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Our door is always open, especially for friends! Refer a friend to Small Door and you’ll both get $100 in your account. Plus, there's no limit on referrals, so if you have friends with pets in Boston, DC, or New York, you can spread the love (and the 💰💰💰) far and wide!
Calling all DC Vets, Techs, and Pets (...yes, your pets too)!
You're invited: Join us tomorrow, June 26th, for drinks and light summer bites at our beautiful Navy Yard practice. Tour our facilities and network with our teams and local veterinary professionals in the community.
Leave with goodies for yourself, and feel free to bring your social dog for some cute pics in our photo booth!
Feel free to come and go anytime between 7-9:30 pm, and bring a friend! RSVP via the link in our bio.
At Small Door, we celebrate e v e r y d a y (because why wouldn't you??)! Stop by any of our practices for some special rainbow treats for our four-legged friends, and tag us in your pics – we love seeing 🏳️🌈 in our feed!
Treats made with ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 (and the cleanest possible ingredients) by our friends
Spreading some ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 (and unbearable cuteness) across your feed today.
Happy ya’ll!
Summer is officially here, and it’s heating up out there 🥵. It’s easy for our pet’s to become overheated on a hot or warm day—they’re wearing fur coats, after all! Swipe to learn more about how to recognize the signs of heatstroke in our pets, as well as some our medical teams tips on how to prevent it. It’s crucial to be aware of the symptoms of overheating and know what to do if you suspect your pet is experiencing heatstroke. Plus, click the link in our bio to learn even more about how to keep our furry friends safe this summer!
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Blessing your feed with the Monday content that we all need.
There are all kinds of mamas out there, and we’re sending love to each and every one of you. Happy Mother’s Day 🧡
And a special shoutout to our incredible community of pet moms at Small Door. These photos say it all!
Tag a pet mom who deserves all the love and appreciation today!
Proof that our doors are actually really BIG.
🍽 The betrayal stings, folks.
Dogs always keep their eyes on the prize.
🎾🎾🎾🎾
Always make sure to get your pets safe balls with holes! 🐕🦺
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It’s Thursday, and we’re asking the real hard hitting questions 🎤
If you’re not a Small Door member, we might already know the answer to this one, but… Does your dog like going to the vet? Tell us in the comments!
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Hey Gramercy, meet Dr. Eliza O'Callaghan!
Dr. Eliza O’Callaghan, an Australian native, embarked on her veterinary journey at Murdoch University Veterinary College in Western Australia. After building her foundation down under, she ventured from Australia to San Francisco, then to North Carolina, and finally to New York City. Throughout her diverse career, Eliza has developed a comprehensive approach to pet wellness, focusing on the importance of tailored education and care for each pet's unique needs.
Her commitment to veterinary medicine goes beyond the confines of the clinic. Eliza has volunteered in spay/neuter clinics in Thailand, India, and the remote Kimberley region of outback Australia, highlighting her dedication to global animal health and welfare. While Dr. O’Callaghan does not confine her practice to specific specialties, she has a keen interest in soft tissue surgery, oral and dental surgery, chronic pain management, and dermatology. She is passionate about senior pet care, living by the mantra that “age is not a disease ” and advocating for treatments that ensure the comfort and wellbeing of aging pets. Her approach to veterinary medicine is holistic, emphasizing the importance of clear and compassionate communication with pet owners to facilitate the best possible outcomes for their beloved animals.
Outside of her professional life, Eliza is an avid nature lover. She enjoys long hikes, the tranquility of the outdoors, and the simple pleasure of wine with friends. She also maintains a robust fitness routine, with regular sessions at her local F45 gym. Eliza cherishes time spent with her partner, Alyssa, their non-stereotypical Chihuahua, Rill, and their charismatic Burmese cat, Rory. She seizes every chance to share her favorite Australian slang and introduce others to Aussie Rules Football (AFL), a sport close to her heart.
This is Loki. His pastime is serving looks and stealing hearts.
Modern and warm, our practices are designed to be stress-free for both pets and pet parents, with comfortable furnishings, welcoming exam rooms, and state-of-the-art treatment areas.
We made it... to Spring. It’s time to put those puffer jackets away and soak in the warm weather with longer walks and more time spent outside – which means, more potential hazards for your pets. Swipe to learn more from our medical team 🌷
when going to your vet is literal bliss.
we feel you.
+++ ...we love pets of all shapes and sizes and we’re always here to help them live their healthiest lives. But if your pet needs to go on a diet, here’s a pro tip: You CAN actually feed your dog the same amount of treats if you take them out of their normal meal portions. Try keeping a Ziploc of their kibble for the day, and take bits and pieces of it out instead of treats. This just reduces what they get at meals, which always makes dieting a little bit easier – and lessens some of your guilt.
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Hey Bethesda! Meet Dr. Penny Coder –
A St. Louis, Missouri native, Dr. Penny Coder graduated from St. Louis University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. After receiving her degree, she worked in human medical research at a pharmaceutical company and Washington University in St. Louis for a number of years before pursuing her passion of veterinary medicine. She graduated from the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine in 2014.
Penny kicked off her veterinary career with a shelter medicine internship at Young-Williams Animal Shelter in Knoxville, TN. She later progressed to becoming the Director of Medicine at the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin. She worked two years in western North Carolina to serve North Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee, specializing in surgery and expanding access to veterinary care in underserved communities. Most recently, Penny served as the Vice President of Medicine at the Humane Rescue Alliance, shaping their shelter and community medicine programs.
Penny particularly enjoys guiding pet parents to the best possible care and strengthening their bond. Her clinical interests include soft tissue surgery, dermatology, infectious diseases, dentistry, and immunology.
Penny lives in Washington, DC with her wife, 3 dogs, and 2 cats. In her free time, she runs with her husky, bikes, and tends to her vegetable garden.
Don't just take our word for it...
We’re committed to treating your pets as we do our own. With Small Door, your pet’s well-being always comes first – no matter what.
Our membership-based model allows members access to all of our state-of-the-art practices throughout NYC, DC, and Boston. This gives you and your pets more time with our trusted doctors, same and next day appointments, priority access to specialists, and so much more.
sometimes you don't need a caption.
c/o tiny member Codi
but also – if they *don't* do voices for their pets, that's the real deal breaker.
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Will you be our Valentine? 💌
If you’re walking by or have an appointment at one of our practices today, we can’t wait to spread the love. Happy Valentine’s Day!
c/o the adorable
We all know chocolate cake is a no-no for your pup—but did you know about these common fruits and veggies? List vetted by our friends at Small Door Veterinary
waiting for the nor'easter like:
Rolling out the red carpet for Bethesda cats and dogs... opening soon at 10253 Old Georgetown Rd!
380 2nd Avenue
New York, NY
10010
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