Rose Rock Veterinary Hospital & Pet Resort

12/05/2025

Today is a day to celebrate shelter pets. Shelters are full of great companions just waiting to be adopted and loved. If you have adopted a shelter pet yourself, we’d love to see them. Post their photo in the comments below. If you’d like to donate to your local shelter, here’s a helpful link:

https://ccspca.com/fundraising/things-animal-shelters-use-the-most/

12/04/2025

🐶🧺 Blankets & toys aren’t just comfy, they’re soothing for pups who twirl, knead or suck for comfort. When this behavior stays gentle and short, it’s usually fine. But if it becomes nonstop or causes harm, it’s time to check in. ❤️🩺

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Why do dogs suck on blankets? A wide variety of breeds suck on blankets or stuffed toys. Is this a behavior that dog owners need to be concerned about?

12/02/2025

🐶💔 Is your dog skipping meals or showing tummy trouble? It could be pancreatitis, a serious condition that needs quick care. 🍗🥴 Learn the warning signs, causes, and how to help your pup feel better faster. 💚🐾

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The symptoms of pancreatitis in dogs might be mistaken for something less serious, but this is a condition that's potentially life-threatening.

12/01/2025

Want the convenience of buying products such as NexGard® PLUS (afoxolaner, moxidectin, and pyrantel chewable tablets) online? Support our local clinic by buying online directly from us! Visit our online pharmacy, linked on our website.

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Prescribing information: bit.ly/NGP_PI

11/27/2025

Which pie is your favorite?

We are partial to the “Cutie Pie” ourselves. 🤗

Happy Thanksgiving!

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11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

Wishing you and yours a very safe and happy holiday!!

We are closed today, but will be open regular hours tomorrow!

405.321.3361
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11/27/2025

Thanksgiving is about good food, good company and good pets. You may want to give your furry friend a taste of something that’s on your plate, but it’s a good idea to make sure it’s safe for them to eat first. Luckily, we’ve made a list of holiday foods to enjoy (yum!) and holiday foods to avoid (no-no!) for your pet.

Learn more: https://www.aaha.org/resources/thanksgiving-foods-pets-should-avoid/

11/26/2025

Today Dr. Robinson and his vet assistants, Masyn & Abbey did a medical procedure on a 3 year old ball python named “Baby”! 🐍

She had some scabbing on her belly from a contact burn from the heating source in her enclosure…

Dr.Robinson gave “Baby” a soak & swim in a tub for about 15 minutes prior to giving her a light sedative and pain blocker.

Once she was nice and relaxed they were able to address the scabs and it cleaned up nicely!
Now it should have a better chance to heal.

“Baby” did amazing for this procedure!

We know that snakes can be scary to some, but they still deserve the best quality care same as dogs & cats. ❤️

Did you know Dr.Robinson saw reptiles?!
Let us know in the comments!

405.321.3361
www.roserockvethospital.com

11/26/2025

With proven, easy-to-give protection, it’s easy to understand how PUREVAX® feline vaccines have been trusted to help protect cats for over 25 years.

11/25/2025

“Bubba” was neutered a few days ago, so he is sporting a cone for now, but he is healing up nicely! ❤️

He is currently available for adoption!! 🏡🐾

Stop by and meet him any time we are open!

405.321.3361
www.roserockvethospital.com

11/25/2025

🐾🚫⚠️ Curious noses can lead to trouble! Many everyday items, from plants to snacks, can be poisonous to dogs. 🍫🌿🧴 Learn how to spot the signs of poisoning and what to do if your pup gets into something they shouldn’t. 🐶💚 Stay alert, stay safe!

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Good puppy owners should always be well-educated and prepared to protect puppies against the most common dog poisons located in and around every home.

11/25/2025

With Thanksgiving in a couple of days, we wanted to remind you about the potential dangers of feeding table scraps to your pets this holiday! 🦃

While those puppy-dog eyes can be hard to resist, many traditional Thanksgiving foods can be harmful or even dangerous for pets.

Here’s what to avoid from your holiday plate:

🦴 Turkey Bones
Cooked bones can easily splinter and cause choking or serious GI obstructions. Stick to boneless, plain turkey if you want to share a small treat.

🥣 Gravy
Delicious for us… not so much for them. Gravy is often too rich and fatty for pets, which can upset their stomach or lead to pancreatitis.

🌽 Corn on the Cob
Corn kernels are fine, but the cob itself doesn’t break down in the digestive tract and can cause a dangerous blockage.

🥘 Stuffing & Casseroles
Many recipes contain onions and garlic, both toxic to pets. Even small amounts can cause health issues.

Keeping your pets safe means a happier holiday for everyone! If you’re unsure about a food, feel free to reach out or stick to pet-safe treats instead. ❤️🐾

405.321.3361
www.roserockvethospital.com