Herbst Veterinary Hospital

07/15/2026

07/02/2026

Hi Friends!

Our office will be closed this Saturday in observance of July 4th.

Call our office if you need any medication refills for your furry friends this holiday season! We are here to help keep your pets safe and comfortable this weekend.

05/01/2026

From backyard zoomies to camping trips and every adventure in between, parasites are everywhere, all the time. Heartworm, flea, and tick preventatives keep your pet safe wherever their paws take them. 🐾 Your pet deserves to live a life that is parasite-free, and you can help give them that with deals on meds that are simply—furnominal. 😎 Ask us how you can save today!

02/14/2026

Roses are red, violets are blue, our Valentines have paws… and probably sheds too❤️
Sending all the love & cuddles to your wonderful furry friends that we have the pleasure of caring for!

01/26/2026

To allow our team to arrive to work safely we will be opening at 8:00am on Monday January 26th.

We hope that our Friends had a warm and safe weekend and we look forward to seeing you guys!

12/14/2025

Holidays

Thinking about the holidays brings up thoughts of delicious food, cheerful decorations and even festive plants. While these staples put people in the holiday spirit, a few are harmful or toxic to pets.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/holiday-health-hazards-for-pets/

12/03/2025

Let’s see those festive furry faces! 🐶✨🐱us in your pets' holiday photos—we love seeing our patients all dressed up for the season!
In the meantime, here are some fun photos of our team and their pets!

11/29/2025

Household Dangers for Pets

As you start decorating for Christmas, don’t forget to keep your pets in mind! Holiday favorites like tinsel, ornaments, and certain seasonal plants can be tempting — and dangerous — for curious cats and dogs. This article shares quick tips to help keep your home festive and pet-safe this season.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/household-dangers-pets/

Our common household items pose as dangers for our pets; learn what they are and how to prevent our pets from getting hurt by them.