Cobbs Ford Pet Health Center, P.C.

12/04/2024

RECALL ALERT - Blue Ridge Beef is voluntarily recalling their 2-pound log Puppy Mix due to a contamination of Salmonella.

Lot Numbers: 08/06/N25 & 08/16/N25
UPC: 854298001696

These products were packaged in clear plastic and sold primarily in retail stores located in the States of: Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, & New York. More information: https://bit.ly/4giWTh0

12/04/2024

Be merry, but stay mindful this holiday season!

12/04/2024

🐾🎄 Our clinic is so excited to be sponsoring a Christmas tree at the Autauga Creek Christmas Tree Trail! This year our staff teamed up to make special paw print ornaments using many of our very own daycare pets! We tried to get as many as we could, and we think they turned out so adorable—we hope you guys visit the Christmas Tree Trail this year to check it out in person. Feel free to take pics and tag our clinic! 🎄🐾

12/03/2024

How do you get kittens to behave for their vaccines? Bribery 🤣

12/02/2024

Have you booked your holiday grooming yet? Christmas is just around the corner. Give us a call!

12/01/2024

So small you might almost miss them! 😍

11/30/2024

RECALL ALERT - Gaines Pet Treats LLC, of Birmingham, AL is voluntarily recalling 204, 5-ounce bags of "Gaines Family Farmstead Chicken Chips" treats for dogs due to the possibility of Salmonella contamination.

The recalled "Gaines Family Farmstead Chicken Chips" were distributed through online retailers and into several small independent pet retailers in Alabama, Florida and Georgia.

The product comes in a 5-ounce bag marked on the back side with lot number 20061124 and an expiration date of 12/11/25. This is the only lot number identified as potentially contaminated. MORE: https://bit.ly/4eOJCf0

11/29/2024

The US #1 Veterinarian Recommended brand.

11/28/2024

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, and while you may be looking forward to some good eats, there are some eats that may not be so good for your pet. 🦃🍁🥧

Here are a few important tips to keep in mind and help ensure your pets stay safe during the holiday. Find more info ➡️ http://bit.ly/2Ow57r3

11/28/2024

We hope everyone is having a wonderful Thanksgiving. Remember to keep those table scraps to yourself regardless of how many puppy or kitty pleading eyes you get! 🤣

11/27/2024

11/26/2024

Winter pet safety.

As the winter months approach, it's important to consider what keeps your pets safe and warm. Please share!

11/25/2024

Tribute to Jordan 🤍

This has been a difficult week for CFPHC. We lost a very beloved member of our clinic family, and we wanted to make a memorial post in honor of the special woman that our fellow staff and clients knew.

Jordan was so very bright. She worked at CFPHC as a Receptionist and a Veterinary Technician. She went to school at Troy, and it was her dream to become a Veterinarian herself. She had special interests in both small animal and large animal health. She was determined to do it all, and if circumstances would have allowed, we have no doubt she would have achieved these successes and so many more.

Jordan loved animals and she loved people. She valued humor and had a unique way of making others laugh. Her smile was contagious.

Jordan was also fierce. At times, she could be stubborn, honest, and strong willed. This made her decisive and it made her brave.

Jordan was the first to arrive to the front desk every morning, and liked to sit at 102. As a Vet Tech, Jordan floated with one or two other Techs and helped out wherever she could in Treatment. She kept her team members entertained constantly, and she kept her managers on their toes. She loved Chic Fil A, Coca Cola, short games like Hangman or Monkey-in-the-Middle, diabetic pets, playful bantering, giving “the latest life updates”, and she loved her best four-legged buddy, Wilson.

What we wish we could say to Jordan now, is how much WE, CFPHC, loved her.

Our thoughts and prayers are with her family right now, who are experiencing the worst imaginable loss.

Thank you to those who encountered Jordan in her time with us and who will remember Jordan for the amazing person she was. We hope this post will allow our staff and clients to look back on her in the future when we want to reflect on the priceless impact she made.

“Jordan, Jordi, Jordana . . . Keep a few seats warm for your front desk ladies upstairs until we get there. And in the meantime, we’ll hold down your spot at 102 for as long as we can.”

Sincerely,
The Staff at CFPHC

11/25/2024

Last week we were so excited to meet Maverick!

11/24/2024

‼️ IMPORTANT PSA ‼️

Due to arrangements involving CFPHC’s recent loss, our clinic will close at 2:00pm on Tuesday, November 26th, and reopen at 7:00am on Wednesday, November 27th.

If your pet must be dropped off or picked up from boarding on Tuesday, we ask that you please do so between 7:00am-2:00pm. If you are unable to, please call our clinic in advance so we can work out a plan.

For daycare and grooming on Tuesday, if you’d like to drop off in the morning, please be sure to pick back up before 2:00pm.

We appreciate your patience and compassion during this devastating time for our clinic family.

11/23/2024

Welcome Max!

11/22/2024

In light of many questions coming from our compassionate clients, we are very sad to announce that we received news this morning that a beloved staff member of CFPHC passed away unexpectedly. We ask that you please keep our practice in your prayers. Out of respect for the family’s privacy, we are not releasing any additional details at this time. We appreciate your patience for the next several days while we navigate through this. Thank you so much.

11/22/2024

At your local garden store, you may be looking for fall flowers to put in your planters to have a variety of different flowers. Lantana may be one of those. Lantana mainly causes vomiting and diarrhea in dogs and cats but sometimes weakness or lethargy can be seen. The ripe berries are less toxic than unripe berries. The berries contain anticholinergic compounds which can cause dilated pupils, cardiovascular signs, and central nervous system signs. These berries can cause more serious signs in livestock.