Cherokee Hills Veterinary Hospital

07/11/2025

**Attention,
If you were in our office and made it home with only 1 earring, please call us!

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07/04/2025

Happy 4th of July from Jazzie and everyone at Cherokee Hills! Have a safe and wonderful holiday! Keep your pets safe and secure. We will reopen Monday!

07/03/2025

Get prepared before the holiday! Here’s how to safely celebrate this fourth of July with family, friends, and fireworks—without needing a vet visit.

☀️ Beat the Heat: Avoid exposure to high temps & hot pavement.

🎆 Fireworks = Pets Indoors: Keep pets safely inside during fireworks.

🍔 Food Patrol: Block pets from accessing party food & drinks.

🔌 Hide the Hazards: Isolate in-home hazards (cords, chemicals, small objects).

🏡 Create a Safe Space: Set up a comfy spot with familiar scents.

07/02/2025

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07/02/2025

Last reminder! Today is our half day and we close at 12pm but we will be open regular hours tomorrow. Have a fun and safe holiday weekend.

07/01/2025

Starting July 2, 2025 Credit Card Pricing Notice
FYI, we still accept cash!

06/30/2025

It is better to call ahead than wait until last minute!

06/23/2025

Gus came with his 🏀Champion OKC reversible bandana on today!

06/22/2025

This is our clinic cat Jazzie and she has been with us for almost a full year! Our Jazzie has severe arthritis in her back so moving around is limited for her. We support her with Solensia and most days it has her walking around before and after hours at the clinic. Recently we did a cold laser treatment on her and a few days later Dr. Prichard came in to her getting ready to attack the birds through our side door. It seems she is also sleeping more soundly so she that indicates to us that she is comfortable. We did another session this past Friday and we are excited to see how she feels when we come back Monday.

06/22/2025

This month we want to raise awareness about pet choking incidents. As Owners we can take proactive steps to help prevent potential choking hazards. Mission: Target Zero wants to reduce the already 200,00 choking incidents to 0. It is easy to avoid a costly veterinary bill and keep your pet safe. Know your pet and pick the appropriate size of toy or chew for your pet. There are plenty of other safe alternatives than bully sticks or rawhides that could potentially cause a trip to the vet. Don’t risk it, think about the choices you make for your pets.

June 22 is National Pet Choking Prevention Day, championed by Dr. Judy Morgan and Bow Wow Labs.

06/21/2025

Just like Take your Cat to Work Day, can you take your dog? It’s normal for us in vetmed to bring our pets to work but how does it work for everyone else? Please let us know below if you take your dog to work.