Churchville Veterinary Hospital, P.C.

06/06/2026

Congratulations to three of our team members who participated in the Verona Street Animal Society Fast and Furriest 5K today! 🎉 🐾 We’re proud of their enthusiasm, teamwork, and community spirit! We hope to enjoy more events in the future that bring people and pets together 😊 Great job Rachael, Amber and Brianna!

06/02/2026

A purr-fect coincidence! Today we had two separate grey kitties patients in—one named Romeo and Juliet🩶😻

Different families, different appointments, same day, same clinic!Sometimes real life writes the cutest stories✨

05/21/2026

We will be CLOSED on Monday, May 25th in honor of Memorial Day so we can remember and honor the brave men, women and service dogs who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. From all of us at Churchville Veterinary Hospital, we wish you a safe and meaningful Memorial Day Weekend!

If you pet is in need of emergency medical care please visit:https://www.churchville-vet.com/urgent-careemergency.html

05/20/2026

Our clinic is celebrating Veterinary Assistant Appreciation Week this week! Assistants help with patient care, treatments, restraint, client education, comfort, cleaning, and support for both pets and staff every day! 🐾

Thank you to our own, Rachael and Amber and all vet assistants out there for all that you do!

05/20/2026

Friendly reminder for anyone camping with their pets this weekend 🏕️🐾

Please make sure your pets are up to date on flea/tick prevention — we’ve been seeing a high number of tick exposures and tick borne disease is prevelant in our area.

If your campground requires a copy of your pet’s health certificate/vaccines, you can conveniently access and download these through the Vello app!

05/19/2026

Memorial Day is coming up! Before the long weekend, Check your pet’s food and medication supply. Send us a text, email or give us a call if you need any refills.

05/18/2026

Temps are going to rise today! ☀️ This is a friendly reminder to keep your pets safety in mind.

• Never leave pets in a parked car — not even for a minute
• Walk early morning or late in the evening to avoid hot pavement and higher temps
• Always provide fresh water & shade. Don’t leave pets out more than a few minutes.
• Watch for signs of overheating: excessive panting, drooling, weakness, vomiting, seizures and/or collapse, bright red or really pale mucous membranes,
• If the pavement is too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for their paws
• Brachycephalic or “Smushed face” breeds (frenchies/boxers/pugs etc..) senior pets, puppies and double coated pets are more prone to overheating

05/13/2026

We have new tenants again this year! 😊 This time she upgraded her interior decorating skills of her nest to compliment the color of her eggs!🪺🩵

Fun fact: Robin’s eggs famous bright blue-green color is due to a pigment called, biliverdin, that is in the female's blood, which is deposited on the shell as it is laid. This pigment, biliverdin, is the same substance that makes human bruises appear greenish-blue!

05/12/2026

Mental Health Matters in VetMed. Veterinary medicine is built on compassion —While incredibly rewarding, this type of work also comes with a lot of emotional challenges. Every day, veterinary teams help guide families through high emotions, difficult decisions, unexpected situations, financial concerns, worry, and intense moments — all while working tirelessly to provide the best possible care for the pets we love so dearly.

This Mental Health Awareness Month is a good time to remind one another of how important support, balance, and mental well-being are. We're encouraging kindness, support, and appreciation for the people who care for animals every day💙

05/10/2026

To the moms, pet moms, and veterinary professional moms who comfort, nurture, heal, are selfless, and love so deeply: thank you for everything you do! HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY from all of us at Churchville Vet🌷

On Mother's Day, we honor all veterinary professionals who also work hard every day in their important role as a mother