Hammond Veterinary Hospital

08/15/2024

Vaccinating your pets or livestock is critical to keeping them healthy and protected from disease. It is essential to stay informed about the vaccinations they need. August is National Pet Immunizations Awareness Month. Hammond Veterinary Hospital dedicates this month to educating pet and livestock owners on the importance of vaccinations. We aim to empower you with knowledge about core and non-core domestic animal vaccines for dogs, cats, exotic pets, horses, and livestock so you can protect your beloved animals from preventable diseases. Learn more on our blog: https://hammondvethospital.com/understanding-core-and-non-core-domestic-animal-vaccines-protecting-your-animals-from-disease/

07/31/2024

CAT SPECIAL!! Back in October we did a Black Cat Special, it was such a big hit we are doing it again!!

Now - August 31st, Cat Spays and Neuters!!

Cat Neuters are $75 and includes a rabies vaccine and a free pain injection!

Cat Spays are $100 and includes a rabies vaccine and a free pain injection!!

We have availability this week! Call us at 580-658-7300

05/22/2024

Always happy to help!

05/22/2024

It's getting to be that time of year!

Come see us to get ready for this Spring and Summer!

For $109 we can vaccinate your horse with VeteraGold and a Rabies Vaccine, pull Coggins, and give them a dose of DeWormer.

This Special won't last long!!

Call Us for an Appointment!!
580-658-7300

05/17/2024

Ticks and fleas aren’t just annoying; they can pose serious health risks to your beloved pets. In this month's article, you will learn how to recognize the signs of infestation and learn about effective prevention and treatment methods.

04/10/2024

A little bit of information on heartworms and how our pups can get them.

Prevention is the best option!

Come in and see us for a heartworm test and get 20% off a 6 month ProHeart Injection!

The ProHeart injection keeps your pet protected for 6 months!

We also carry a monthly chewable tablet called interceptor.

Call Us for an appointment today!!
580-658-7300

04/05/2024

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Big shout out to our vet team for taking care of all the animals in the rescue, big and small! Hammond Veterinary Hospital We appreciate you guys and gals!

03/21/2024

The mosquito plays an essential role in the heartworm life cycle. Adult female heartworms living in an infected dog, fox, coyote, or wolf produce microscopic baby worms called microfilaria that circulate in the bloodstream. When a mosquito bites and takes a blood meal from an infected animal, it picks up these baby worms, which develop and mature into “infective stage” larvae over a period of 10 to 14 days. Then, when the infected mosquito bites another dog, cat, or susceptible wild animal, the infective larvae are deposited onto the surface of the animal's skin and enter the new host through the mosquito’s bite wound. Once inside a new host, it takes approximately 6 months for the larvae to mature into adult heartworms. Once mature, heartworms can live for 5 to 7 years in dogs and up to 2 or 3 years in cats. Because of the longevity of these worms, each mosquito season can lead to an increasing number of worms in an infected pet.

03/17/2024

HAPPY ST.PATRICKS DAY !!!!!☘️

03/15/2024

03/15/2024

We are running an Equine Dental Special !!!!! 🐴🦷

Floating a horse’s teeth involves the removal of sharp edges or points to ensure proper dental alignment and enhance the horse’s overall comfort and performance. This procedure offers several benefits, including enhanced digestion, prevention of dental issues, improved comfort and performance. Regular dental examinations and floating are essential for maintaining a horse’s oral health and well-being.

Give us a call📞 to schedule an appointment.
580-658-7300

03/14/2024

Floating a horse’s teeth involves the removal of sharp edges or points to ensure proper dental alignment and enhance the horse’s overall comfort and performance. This procedure offers several benefits, including enhanced digestion, prevention of dental issues, improved comfort and performance. Regular dental examinations and floating are essential for maintaining a horse’s oral health and well-being.

Contact us today to inquire about our Equine Special we have going on!!!!
Phone 580-658-7300

02/23/2024

As seen in Vogue

02/20/2024

As devoted companions to your furry friends, it is natural to want the best for their well-being. Knowing the truth about pet dental care becomes paramount amidst common misconceptions and myths. In this blog, we set out to unravel the misconceptions surrounding this vital aspect of pet wellness and shed light on how best to care for your beloved companions’ dental health.

Debunking Pet Dental Health Myths. Discover the truth about pet dental care. Call Hammond Veterinary Hospital today to schedule your pet's dental cleaning.