VCA Wyoming Animal Hospital

08/06/2025

Notice: TEMPORARY SCHEDULE CHANGE
Please be aware of our temporary schedule change this week.

* Friday 8/8/25 - Closing at 5pm

08/04/2025

Do you know the signs of Lyme disease in pets? Learn how to prevent, spot, and treat it early.

08/01/2025

Get smart about your daily strolls with these top walking tips with your pets.

07/30/2025

Is your dog munching on grass? Don’t worry—it’s often perfectly normal. 🌿 Still unsure? Your VCA care team is just a call away!

07/28/2025

If your pet looks like they’re biting at invisible flies, it could be more than quirky behavior. Learn what fly biting might mean and what to look out for.

07/25/2025

Notice: TEMPORARY SCHEDULE CHANGE
Please be aware of our temporary schedule change this week.

* Friday 7/25/25 - Closing at 5pm

07/25/2025

Special Hours Friday
* Friday 7/25/25 we are closing at 5:00pm.

In the event of an urgent or emergency service please contact VCA Veterinary Care Animal Hospital at (505) 296-2982, or one of the other emergency hospitals in Albuquerque.

07/25/2025

Ever wonder how microchips work? 🐾 Watch to learn why this tiny device can make a huge difference in keeping your pet safe and sound.

07/23/2025

Why do dogs wag their tails? Watch to discover some common reasons your pup might be feeling excited—or trying to tell you something!

07/18/2025

Five signs your pet might have allergies—here’s what to watch for. Noticed something unusual? Don’t hesitate to call your local VCA Animal Hospital for expert care.

07/16/2025

From brushing to bathing, these grooming tips will help keep your pet cool and comfortable this summer.

07/15/2025

Did you know your pet can get sunburned too? Just like humans, pets need protection from the sun’s harmful rays. Keep them safe by providing shade, plenty of fresh water, and pet-safe sunscreen for sensitive areas like noses and ears. Hear expert tips on keeping pets cool, comfortable, and sunburn-free!

07/14/2025

Ticks are more common during the summer months—especially on dogs. Watch to learn where to check your dogs for ticks to keep them safe and comfortable all season long.

07/11/2025

Finish out the rest of the summer prepared. From now through July 15, enjoy 50% off an Emergency Care exam* at select VCA Animal Hospitals. Keep peace of mind by claiming your coupon today: https://bit.ly/4mWwpWS

07/11/2025

Special Hours Friday
* Friday 7/11/25 we are closing at 5:00pm.

In the event of an urgent or emergency service please contact VCA Veterinary Care Animal Hospital at (505) 296-2982, or one of the other emergency hospitals in Albuquerque.

07/10/2025

Celebrating these little ones with big personalities today - Happy National Kitten Day!

07/09/2025

Notice: TEMPORARY SCHEDULE CHANGE
Please be aware of our temporary schedule change this week.

* Friday 7/11/25 - Closing at 5pm

07/04/2025

07/02/2025

Holiday Hours
* Friday (7/4) - Independence Day Holiday - CLOSED
* Saturday (7/5) - 8:00am - 2:00pm

In the event of an urgent or emergency service please contact VCA Veterinary Care Animal Hospital at (505) 296-2982, or one of the other emergency hospitals in Albuquerque.

06/27/2025

Special Hours Friday & Saturday:
* Friday 6/27/25 we are closing at 5:00pm.
* Saturday 6/28/25 we are closed all day.
We will re-open regular hours on Monday 6/30/25.

In the event of an urgent or emergency service please contact VCA Veterinary Care Animal Hospital at (505) 296-2982, or one of the other emergency hospitals in Albuquerque.

06/25/2025

Notice: TEMPORARY SCHEDULE CHANGES
Please be aware of our temporary schedule changes this week.

* Friday 6/27/25 - Closing at 5pm
* Saturday 6/28/25 - Closed All Day

06/25/2025

New Hospital Hours

We wish to inform you of some changes to our weekly hours. Most days are remaining the same, but please take note of our new hours on Thursdays and Saturdays. We always strive to provide the best care for your pets and convenient hours for you.

Effective in June, our new hours are:

Mon: 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Tue: 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Wed: 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Thu: 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Fri: 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Sat: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Sun: Closed

06/25/2025

Please Be Aware - SCAM TARGETING PET OWNERS
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Scammers contact people missing pets with a false story about their pet’s health and status, often claiming the pet has been brought to a veterinary care facility with critical injuries. The scammers then demand a “deposit” to begin emergency veterinary care. Victims will show up to the care facilities looking for their pet and realize they have been scammed.

How to Spot the Scam – What to Do:
• Verify information with the caller - If the caller claims to represent a local VCA (or other) hospital or to have found your pet, ask for detailed information about your pet that only someone presently with the animal would know (gender, color, pattern, identifying characteristics, etc.) You might try asking something that isn’t true, like “his tail is docked” and if they say yes, you know it is not your pet.
• Contact the hospital directly - If the caller claims to represent a VCA (or other) hospital, hang up and then contact the hospital directly to verify if they have the pet. Do not use a phone number the caller gives you, look it up independently.
• DO NOT give any personal information, or make any payments over the phone. Say you will head down and handle things in person.
• Scammers will pressure you to provide information or make a payment. They will scare you into taking action by saying things like “your pet may die”, etc.
• If the call sounds suspicious, it probably is.

If you are affected by this scam:
• Pet owners should report the incident to the local police department. They can also report the scam to the Federal Trade Commission: 1-877-382-4357 and ReportFraud.ftc.gov.
• Inform the VCA (or other) hospital that someone was misrepresenting them as part of a scam.

07/19/2024

Like many businesses, VCA Animal Hospitals is experiencing an IT system outage. We are still seeing pets but please know that our services may be limited.
Thank you for your patience while we work to get our hospitals back online.