Cherry Chase Pet Hospital

Cherry Chase Pet Hospital We provide a compassionate veterinary care. Our services include but not limited to surgeries, denta

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Young Lily was always shy and kept to herself. Her parents shared that she was diagnosed with autism and felt most comfo...
12/31/2024

Young Lily was always shy and kept to herself. Her parents shared that she was diagnosed with autism and felt most comfortable in her safe space — her room. But one day, everything changed thanks to a very special encounter.

Family friends visited, bringing along their rabbit named Snowball. This curious little guy loved exploring every corner of the room, gently hopping around people, and even making soft, happy noises when he felt relaxed. Snowball quickly caught Lily’s attention. He softly approached her, tugged on her sleeve with his paw as if inviting her to play, and sat right next to her.

Her parents watched with smiles as Lily carefully reached out and started petting the rabbit. After that day, they decided to adopt a rabbit of their own so he could be her constant companion. They named him Lucky — because that meeting truly brought luck and happiness to their family.

With Lucky, Lily started to come out of her shell. She loved feeding him his favorite parsley, laughing as he hopped through cardboard boxes, and even building him a “tunnel” out of cardboard tubes, which quickly became his favorite hiding spot. Lucky wasn’t just a pet — he became a real source of joy for everyone in the house.

Now Lucky is a full-fledged member of the family. He greets Lily by the door after school, taps his paw on the floor to “ask” for treats, and is always nearby when someone is relaxing. Her parents lovingly call him their little hero who brought so much light and laughter into their lives.

Lily’s mom shared this beautiful story with us during their visit to our hospital for Lucky’s check-up. Hearing how much pets mean to their families is why we love what we do.

Holiday mischief from your furry friends? We’ve got you covered! 🐾✨Is your tree turning into a giant toy, gifts getting ...
12/26/2024

Holiday mischief from your furry friends? We’ve got you covered! 🐾✨
Is your tree turning into a giant toy, gifts getting unwrapped too soon, or tempting smells leading your pets into trouble? Don’t worry — we’ve prepared some helpful tips!
Why does this happen? Your pets love everything new — scents, shiny decorations, and crinkly wrapping paper. For them, the holidays are an exciting adventure!
How to help your furry friend avoid trouble:
Hide treats and edible gifts to keep them safe until it’s time to open them.
Anchor your tree and keep fragile decorations out of reach.
Store chocolate and sweets far away — they can be dangerous for pets.
Create a “holiday zone” with toys and safe treats to keep them entertained and distracted.
Fun fact: Cats love Christmas trees because the needles mimic grass, and shiny ornaments spark their hunting instincts!
If you notice anything unusual in your pet’s behavior or have concerns about their health, we’re here to help. At Cherry Chase Pet Hospital, we’re dedicated to keeping your furry friends happy and healthy all year round!
How do your pets spend the holidays? Share your funny stories in the comments and tag us in your holiday pet photos — we’d love to see their festive spirit!

Living Colors: The Secret World of Reptiles 🦎✨Did you know chameleons change color for more than just blending in?Here’s...
12/25/2024

Living Colors: The Secret World of Reptiles 🦎✨
Did you know chameleons change color for more than just blending in?
Here’s why they do it:
To show emotions – colors can express fear, anger, or calm.
To attract a mate – bright shades stand out during mating season.
To warn predators – bold colors send a clear message: "Stay away!"
Chameleons are experts at communicating without a single word!
If you have a reptile at home, understanding their behavior is key to keeping them healthy and happy. At Cherry Chase Pet Hospital, we provide expert care for all exotic pets, including chameleons, snakes, turtles, and more.

Schedule your pet’s appointment today and give them the care they deserve.

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12/17/2024

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🎉 Holiday Pet Hacks — Keep Your Pets Safe & Happy! 🐶🐱🐹🐰🦎 The holiday season is magical, but it can be tricky with curio...
12/16/2024

🎉 Holiday Pet Hacks — Keep Your Pets Safe & Happy! 🐶🐱🐹🐰🦎

The holiday season is magical, but it can be tricky with curious pets at home! 🐾 Climbing cats? Ornament-chasing dogs? We’ve got you covered!

📝 TOP TIPS FOR PET PARENTS

🎄 Pet-Safe Decorations
❌ Skip tinsel, garlands & glass ornaments — too risky!
✅ Use instead: Dried oranges 🍊, cinnamon sticks & wooden decor.
✨ Bonus: Spray lower branches with citrus scent — pets hate it!

📸 Picture-Perfect Pet Photos
🐕 Trick: Hold a treat by the camera to get their attention!
🎀 Add Santa hats, mini bow ties & cozy lights for a magical vibe.

