Community Pet Hospital

Do you ever wish your pet could tell you when something is wrong? It turns out that their blood can! Give your pet a voice by scheduling their annual bloodwork today: thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/is-routine-bloodwork-necessary-for-my-pet

We know that your pets are family, and you want the very best for them. Vaccinations play an important role in protecting your pets from preventable diseases. They also help keep their owners and the community safe.

To support our community, we’re offering Vaccine Wednesday with 50% off vaccines.
*Discount cannot be combined with any other offers

WE ARE EXTENDING THIS DISCOUNT UNTIL JUNE 30TH, Get your pets in and vaccinated before the summer months

Renal disease is a condition that occurs commonly in dogs and cats. It refers to the process where the kidneys or urinary system components have become compromised or have difficulty functioning at their full capacity. However, most commonly it’s the kidneys that become affected. Renal failure can progress quickly and be life threatening if left undiagnosed or untreated.



This is where the importance of lab work comes in: by monitoring renal levels on blood and urine testing, veterinary professionals can identify kidney changes faster, which can lead to early intervention.



Renal disease is irreversible, but treatment options exist that can help pets with this condition live longer, healthier lives. If your senior pet is past due for a screening, book a visit today. Read more about renal disease here: thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/renal-disease-and-the-importance-of-prescreening

Happy St. Patrick's Day from Community Pet Hospital 🍀

March 13 marks the anniversary of when the US Army started training dogs for its K9 Corps program in 1942 during WWII. Ever since then, these smart and capable dogs have protected humans as security detail, on search-and-rescue missions, and much more. On , we thank these loyal dogs for their service!