Cambridge Valley Veterinary Hospital

05/12/2026

Cambridge Valley Vet Staff interview their pets:

This is Sam’s cat P*ewee….

1. What is your given name? What does your person call you?

P*ewee, but my nicknames are P*e or Wee or P*eweenie, because most days I’m afraid of my own shadow.

2. What is your favorite thing to do?

My favorite thing to do is lay on top of my mother, she is my safe space.

3. Do you have a favorite toy?

Honestly, I prefer to watch all the other cats play with toys. I might play with a string, but I am a little suspicious of all the toys. 

4. The most delicious food is..

Churu, but I will eat any lickable snack and try to eat the wrapper too.

5. If you could text your person what would you say?

The vacuum looked at me weird and I saw something move in the hallway! It could have been my tail, but let’s not rule anything out yet- also an emotional support snack is needed ASAP.

05/05/2026

Happy Cinco de Mayo!

05/04/2026

P*ewee says “May The Fourth Be With You!”

04/30/2026

We have the best clients and patients!
❤️
Thank you for the beautiful flowers.

04/25/2026

04/17/2026

Our office closes at 2pm today.
Have a good weekend!

04/03/2026

Spring is here, but so are seasonal allergies! Keep an eye on your pet for signs of discomfort like excessive scratching, ear infections, or red, watery eyes.
If allergies are bothering your pet, we can help.

03/26/2026

Dr. Fariello & Wren having a cuddle ❤️

03/22/2026

We offer pet massage. :)

Massage for dogs offers significant physical and emotional benefits, including reduced anxiety, alleviated pain from arthritis or injury, improved circulation, and increased flexibility. It helps lower blood pressure, aids in rehabilitation, strengthens the immune system, and promotes better skin/coat health while deepening the bond between pet and owner.


Physical Benefits:
Pain Relief & Mobility: Eases discomfort from arthritis, hip dysplasia, and injuries, while increasing flexibility and range of motion.
Improved Circulation & Healing: Boosts blood flow, which helps heal injuries, reduces muscle spasms, and helps eliminate toxins through the lymphatic system.
Muscle Health: Relaxes tight or sore muscles, reducing tension and preventing atrophy.
System Function: Supports the immune system and can help with digestion.

Emotional & Behavioral Benefits:
Reduced Anxiety: Lowers cortisol levels and helps calm dogs, reducing fear and anxiety-driven behaviors.
Improved Well-being: Encourages the release of endorphins, leading to better sleep patterns and a more relaxed, happy dog.

Other Benefits:
Health Identification: Regular massage helps to notice lumps, bumps, or tender spots early, facilitating prompt veterinary care.