartworms
before starting them on preventatives?

Heartworm preventatives kill immature heartworms (called microfilariae) but not adult heartworms. Giving preventatives to infected pets can cause an allergic reaction or kill the microfilariae too quickly, which can lead to blockages. If a dog is infected with adult heartworms and starts taking a monthly preventative, the immature heartworms can die suddenly, causing a shock-like reaction.
Sadly, if left untreated, heartworm disease can cause progressive and potentially fatal damage to a pet's heart, lungs, arteries, kidneys, and liver.

To help raise awareness about heartworms and our pets, we are providing FREE Heartworm Testing ($70 value) with the purchase of 12-months of select heartworm preventatives (see flyer for details).
This Program ENDS THIS WEEK!
Call or Email by June 30th 2024 to schedule your pet’s appointment!

(916) 692-9460 or [email protected]
www.PenrynPet.com

06/24/2024

Who needs a hug to get through another Monday?
Zeus was happy to have his hugs and cuddles after getting his vaccines and we were happy to provide them💙
Going to the vet doesn’t have to be scary for your pet, let us help you show them that the vet’s office can be a comfortable and happy place❤️
We’re here for any of your pet’s veterinary needs so give us a call or send us an email… we’re happy to answer any questions or to schedule an appointment!
916-692-9460 or [email protected]

06/21/2024

We know you’re ready for your weekly dose of puppy cuteness 🤗 These sweet babies came to visit us this past week and we loved caring for them and all of our other wonderful patients❤️
Thank you for trusting us with the care of your beloved pets🐾

06/19/2024

🌟Answer to Trivia Tuesday!

The answer is: C - Mosquitoes

When a mosquito bites an infected animal they pick up microscopic baby worms that develop into larvae in them. When that mosquito bites your pet they transmit that larvae to them. The larvae grow into heartworms in the arteries of the lungs and heart. It takes approximately 6-7 months for the larvae to mature into adult worms. Sadly, heartworms can cause some serious and potentially deadly health issues in your pet.

Testing your pet for heartworms is extremely important as is keeping them up to date on heartworm preventatives!
….And that is why we are providing
FREE Heartworm Testing ($70 value)
with the purchase of 12-months of select heartworm preventatives (see flyer for details).

Call or Email by June 30th 2024 to schedule your pet’s appointment and get their FREE heartworm test!
(916) 692-9460 - [email protected]
www.PenrynPet.com

06/18/2024

*Answer added in next post!*
Let’s have some fun and maybe learn something new on this Trivia Tuesday!

What insect can transmit heartworms to your pet?
A. Fleas
B. Ticks
C. Mosquitoes
D. All of the above

Leave your answer in the comments and be sure to check back tomorrow to see if you had the correct answer and also to read more about heartworms and your pet!

06/17/2024

Manicures by veterinary assistant Jackie…
“Simply Divine, Darling!”💅 😄❤️

We love making sure each and every pet feels well cared for no matter how big or small the task. Their happiness and comfort brings us joy☺️

06/16/2024

Happy Father’s Day to all you dads out there, including pet parents! Thank you for all you do to care for, support, and love your family each and every day💙

06/14/2024

Who’s ready for some puppy cuteness to help wrap up this week?
We loved meeting these two and all the others we got to meet this week… Such a beautiful golden retriever and the most adorable chow chow🤗😍 Don’t their sweet faces just bring a big smile to your face?

06/11/2024

It’s Heartworm Prevention Month and we are providing FREE Heartworm Tests!

Testing for heartworms is very important to have done annually because heartworm disease is a serious, progressive disease. The earlier it is detected, the better the chances that your pet will recover.
There are few, if any, early signs of disease when a dog, or cat is infected with heartworms, so detecting their presence with a heartworm test very important. The test requires just a simple blood draw from your pet and we can process the heartworm tests right in here in our office with nearly immediate results!

To help raise awareness about heartworms and our pets, we are providing FREE Heartworm Testing ($70 value) with the purchase of 12-months of select heartworm preventatives (see flyer for details).
Call or Email by June 30th 2024 to schedule your pet’s appointment!

(916) 692-9460 [email protected]
www.PenrynPet.com

06/09/2024

This photo says exactly what our veterinarians and staff are all about… the true love and compassion for all animals❤️
Being knowledgeable and practicing good medicine is of course very important but THIS… THIS is what we are most proud of. Thank you for trusting us with the care of your precious pets🥹

06/07/2024

We’ve enjoyed introducing Cold Laser Therapy to all of you during our Spay and Neuter month (if you haven’t booked your pet’s spay or neuter, today (June 7th) is the last day to call and save 25%!)
Our spay and neuter month patients are receiving cold laser therapy for FREE following surgery to help aid in healing and in promoting natural pain relief. This modality is also useful in helping pets who have sustained injury to soft tissue, for relieving arthritis pain, and so many other ailments❤️‍🩹
If you have questions about if cold laser therapy might be helpful for your pet feel free to contact us at 916-692-9460 or [email protected]

Address

3210 Boyington Road
Loomis, CA
95650

Telephone

+19166929460

Website

http://www.penrynpet.com/

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A fun day out for a hike or visit to the lake or even just hanging around your own property can quickly turn into a painful event for your pet if they encounter foxtails. These invasive weeds can easily get stuck in your pet’s paws, nose, ears, eyes, and often times also in their mouth or throat as your pet grooms themselves. Not only are foxtails painful but they can cause abscesses and infection the longer they remain on/in your pet. This was a recent case we saw where a dog was brought in because of a lump on the side of its face. Upon examination we found a foxtail in its mouth and as we began to clean and probe deeper into that lump, that had developed from the inside of the mouth outward, we found not 1 but 12 foxtails! This was not a case of a careless owner - this can truly happen to anyone. If your pet has access to areas that might contain foxtails we highly recommend that you check them head to toe regularly for not only the foxtails themselves but also any new lumps or bumps as these can develop from the foxtails burrowing in. Since we have been seeing a very high volume of foxtail cases lately, we are trying our best to save aside a few appointment times each day and also allowing for drop off appointments so we can help your pets be free from those nasty foxtails as quickly as possible! If you find your pet licking their feet excessively, shaking their head, sneezing, not eating well or any other unusual symptoms- please give us a call and we will do our best to fit them in. 916-692-9460 or [email protected] www.PenrynPet.com