Peak Pet Urgent Care

08/30/2024

08/29/2024

🐾 Peak Pet Urgent Care is now offering endoscopy!

The VetOvation system enables a tiny scope to better diagnose and treat many conditions inside the stomach, ear & nose of your pet.

Endoscopy enables the doctors to place a scope inside the stomach to remove a foreign object or perform a biopsy. This will save many pets from undergoing an invasive open surgical procedure.

We are excited to be using this technology to benefit our patients!

For additional information, please contact Peak Pet Urgent Care at 775-484-8400

Patterson Veterinary Peak Pet Urgent Care

08/27/2024

Did you know you can donate your empty prescription bottles to Options Veterinary Care? It reuses the bottles and saves us from buying them. As a nonprofit, this is HUGE! So tell your friends, and perhaps round up your neighborhood RX bottles for animals at Options! 👏👏

You can drop them off to our clinic at 4690 Longley Ln., Suite 1, Reno, NV 89502, and we are here Monday through Friday from roughly 8 am to 4 pm.

08/25/2024

Panting is a normal behavior in dogs and is primarily used to regulate their body temperature. However, excessive panting can indicate underlying issues that need veterinary attention. Check out our latest blog post to learn why your dog pants and when you should be concerned.

Panting is a normal behavior in dogs and is primarily used to regulate their body temperature. However, excessive panting can indicate underlying issues that need veterinary attention. Our Peak Pet Urgent Care team provides a comprehensive look at why dogs pant and explains

08/25/2024

Embracing and nurturing your cat’s instincts can enhance their well-being and strengthen your bond. Check out our latest blog post to learn how you can help your feline friend express their natural behaviors.

Cats must express natural behaviors to stay happy and healthy, and nurturing these instincts can enhance your feline friend’s well-being and strengthen your bond. Our Peak Pet Urgent Care team knows your cat has a unique personality, and we provide tips to help your whiskered friend demonstrate th...

08/25/2024

Feline asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that affects a significant number of cats worldwide and results in coughing, wheezing, and difficulty breathing. Check out our latest blog post to learn about feline asthma and if your cat is at risk.

Feline asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that affects a significant number of cats worldwide and is the most commonly diagnosed respiratory disorder in felines. Our Peak Pet Urgent Care team often sees cats affected by feline asthma, and we offer information to help you recognize the conditi...

08/14/2024

Say it for the people in the back!

08/13/2024

Small Business EDITION

Supporting our community is something that truly brings me joy. If you are new to my page or a longtime follower you may notice this.

So here are just a few that I am going to highlight (make sure to save this post for later):

Tahoe Vacation Rentals
Pet Sitting
Glamping Experiences
Pet Urgent Care
Graphic Designer
Travel advisor
Mobile Bar

I would love if you post in the comments with your favorite RENO | TAHOE local small businesses so we can all show them some love.

✳️ Make sure to SAVE this post for future references

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08/12/2024

The cranial cruciate ligament, similar to the anterior cruciate ligament in humans, is a critical component of your pet’s knee. If this structure is damaged, it can cause instability, pain, and decreased mobility. Check out our latest blog post to learn about cranial cruciate ligament disease.

Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injury is a common orthopedic problem that affects pets, particularly dogs. Similar to the anterior cruciate ligament in humans, the CCL is a critical component of your pet’s knee. If this structure is damaged, it can cause instability, pain, and decreased mobility....

08/03/2024

08/02/2024

It’s and we have the pleasure of introducing our LVT Kristina!

Her whole life has been spent living in many different areas of Nevada, until she went to the University of Nevada, Reno to earn her Bachelor’s of Science in Secondary Education with an emphasis in Agriculture Education. It wasn’t until her last semester that she realized teaching in schools is not where she wanted to be. Her veterinary career started in 2018 at A Plus Animal Hospital where she started as a receptionist and quickly became an assistant and then a LVTIT. In 2019 she started commuting to Carson Valley Veterinary Hospital where she grew and developed her skills not only to become a LVT but a mentor to clients and co-workers. She says she’s honored to be an envisioned part of Peak Pet Urgent Care, where her passion for teaching can continue to be brought to light in this field as she strives to help and guide clients and fellow employees to better care for all patients. Her areas of interest involve emergency medicine, surgery, and specialty procedures, such as endoscopy and advanced imaging, which she hopes in the future will help her in becoming a Veterinary Technician Specialist. In her personal time, she loves spending it with her little family, with her husband Cameron, their daughter Avery, their two cats, Matti and Breena, and their dogs, Scout (Chihuahua), Austin (Border Collie), and Raya (GSD) ❤️.

We are so lucky to have Kristina on the team, she’s been incredibly helpful in founding the hospital and we can’t say enough just how much we appreciate her!

07/31/2024

We’ve grown so quickly, and with that is expanding our services! Not only do we see urgent care, but we do so much more.

Give us a call, we’re open seven days a week!

07/29/2024

Nothing can ruin a nice day like rushing your pet to the emergency veterinary clinic. Pets are susceptible to numerous medical mishaps, but many common emergencies are preventable with proactive care and attention. Check out our latest blog post for practical tips for preventing common pet emergencies.

Veterinary emergencies are stressful and frightening for pets and their owners. Pets are susceptible to numerous medical mishaps, but many common emergencies are preventable with proactive care and attention. By understanding potential risks and taking appropriate precautions, you can keep your four...

07/25/2024

It’s and today we’re introducing Danna, a new LVT that joined our team.

