Town & Country Animal Hospital

01/16/2024

Due to the weather and road conditions, we will be closing at 4pm today. We are sorry for any inconvenience. Be careful and stay warm tonight!

01/01/2024

We hope everyone has a happy new year full of head bumps, purrs, slobber, and tail wags!

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas to all!

12/24/2023

Is everyone ready for tonight?

12/09/2023

Princess Diana enjoying some snuggle time with her nail trim.

11/23/2023

We hope everyone has a wonderful day. Remember people food may be yummy but our pets' tummies would benefit from scrumptious pet treats instead!

11/11/2023

Thank you, veterans, for your service!

And don't forget our other hairy, furry, feathered and wet soldiers over the years. "For centuries, animals have been central to warfare and to the functioning of throughout the world. They have played a vital role in combat by being used during the mounted attack, as transportation, for communication, and for bomb and other hazardous detection. The U.S. military has made use of horses, mules, donkeys, and camels for transportation. Dogs have had many different roles, from sentries to bomb and drug sniffers to sled pullers. Pigeons have delivered messages. Dolphins and sea lions conduct surveillance, defend against enemy swimmers, and locate underwater mines for the U.S. Navy.

Animals have also played key roles not only as warriors and workers, but as companions and mascots. A “man's best friend” can be a Soldier's best friend. In war, little is normal, but having an animal to bond and interact with can take a Soldier’s mind off the rigors and monotony of conflict. Whether it be a dog, horse, bird, bear, or some other creature serving as a mascot or adopted as a stray, animals can provide much-needed distraction, comfort, and companionship, and have at times even been considered bearers of good luck."

https://animalsinthearmy.usa.yourcultureconnect.com/e/animal-photo-gallery

11/01/2023

Don't let the bed ghouls bite!

05/06/2023

Hit and run.

03/28/2023

Kittens and puppies are learning while we are playing with them. It's easy to accidentally teach them bad habits.

It can be so tempting to wiggle your fingers as toys to entice your cat to play. This sends a mixed message that it's ok to bite flesh. Never use your fingers as toys, even when dealing with a young kitten. Train correctly from the very beginning. Always use appropriate toys when playing with your cat.

02/14/2023

We hope everyone is having a Happy Valentine's Day!

01/26/2023

Hopefully everyone is having a happy dog day eventhough it's a cold one!

01/01/2023

We hope everyone has a great year!

05/04/2022

In a galaxy fur, fur away........

04/24/2022

Looks like fun!

03/20/2022

We are celebrating World Frog Day with some of our dart frogs at the hospital. Have a hoppy Sunday!

03/17/2022

We hope everyone's wearing green today!

02/14/2022

Happy Valentine's Day! We hope there is plenty of head bumps, wet noses, and slobbery kisses for everyone.

01/17/2022

Our parking lot is covered in ice under the snow. If you come to the clinic, please call and we will come out to your car.

01/01/2022

We wish everyone good health and happiness in the new year!!!

12/31/2021

We hope everyone has a furry, fun and safe New Year's Eve. Remember to watch out for fireworks this weekend.

Happy New Year!

12/25/2021

We hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday with plenty of treats, head bumps and slobbery kisses to go around!

12/11/2021

We currently are open the third Saturday of the month.

11/25/2021

We are all thankful for all of our friends and family members, especially those with fur, feathers or scales!

11/01/2021

We hope your night isn't too frightful!