Crows Landing Road Veterinary Clinic

12/02/2024

Thank you to “three best rated” for mentioning us as one of the top 3 most rated Veterinarians in the area!

We strive for excellent service and care!

11/28/2024

Have a Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Crows Landing Road Veterinary Clinic. ❤️

Keep your pets safe by avoiding or minimizing table scraps especially fatty foods. 🥘

Keep trash and desserts out of reach 🥧 🍭

Provide a safe place for pets during busy times 🐕 🐈

Use pet safe decorations 🌲

Travel safely with your pets 🚘

We are CLOSED until Monday, December 2nd.

11/26/2024

We will be closed on Thursday, November 28th and Friday, November 29th this week.

We will be back open regular hours on Monday, December 2nd from 8 am to 5:30pm.

11/21/2024

The Holidays are among us!
Thanksgiving is right around the corner. 😃 Remember to keep your pets safe during these holidays by keeping certain foods, decorations and plants away from them.

Check out these tips shared by the American Veterinary
Medical Association below ⬇️

We will be closed on Thursday, November 28th and Friday, November 29th to celebrate Thanksgiving. 🦃

We will return regular hours on Monday, December 2nd. 😊 🥘 🥧

Thanksgiving can carry some hazards for pets. Follow these tips to keep your pets healthy and safe during the holiday.

11/19/2024

Freeze warning tonight !
Make sure to bring your pets inside or have shelter in place for those that live outdoors.
Stay warm and safe!

The National Weather Service has issued a Freeze Warning for Stanislaus County from 10pm tonight through 10am Tuesday morning, due to near freezing overnight temperatures in the Valley.

11/11/2024

From everyone here at Crows Landing Road Veterinary Clinic we want to send out a big thank you to all service members - including their K-9 partners.

Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

We are open regular hours today from 8 am to 5:30pm

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from us at Crows Landing Road Veterinary Clinic!

Remember to keep those goodies away from our pets to help avoid an emergency.

🚨 Chocolate is toxic to both dogs and cats 🐈 🐕 😱

If your pet gets scared easily make sure to place them in an area where they won’t be exposed to constant trick or treaters.

Do you dress up your pets for this holiday? Show us in the comments!

Have a safe and fun Halloween!

We are open regular hours today! (8am -5:30pm)

10/25/2024

Halloween can be the spookiest night of the year, but keeping your pets safe doesn’t have to be tricky.

Check out these simple precautions to keep your pets safe, happy and healthy this Halloween. 🎃 👻 🐕 🐈

Link shared from American Veterinary Medical Association.

Don't feed your pets Halloween candy, especially if it contains chocolate or xylitol (a common sugar substitute); Make sure your pet has proper ID...

10/19/2024

It’s National Fetch Day! Show us your dogs and cats who love to play fetch!

Happy National Fetch Day! Yes, cats do play fetch—but only on their terms. Play, including fetch, is an important way to hone your cat’s instincts. Allow your cat to capture the ‘prey’ at the end of a hunt-and-play session to satisfy this natural hunting instinct. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3DaipRg.

10/18/2024

Heavy wind warning 🚩

Make sure you keep an eye on your fences and areas where your dogs can escape your yard.

Double check your microchip information (make sure your phone number and or email is up to date) just in case your pet escapes you are able to be contacted.

Stay safe out there ! 🐕 🐈 💕

🚩 RED FLAG WARNING 🚩

A Red Flag Warning is in effect from now until Saturday Evening for ALL of Stanislaus County. Gusty northerly winds 15 to 30 mph with gusts to 40-55 mph. This combined with low relative humidity and dry fuels will lead to critical fire weather conditions.

-Use caution if cutting or mowing dry grass.
-Use caution if using power tools outside that create sparks.
-Ensure trailers chains are not dragging or hanging low while towing.

10/17/2024

We are halfway through the week!

Veterinary technicians have many roles in the hospitals from caring for the animals as well as being there for the clients who bring them in.
Celebrating Vet tech week ❤️

Post shared from Not another Vet nurse, Inc

Happy start to Vet Tech Week! 🤎
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10/13/2024

It’s National Veterinary Technician Week !

October 13-19, 2024, has been set aside as National Veterinary Technician Week (NVTW) to celebrate, recognize, and promote the valuable contributions Credentialed Veterinary Technicians make to the veterinary profession and society.

Veterinary Technicians are integral players on the veterinary healthcare team. They are on the front lines, compassionately working with clients whose beloved animals need care. They work tirelessly in exam rooms, labs, and operating rooms, using their vast technical and scientific knowledge to treat and care for every animal species. Their broad professional and personal skills allow veterinarians to work more efficiently and effectively. And they do it all with love and a smile daily.

Thank you for all you do ! Let’s help celebrate them!

10/08/2024

October is National Animal Safety & Protection Month How do veterinarians keep your animals safe? These are just 6 ways:

Vaccination against disease
Parasite prevention
Microchip and identification
Emergency and disaster preparation
Routine and emergency care
Travel or household safety advice

💕 ❤️ 🐈 🐕

09/28/2024

09/28/2024

Ace was reunited with his owner today! 😀

A Good Samaritan brought him in and we scanned and found his owners information! ❤️
He had been missing for a year! 😳

This is why we encourage microchipping! 🐕 🐈

Always make sure to keep your microchip information up to date because you never know when you may get that call that your baby has been found! 💕

09/25/2024

The heat has not left us yet!
This week is not in the triple digits but we can still feel the heat!
Here’s some tips to help keep your pets cool.

Provide shade
Make sure your pet has access to shade throughout the day. This can help prevent heatstroke.

Provide water
Keep water bowls full of fresh, cool water. Pets lose hydration when they pant, so make sure they have enough to drink.

Use cooling mats, a misting hose and kiddy pools.
Cooling mats can be placed on the floor, in a crate, or on your pet's bed. They contain a gel that helps reduce your pet's temperature. A misting hose can create a cool area for your pet to be in while outside.
A kiddie pool can be a great place for your dog to splash and relax in.

Exercise in the cool
Try to exercise your pet in the cool of the morning or at dusk, rather than during the heat of the day.

Protect their paws
Protect your pet's paws by putting on sandals or shoes when they go outside.

Avoid leaving them outside
Don't leave your pet unattended outside when it's hot. You can also leave them at home when you're running errands.

Stay cool friends 😊

- CLRVC

09/03/2024

Heat advisory this week (Wednesday through Friday) .

With the return of hot temperatures later this week, the National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory that goes into effect from 11 AM Wed - 8 PM Fri for the Delta, the Valley, and foothills. Remember to:

💧 Stay hydrated
😎❄️ Stay cool
🧓👶🐶 Check on those more susceptible to heat impacts

09/02/2024

Happy Ginger Cat Appreciation Day! Today, we celebrate the charm, warmth, and unique personalities of our orange-furred friends. Share a photo of your beloved ginger cat and let’s show them some extra love!