WildThings Animal Hospital

11/16/2024

Today our WildThings Animal Hospital crew joined CrossFit WildThing for a 50,000m Row-A-Thon to raise money for Veterans mental health and su***de. So proud of our team for stepping out of their comfort zones for a good cause.

11/15/2024

Explore the comprehensive veterinary services offered at Wild Things Animal Hospital. From wellness exams to advanced surgical procedures, we provide a full range of services to keep your pets healthy!

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11/13/2024

Did you know that microchipped pets are significantly more likely to be reunited with their owners? A tiny chip can make a huge difference in bringing your lost pet home safely!

Did you know that microchipped pets are significantly more likely to be reunited with their owners? A tiny chip can make a huge difference in bringing your lost pet home safely!

11/12/2024

🐾 Half Off Tuesdays for Exams! 🐾

Hey everyone! 👋 We still have some openings today if you're looking to get your pet seen before the holiday. Whether you have a general or exotic pet, it's the perfect time to book with our Half Off Tuesday special on exams! 🐶🐱🐰🐦

Give us a call now to snag your spot and make sure your furry (or scaly) friend is ready for the festivities! 📞✨

11/11/2024

This Veteran's Day, we honor the courage and sacrifice of those who have served our nation. Thank you to all our veterans for your service and dedication.

11/08/2024

As the seasons change, so do the needs of our furry friends. Whether it's spring allergies, summer heat, fall walks, or winter chills, every season brings unique challenges for pet care.

As the seasons change, so do the needs of our furry friends. Whether it's spring allergies, summer heat, fall walks, or winter chills, every season brings unique challenges for pet care.

11/06/2024

🤔What is UVB Lighting?

UVB, or ultraviolet B light, is part of the sun’s natural light spectrum. However, you will need to provide the reptiles inside your home with a source of UVB since they will not be garnering it from the sun. Most reptiles require exposure to UVB in order to produce vitamin D3. UVB wavelength allows reptiles the ability to regulate their own Vitamin D3 levels naturally, enabling them to properly absorb calcium. Without sufficient UVB, these reptiles can develop metabolic bone disease, bone softening and deformation, or other serious illnesses.
https://www.petco.com/.../reptile-uvb-light-guide.html

11/05/2024

Meet the dedicated team of veterinarians and staff at Wild Things Animal Hospital. Our professionals are committed to providing the best care for your pets with compassion and expertise. Get to know our team!

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11/04/2024

Unlock the Power of Pet Insurance Today!

Have you ever considered the true purpose of having pet insurance? It's actually quite simple! Pet insurance grants you the ability to prioritize your furry companion's well-being based on their health needs, rather than being limited by your financial situation. With most policies offering up to 80% reimbursement after deductibles, pet insurance also helps you effectively plan and budget for your pet's healthcare expenses. And guess what? Pet insurance isn't just for small animals – it covers exotics too! If you're curious and want to explore the world of pet insurance, don't hesitate to ask us today. We're here to assist you and can provide information on various insurance companies that offer comprehensive pet insurance coverage.

11/02/2024

Don't forget to set your clocks back! Daylight Saving Time ends tonight. Enjoy that extra hour of sleep and make sure your clocks are adjusted.

10/31/2024

🐔✨ Exciting news from our clinic! Meet Carol Helen, our brave little chicken who came to us in June after an attack that left her with an exposed humerus. After months of healing and care, we’re thrilled to share that she laid her very first egg! 🥚💖

We’re so proud of her progress and are hopeful that she’ll keep her wing intact. Carol Helen is a true testament to resilience! Let’s give her a round of applause! 👏🥳

10/31/2024

Get ready for a spooktacular Halloween! Whether you're trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins, or watching scary movies, have a fun and safe celebration.

How can we make Halloween safer for pets?

-Costumes and masks, lights and decorations, and a constant parade of strangers coming to your door— Halloween can be a downright spooky experience for pets. You can protect your pets by taking these steps to reduce the risk of them being hurt, poisoned, or lost.

-Don't feed pets Halloween treats. Raisins can cause your pet’s kidneys to fail, and candy may contain substances toxic to pets, such as chocolate or xylitol (a common sugar substitute found in sugar-free candies and gum). Often, you won’t be able to tell what a treat or piece of candy contains just by looking at it.

-Make sure your pets have identification (microchip, collar, and ID tag) that will make it easy for someone to contact you and return them home in case they escape through an open door while you're distracted with trick-or-treaters.

-Keep lit candles, jack-o-lanterns, and other Halloween decorations out of reach of pets.

-Keep all human costume pieces away from pets, along with glow sticks, decorations, batteries, and other holiday items. When chewed, glow stick items can release liquid that tastes really bad and can make pets drool excessively or act strangely (though it isn’t likely to be harmful). Other costume parts and decorations might cause choking, internal injury, or illness.

-If your pet is wary of strangers or has a tendency to bite, put them in a room away from the front door during trick-or-treating hours, or provide them with a safe hiding place.

-Keep your pet indoors.

10/28/2024

Shop for your pet’s needs conveniently online at Wild Things Animal Hospital’s vet store. Find medications, food, and more, all available for quick delivery!

10/22/2024

Schedule an appointment at Wild Things Animal Hospital easily through our website. We offer a convenient booking system to ensure your pet gets the care they need when they need it!

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