Danna is a full time graduate student pursuing her Masters in Public Health, hoping to make herself a competitive applicant for vet school. She has worked in the field for over 6 years, working her way up from kennel tech to Licensed Veterinary Technician. While going to school, she also works at two local clinics, teaches a course at UNR, and interns with Animal Services. When not busy, she enjoy hiking, crocheting, bouldering, and spending time with her fiancé Bryce and their 5 pets (2 dogs, 3 cats). She is passionate about providing excellent care to animals in need as well as educating the community on appropriate care, especially the Latinx community as she is a first generation Latina student and future DVM!

Danna as you can tell is an extremely hard worker. We’re extremely lucky to have her on the team and are so happy to have a front row seat to her road to becoming a doctor.

07/22/2024

Happy Vet Assistant Week!

This week the vet med community celebrates the assistants that help make it possible to do what we do. Vet assistants are a group of people with a deep passion for patient care, talent in customer service, and the ability to wear many hats. They talk to our clients, hop on the phone, communicate with doctors, run bloodwork, (and draw it!), take x-rays 🩻, monitor anesthesia, and even scrub in. It’s a position that spans across the whole hospital and requires them to be tough, kind, and be a pro-multitasker. Our team of vet assistants at Peak are all of these things and so much more.

This week we’ll be celebrating our awesome team of assistants, to thank them for all their hard work.

07/22/2024

When your pet suffers an injury or illness, it can be scary, but if you know what to do in these situations, you can help make the outcome a successful one in our latest blog post, we explore emergency pet care versus pet urgent care.

Knowing when to seek veterinary care for your pet is critical for their health and safety. Accidents, injuries, and sudden illnesses are situations most pet owners will face at some point with their furry companions. Recognizing whether your pet’s signs constitute an urgent or emergency health sit...

07/20/2024

Yes, systems may be down due to the worldwide tech outage. But rest assured our tech support is on it 👍🏼

07/19/2024

Hello 👋🏼
We wanted to reintroduce ourselves if you’re new here or if you have yet to meet us!
Peak is a new, doctor owned urgent care veterinary clinic that opened just this past April. It was founded by two doctors that grew up right here in Reno, and have a passion for veterinary medicine. They saw a need in the community for pet owners to have more access to care when they need it the most. With their experience and passion for their field, they assembled a team of like-minded individuals with a shared purpose.
At Peak we offer a wide variety of care for you and your pet. We offer radiology, ultrasound, laboratory, soft tissue and now orthopedic surgery.
Should you find yourself in need of care for you and your pet, our doors are open seven days a week.

Hours of operation:
Monday - Thursday 11am-9pm
Friday - Sunday 9am-9pm

You can checkin online and wait in the comfort of your home, and we’ll text you when we’re ready to see you.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out!

07/19/2024

It’s !

This week we’re introducing Clarice!

Clarice Rose Albert is a proud small-town country girl born and raised in Gardnerville, NV. Her passion for animals has been there since she could walk. Growing up in a small town she had amazing opportunities to expand her experience and knowledge with livestock and equine medicine. Graduating from Douglas High School in 2019, then venturing off for 2 years in training cutting horses, and experiencing the competitions. Clarice came home in 2022 and decided it was time to place her feet back into her true roots, make her passion grow, and expand her knowledge of animals. She is now an active student enrolled online with Penn Foster to receive her Veterinary Technician License. Enjoying life with family, friends, and her best- four-legged pal Brandi by her side trusting in God wherever he takes her.

We’re elated to have Clarice on the team, and her kind soul is already resonating with our clients! Welcome Clarice!

07/16/2024

We have so great dog’s available for adoption!
Please click the link below to meet your next family member.

https://www.petfinder.com/search/pets-for-adoption/?shelter_id%5B0%5D=OK268&sort%5B0%5D=recently_added

07/11/2024

It’s !!
Meet Camlyn, one of our Licensed Vet Techs!

Camlyn was born in Colorado but grew up in Reno graduating from Galena HS. She then went back to Colorado to attend Bel-Rea Institute, graduating as a tech in 2003. She has had a long and rewarding career taking care of animals, spending over a decade in shelter medicine serving the unhoused pets of Reno and the surrounding areas. She also loves working in emergency setting because she enjoys being busy with challenging cases where I get to utilize her skills to the maximum.
Her greatest accomplishment has been raising her daughter who just graduated high school and is now heading into human nursing. In her time off she enjoys spending time trail running with her best friend Ruca and snuggling her 2 cats Oreo and Bowie while reading a good book, or working on her latest knitting project.

We’re so glad to have Camlyn on our team!

07/07/2024

Whenever you bring a new pet into your home, there is also the understanding that one day you may have to say goodbye to them. Losing a pet can have a profound impact on your emotional health, but it is possible to recover and heal. In our latest blog post, we provide pet loss coping strategies and ways to honor your beloved furry friend.

In a perfect world, our furry companions would live many more years than allotted. However, the time we do have with them brings tremendous love, laughter, and companionship. Losing a pet can be one of the most heartbreaking experiences a pet owner faces, but healing is possible. Our

07/05/2024

Updated hours!

Fridays have been busy, and we want the Reno community to have as much access as possible to care for their pet. So we extended our hours to 9-9pm on Fridays in addition to Saturday and Sunday. It’s a small adjustment, but hopefully it can help more people and their pets! See you at 9am Reno!

07/03/2024

Cute patient alert! 🚨
This is Cinnamon, and she checked in this morning for our very first fracture repair at Peak! She was a rockstar, and even starting putting weight on her leg a few hours after surgery. Shoutout to for a great surgery and thank you to Cinnamon’s mom for trusting us with her care!