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Carson Valley Veterinary Hospital

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Serving the pets of Carson Valley and surrounding communities for over 70 years!
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Dedicated pet owners in the Carson Valley Area turn to Carson Valley Veterinary Hospital for help with these important responsibilities.

11/01/2026

Happy Halloween!

10/23/2026

HELP US KEEP OUR PAWS & PATIENTS COMFY!

Carson Valley Veterinary Hospital is calling on our wonderful community for used towel donations! 💙

We use towels every day to help care for our patients, from cleaning up messes to keeping them warm, dry, and comfortable during their stay with us.

Have some old towels taking up space in your linen closet? Give them a second life by donating them to help the animals in our care!

Any size or color welcome
Every towel makes a difference

Thank you, Carson Valley, for always supporting us and helping us provide the best care possible for our furry patients.

10/19/2026

Myth Monday!

Myth: Dogs only scoot because they have worms.

Have you ever caught your dog dragging their bottom across the floor? While intestinal parasites can be one cause, they’re far from the only reason dogs scoot!

What other common issue could be making your pup uncomfortable? Stay tuned as we bust this myth!

10/17/2026

Good morning and happy Saturday! This little guy might need a little more coffee before he’s ready to take on the day. We hope your weekend is off to a great start, whether you’re enjoying a slow morning, heading out on an adventure, or spending some extra time with your furry friends. Have a wonderful Saturday from all of us at Carson Valley Veterinary Hospital!

10/15/2026

WE’RE HIRING! JOIN OUR TEAM!

Carson Valley Veterinary Hospital is looking for dedicated, compassionate team members to join our growing team in Gardnerville, NV!

Veterinary Receptionist
Be the friendly face and voice of our hospital! Responsibilities include answering calls, processing emails and texts, scheduling appointments, checking clients in and out, maintaining records, and keeping our lobby welcoming.

Pet Care Assistant – Part-Time Weekends
Love animals and enjoy hands-on care? Help care for hospitalized pets by feeding, watering, exercising, cleaning kennels, completing laundry, sanitizing patient areas, and keeping supplies stocked. No prior experience required—just a strong work ethic and compassion for animals!

Veterinary Assistant – Overnight Shift
Join our hands-on patient care team in a fast-paced hospital offering general practice, urgent care, and specialty services. This overnight role requires independent monitoring and care of hospitalized patients until the morning team arrives. Prior experience preferred.

Interested in joining our team? We’d love to hear from you! Apply at

nva.avature.net/jobs/SearchJobs/?3_83_3=4217

10/07/2026

We are incredibly grateful to everyone who took the time to vote for Carson Valley Veterinary Hospital as Best of Carson Valley 2026!

Thank you for trusting us with your pets and for once again choosing us as your Best Veterinary Hospital. Your support means so much to our entire team, and we are honored to be part of this community.

We know that trust is earned, not given. We will continue working every day to live up to this title by providing the highest level of veterinary care, service, and compassion to you and your pets.

From all of us at Carson Valley Veterinary Hospital, thank you for making this possible. We're honored to care for your family, one paw at a time!

10/05/2026

A New Way to Help Us Serve You Better!

At Carson Valley Vet Hospital, we’re always looking for ways to improve your experience and make it easier to connect with our team.

As many of you know, our Client Service Representatives are often helping multiple families at once—assisting clients at the front desk, answering questions, and managing phone calls. During especially busy times, that can sometimes mean longer wait times on the phone.

To help improve your experience, we’re adding a Digital Reception Assistant that will step in when our team members are already assisting other clients.

This new tool is designed to support our front desk team by helping manage busy call times and making communication with our hospital more convenient.

What does this mean for you?
- Shorter wait times when call volume is high
- Your reason for calling can be gathered right away
- Our team can continue focusing on providing the personal care and attention you expect from us

Most importantly, this does not replace the personal connection you’ve come to expect from Carson Valley Vet Hospital. Our Client Service Representatives are still here, and you will always have the option to speak with a member of our team.

This is simply another resource to help our front desk team during busy moments so they can continue providing the best possible service to you and your pets.

We’re excited to continue finding new ways to make your experience with us smoother, easier, and more efficient.

09/26/2026

Fall is here… and the mice know it.

As temperatures start to drop, rodents begin looking for warmer places to hide which means you may start seeing more activity around garages, sheds, barns and homes.

For many people, that also means reaching for rodent bait. But what helps control a mouse problem can be extremely dangerous to our pets.
Rodenticide can be toxic to both dogs and cats. Different types of bait can cause different kinds of poisoning, including internal bleeding, neurologic problems and kidney damage.

And the danger doesn't necessarily stop with the bait itself. If your dog or cat catches or eats a rodent that has consumed poison, there can also be a risk of secondary poisoning, depending on the type of rodenticide involved.

A few simple precautions this fall:
- Keep rodent bait completely inaccessible to pets.
- Keep curious dogs and cats away from areas where bait has been placed.
- Don't allow pets to eat dead or dying rodents.
- If you think your pet may have gotten into bait or eaten a potentially poisoned rodent, contact your veterinarian right away. Early veterinary intervention can make a significant difference.

A cozy fall garage might be exactly what a mouse is looking for — but let's make sure your pets don't become part of the pest-control plan.

Address

1525 Charlotte Way
Gardnerville, NV
89410

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 9pm
Tuesday	7am - 9pm
Wednesday	7am - 9pm
Thursday	7am - 9pm
Friday	7am - 9pm
Saturday	8am - 6pm
Sunday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+17757823693

Website

https://www.carsonvalleyvet.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&y_source=1_MTE2Njg2ODktNTU5LWxvY2F0aW9uLndlYnNpdG

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