🎁 DIY Pet Gifts
📦 Wrap a toy or treat & let them unwrap it!
🎥 Bonus: Film their reaction for the cutest holiday Reels!

🎉 Holiday Outings with Pets
📍 Visit pet-friendly holiday fairs & photo ops with Santa!
🐶 Pack a water bowl, treats & a carrier for small pets.

🍪 Holiday Treats for Pets
DIY peanut butter dog cookies, freeze-dried fish for cats, & «treat boxes» for bunnies & guinea pigs.

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🎉 BONUS HACKS

💡 DIY Pet Tree: Make a «pet tree» with toys & chewables to keep them busy.
💡 Natural Deterrent: Spray lower branches with citrus — cats & dogs stay away!
💡 Calm Your Pet: Use calming chews or cozy spots to ease anxiety.

💾 Save this post to keep your pets safe this season!
💬 Tell us which hack you’ll try first! 🎉🐾

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How Do Dogs Navigate Without a Compass? Picture this: you're walking through your favorite Sunnyvale park, the sun is s...
12/14/2024

How Do Dogs Navigate Without a Compass?

Picture this: you're walking through your favorite Sunnyvale park, the sun is shining, a gentle breeze is in the air. Suddenly, your dog slips out of its collar and bolts around the corner. Your heart sinks. How do pets find their way back home, even after hours—or days—on their own?
Experts think dogs don’t just rely on their amazing sense of smell. They might also have a natural ability to connect with Earth’s magnetic field—like a built-in compass. That could explain why so many lost dogs make their way back home to their owners, favorite blankets, and cozy spots on the couch.
City sounds, strong smells, or panic can confuse even the best natural instincts. That’s why every moment counts when your pet is lost.

Simple Tips for Pet Owners
- Use familiar scents: Leave out your dog’s favorite toys, blankets, or even an old T-shirt near home to help guide them back.
- Keep ID updated: Make sure your pet has a tag with your current contact info and a microchip for extra safety.
- Don’t do it alone: Local volunteers, animal services, and our Sunnyvale clinic are here to help you every step of the way.

Cherry Chase Pet Hospital is here to keep your pets safe and sound.

Address: 1297 W El Camino Real, Ste D, Sunnyvale, CA 94087
Phone: (650) 961-4550

Hours:
- Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Your peace of mind starts with us.

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12/07/2024

🐾 Did you know? A dirty cage can cause respiratory problems or skin issues in hamsters. Cleanliness is key to their health and happiness.

Let’s make your hamster’s home their happy place!

12/03/2024

Here are 5 signs that your guinea pig may need medical attention:
1️⃣ Appetite changes – Are they eating less than usual?
2️⃣ Unusual noises – Wheezing or squeaks that sound different could signal respiratory issues.
3️⃣ Low energy – Is your active piggie suddenly quiet and hiding?
4️⃣ Fur problems – Bald spots or flaky skin could mean parasites or skin infections.
5️⃣ Weight loss – Even subtle changes in weight are worth investigating.

🩺 What to do if you notice these signs?
Call us for a checkup! Early care can make all the difference. 💙

🐹 Pro Tip: Weigh your guinea pig weekly – it’s an easy way to track their health!

If your guinea pig isn’t acting like themselves, we’re here to help!

🩺 What happens during a checkup?✅ We check their teeth – rabbits’ teeth grow nonstop and need monitoring.✅ We examine th...
11/30/2024

🩺 What happens during a checkup?
✅ We check their teeth – rabbits’ teeth grow nonstop and need monitoring.
✅ We examine their coat and skin – dull fur or dandruff can indicate issues.
✅ We assess their digestion – proper gut function is key for rabbits.
✅ We guide you on the best diet and care practices.

Your bunny deserves the best care! Schedule their next checkup today and let’s keep them healthy together. 🧡

🐇 Fun Fact: Did you know a happy rabbit does something called a “binky”? It’s when they jump and twist in mid-air out of joy!

Schedule an appointment with our rabbit-loving vets today 🌷

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11/28/2024

🐾 Early Signs of Illness in Small Pets 🐾

Small pets are masters at hiding symptoms, so it’s crucial to look for less obvious changes. 🤔🐹🐰

What to watch for:

Change in preferences: If your pet suddenly prefers different types of food or refuses their favorite treat, it could be an early sign that something’s wrong.
Increased grooming or lack of grooming: An unexpected obsession with cleanliness or, on the flip side, unusual messiness, can indicate that your pet is uncomfortable.
Change in reaction to you or other pets: A sudden aggressive reaction to being touched or avoiding other animals can often signal internal discomfort or pain.
Unusual sounds: Sometimes pets start making new, unfamiliar noises — this could be their way of "telling" you they’re in pain or stressed.
Important: Even the smallest changes in behavior can be important signals. For example, if your pet stops sitting in their favorite spot or starts pacing nervously in their cage, it’s worth taking a closer look.

