Reno Animal Hospital

09/10/2024

POWER IS BACK ON🙌🏼

We will be calling appointments that had to be moved this afternoon to reschedule in the morning. Please be patient as we field phone calls to fill meds, make appointments, etc.

09/09/2024

There is a power transformer and pole down next to the hospital and we are currently out of power. We will update as soon as we know further information.

08/27/2024

Reno Animal Hospital will be closed in observance of Labor Day on Monday, September 2nd.

07/04/2024

Meet student Dr. Alex Smith — Alex is shadowing with us for one of her rotations as a current 4th year Veterinary Student at Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine, where she will graduate this coming May. 🩺🥼

“I’m from Mesquite,TX. I earned my Bachelors in Biomedical Sciences from Texas A&M. I am interested in practicing mixed animal medicine and I enjoy being active, reading, traveling and spending time with my husky Sky!”

If you see future Dr. Alex around the hospital, make sure to say hi😊

07/02/2024

We will be closed Thursday for the 4th of July. We will see everyone back on Friday the 5th!

06/28/2024

06/27/2024

Power is still out at the hospital. If you have appointments today, we will be calling to reschedule. Please send us a message here if you need to get in contact with us.

06/26/2024

The hospital is currently out of power after last night’s storm, please reach out to us here via Messenger since our phone lines are down.

06/17/2024

The clinic will now be closing from 12:30pm to 1:30pm, Monday - Friday to allow our staff time for lunch.

05/22/2024

The hospital will be closed Monday, May 27th, for Memorial Day.
We will return to our normal business hours on Tuesday, May 28th.
Have a Happy and Safe Memorial Day!

05/07/2024

The hospital is okay and we still have power.

All hospitalized and boarding patients are tucked back in for the evening!

04/30/2024

Our very own Dr. Mullins had the opportunity to talk to some students today all about being a veterinarian. It might be safe to say that Charlie, her traveling companion stole the show😉

04/15/2024

*Shared with owner permission*

With April being National Heartworm Awareness Month, we would like to share with you the story of this handsome boy named Scooby ❤️—

Scooby came to us on a Saturday morning in April of last year in bad shape; unable to walk, urinating what looked like straight blood and overall his body was in shock. His owners had recently rescued him after being abandoned and they had no idea that Scooby not only was positive for heart worms, but was in the life threatening end stages of heartworm disease known as Caval syndrome. The likelihood of Scooby living much longer without surgical intervention was slim to none. His owners wanted to give him every chance they could, so off to surgery we went. We were able to extract multiple adult heartworms directly from his jugular vein. Only time would tell if removing some of the worms clogging his heart and blood vessels would allow him to recuperate enough to begin heartworm treatment. He survived the first 24 hours, then 48 hours and he was beginning to become more lively! Heartworm treatment was started immediately to get rid of the adult heartworms and heartworm prevention was started to prevent transmission of the larvae via mosquito to any surrounding animals (The average mosquito can travel 3 MILES).

Over the course of the next 10 months, Scooby quickly became a clinic favorite as he came by for check up appointments and follow-ups regarding his congestive heart failure caused by the heartworms.

After a hard fought battle, Scooby grew more tired each day as unfortunately the damage to the heart by heartworms is irreversible; his parents said goodbye to Scooby this February. They wanted to share his story to let people know that heartworms are preventable by keeping your pet on heartworm preventatives year round and testing routinely.

We would love to talk to you about heartworm testing and prevention at your next appointment❤️

03/15/2024

Come be part of our team🩺

02/12/2024

YOU NEED TO SPAY/NEUTER YOUR PETS 😡

02/06/2024

DID YOU KNOW ⁉️ It is imperative to your pet’s health to be on heartworm prevention YEAR ROUND❤️

01/22/2024

We will be closed until noon today due to the inclement weather to give our staff and doctors time to get to work safely! Stay warm and drive safe!

01/13/2024

Did you know we offer a "chill" protocol for pets who have difficulty tolerating vet visits because of serious fear or anxiety? We believe it is much better to plan in advance with pre-meds than to force a pet to undergo an experience that may only worsen their anxiety.

12/19/2023

Reno Animal Hospital will be closed for the holidays on Christmas Monday, December 25th and Tuesday, December 26th, as well as New Year’s Day. Please plan ahead and fill any prescriptions needed!

12/18/2023

Get to know the faces of Reno Animal Hospital🐶🐱
We have some new friends around the hospital and want to introduce them to you all!

✨PEYTON✨

Peyton is our newest kennel technician and she’s been working at Reno Animal Hospital about four months. She is from Midwest City and has two pets, a seven month old French bulldog and almost three year old bunny. Peyton says her “favorite part about working here is seeing the different breeds of dogs and taking care of them.”

12/15/2023

Get to know the faces of Reno Animal Hospital🐶🐱
We have some new friends around the hospital and want to introduce them to you all!

✨ZAMARIA✨

Next up is Zamaria, one our Veterinary Assistants and she has been at RAH for 5 months. “I am from Oklahoma, I currently have 3 pets… a German shepherd, bearded dragon, and a domestic shorthair tabby cat. My favorite part about working at here at the hospital are dentals and tiny puppies.”

12/14/2023

Get to know the faces of Reno Animal Hospital🐶🐱
We have some new friends around the hospital and want to introduce them to you all!

✨SERINA✨

Meet Serina, another one of our receptionists and she has been with RAH for 5 months now. Serina is from Georgia and she has 2 dogs and 2 cats. She says her favorite thing about working at RAH “is getting to see all of our cute patients and getting to learn more about them.”

12/13/2023

Get to know the faces of Reno Animal Hospital🐶🐱
We have some new friends around the hospital and want to introduce them to you all!

✨SIDNEY✨

Sidney is one of our receptionists and is from Midwest City. Sidney has three cats; Chaos, Joker and Bomber. She has been with us since June and she says her favorite part about working at RAH “is getting to help all of our lovely clients and patients on a daily basis!”

12/12/2023

Get to know the faces of Reno Animal Hospital🐶🐱
We have some new friends around the hospital and want to introduce them to you all!

✨GABBY✨

First up is Gabby! “I’m a kennel tech at RAH and have been for about 6 months! I’m from Choctaw, Oklahoma. I have two pets; a giant schnauzer named Howie and a mini schnauzer named Hank! My favorite parts about working at RAH is seeing all the different breeds and personalities of dogs and cats and getting to take care of them!”

02/11/2021

Due to the predicted inclement weather, we will be closed Monday, February 15th.