Neighborhood Veterinary Care

11/15/2024

It's National Senior Pet Month!
Check out this infographic about the importance of senior pet health!

11/14/2024

An afternoon of babies and puppies! 💚💙

It was rather difficult to get a picture with everyone cooperating. 😅

11/14/2024

We got a new app called PetCare! You can book, confirm, or cancel appointment, look at invoices, and quickly access your pets medical records and reminders! Scan the QR code below to download!

11/12/2024

Save up to $60 on preventatives for your pets! Head on over to our online store and see what you can save!

11/06/2024

Get up to 15% off from our online store with code 15APPRECIATE to help support National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week!

10/29/2024

Sign up for AutoShip and save up to 20% on your pet's food! Head on over to our online store to check it out!

10/28/2024

Successful day at the See-Thru Petting Zoo for trunk-or-treat in Tripp!

10/24/2024

Halloween is right around the corner! Keep these pet safety tips in mind this Halloween!

10/22/2024

Use code 10HAUNTED to get 10% off of a one time order from our online store!

10/22/2024

Check out this spooktacular deal from our online store! Save $10 on your first 3 autoships with code 30SPOOKY

10/17/2024

It is National Pet Wellness Month! Check out this article for six ways to provide the best care for your pet!

Discover key pet owner tips for National Pet Wellness Month this October. Learn about the importance of regular veterinarian checkups, parasite prevention, a balanced diet, regular exercise, dental care, and the emotional health of pets.

10/16/2024

Today is Boss Day! Dr. Shawn is an amazing boss and the clinic wouldn’t be what it is without her! We are so lucky to have a boss who genuinely cares about our happiness and success. You’re not just a boss, you’re a mentor and a role model. Thank you for believing in us and pushing us to be our best.

Happy Boss Day Shawn! 💚

10/15/2024

Save up to $60 on your pet's preventatives for National Vet Tech Week! Head on over to our online store to check it out.

10/14/2024

Happy Veterinary Team Appreciation Week!

These ladies often do not get all of the credit for all the behind the scenes work that they do! They deserve a big shout out of thanks! Their job title may include any of the following: nurse, oral hygienist, x-ray technician, lab technician, phlebotomist, anesthetist, educator, receptionist, record keeper, janitor, errand runner, dog walker, groomer, inventory manager and more! It is not always an easy job, but they do it because their passion is your pets!

Thanks again Maggie, Cara and Malorie for all you do for Neighborhood Veterinary Care!!!

10/10/2024

Hunting season is here! Here are some things that you should pack in your first-aid kit to help keep your pup safe! Also have numbers for emergency veterinarians available if needed.

Don't forget to bring those hunting dogs in to make sure that they are in shape and ready to go for the season!

10/09/2024

Today is Pet Obesity Awareness Day.

In 2018, it was estimated that 60% of cats and 56% of dogs in the United States were overweight or obese. This is an important issue affecting pets because those that are overweight are at an increased risk for developing diabetes, arthritis, heart disease, kidney disease and cancer. A pet’s weight can be a key influential factor on their quality of life, longevity and whether or not they develop disease. We know that pets that are overweight will often live shorter lives compared to those that are at an ideal body weight. We want to help give your pet their best life so assessing their body condition score during every exam is essential. Pets come in all shapes and sizes so we cannot just simply say your pet should weigh X amount. Below are images of standardized body condition charts for both dogs and cats. The criteria listed helps us determine whether or not a pet is obese. In general, you should be able to easily feel their ribs when you slide your fingers across their side, and when you look at them from above, you should see an hourglass figure, and from the side, they should have a slight upward tuck of their tummy. After we determine whether or not your pet is overweight, your next question might be “how much should I be feeding”. In order to answer this question, we need to calculate the number of calories your pet needs. After you know this number, you can then determine how many cups or cans of food to feed. It’s important not to forget to add treats into that daily calorie count because they can add up quickly. Just remember, weight loss takes time so it requires patience and persistence. We will often need to make adjustments to a weight loss plan along the way. This may include food changes or development of an exercise routine. Monthly weight checks can help us measure a plan’s performance and know if we need to make any changes. Just know, our team is here to help and cheer you and your pet along every step of the way.

10/08/2024

Fall for theses savings! Head on over to our online store and get up to 15% off of your next order!