If you notice something like this, schedule an appointment. The sooner we can find the cause, the sooner your little friend can get back to enjoying life! 🌟

✨ Happiness is a wet nose and a wagging tail! ✨This lovely pup just had a wellness check at Cherry Chase Pet Hospital an...
11/26/2024

✨ Happiness is a wet nose and a wagging tail! ✨
This lovely pup just had a wellness check at Cherry Chase Pet Hospital and is all smiles! 🐾

Regular check-ups keep your furry friends healthy and happy. Don’t forget to book your pet’s next appointment today!

📅 Call us or visit our website to schedule now.

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Remember, each pet is unique. Adjust these tips based on your pet’s needs and personality for the best results! ❤️ Tap ❤...
11/19/2024

Remember, each pet is unique. Adjust these tips based on your pet’s needs and personality for the best results!

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💬 Got questions? Reach out! At Cherry Chase Pet Hospital, we’re here to support you and your furry friend on their socia...
11/15/2024

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At Cherry Chase Pet Hospital, we’re here to support you and your furry friend on their social journey. ❤️🐾

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1297 W El Camino Real Ste D
Sunnyvale, CA
94087

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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+16509614550

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The World’s Best Bunny Jumper! 🐇 Did you know rabbits are amazing jumpers? In 1999, a rabbit named Yern from Denmark set a world record by jumping 99.5 cm (almost 3 feet)! And in 2019, a Swedish rabbit named Mimrelund Lilli broke the record for the highest jump at 106 cm (over 3.4 feet). These incredible jumpers remind us how important it is to keep rabbits active. Hopping and playing aren’t just fun — they help rabbits stay healthy, avoid weight issues, and keep their hearts strong. Tips to Keep Your Rabbit Active: Provide plenty of space for them to hop and explore. Set up a fun play area with tunnels and safe obstacles. Keep an eye on their health and energy levels. If you notice your rabbit is less active or seems off, we’re here to help. A happy, healthy bunny makes for a happy family! Keywords: rabbit care, active rabbits, healthy pets, bunny exercise, Cherry Chase Pet Hospital, small animal health, rabbit health tips

Tips for Better Pet Nutrition and Metabolism 🐾 Feeding your pets isn’t just about filling their bowls — it’s about keeping them healthy, happy, and thriving! Here are some unique tips for cats and dogs: For cats 🐱 1. Use puzzle feeders or treat-dispensing toys to mimic hunting and prevent overeating. 2. Add water or low-sodium broth to wet food to boost hydration and digestion. 3. Rotate high-quality protein sources like chicken, fish, and turkey to keep their meals balanced and exciting. 4. Limit treats to specific times or use them as rewards during play sessions. 5. Divide meals into smaller portions throughout the day for cats prone to overeating. For dogs 🐶 1. Add steamed pumpkin or green beans to their meals for extra fiber and better digestion. 2. Include fish oil or sardines (unsalted, in water) to support metabolism and coat health. 3. Use slow-feeder bowls to prevent gulping and improve nutrient absorption. 4. Take short walks or play after meals to stimulate digestion and energy levels. 5. Adjust portion sizes based on your dog’s age, breed, and activity level. General tips 🐾 1. Add pet-safe probiotics for better gut health and metabolism. 2. Occasionally offer fresh, unprocessed foods like cooked veggies, lean meats, or fruits safe for pets. 3. Schedule meals instead of free feeding to train their metabolism and prevent snacking. 4. Serve food at room temperature — cold meals can be harder to digest. Save this post to keep these tips handy or share it with fellow pet parents to help them too!

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🐾 Early Signs of Illness in Small Pets 🐾 Small pets are masters at hiding symptoms, so it’s crucial to look for less obvious changes. 🤔🐹🐰 What to watch for: Change in preferences: If your pet suddenly prefers different types of food or refuses their favorite treat, it could be an early sign that something’s wrong. Increased grooming or lack of grooming: An unexpected obsession with cleanliness or, on the flip side, unusual messiness, can indicate that your pet is uncomfortable. Change in reaction to you or other pets: A sudden aggressive reaction to being touched or avoiding other animals can often signal internal discomfort or pain. Unusual sounds: Sometimes pets start making new, unfamiliar noises — this could be their way of "telling" you they’re in pain or stressed. Important: Even the smallest changes in behavior can be important signals. For example, if your pet stops sitting in their favorite spot or starts pacing nervously in their cage, it’s worth taking a closer look. If you notice something like this, schedule an appointment. The sooner we can find the cause, the sooner your little friend can get back to enjoying life! 🌟

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