Holland Vet Care

08/05/2025

Thank you so much to our wonderful client for dropping off these beautiful cookies for us! They are the cutest! 💞🐾🍪

08/04/2025

Do you recognize this cat?
This sweet boy was found this morning at Tyler State Park. He was found by park staff and brought in to check for a microchip number, which he did not have. Let us know if you have any further information.

07/23/2025

Practice owner Dr. Carey Guise hired a new furry receptionist today! He says the job is “ruff”! 🐾📞

06/30/2025

It’s going to be noisy this weekend! Please request any needed anxiety meds as soon as possible so there is ample time for a doctor to sign off, and us to get those filled for you. 🙂

06/20/2025

Good morning! We have good news. We are open today, Friday, June 20th! Our phone and text lines are currently not working. Stay stafe on the roads today! 🐾

05/28/2025

🐾 Senior pups need help! 💗 This is a courtesy post for Animal Alliance of New Jersey, a small animal shelter in Lambertville NJ (right across the river from New Hope, PA). We have donated supplies and food to AANJ in the past and now we're hoping to help them find fosters for some sweet dogs in unfortunate circumstances:

"Hi everyone. We are urgently seeking foster homes for three senior dogs whose elderly owners in Hunterdon County can no longer care for them.
💛 Daisy: An 82-lb, 9-year-old black lab whose 92-year-old owner in Stockton needs to move into a nursing home after a hospital stay.
💛 Bonded Pair: Two Sh*tzu/Poodle mixes, aged 12 and 14, whose owner was recently found deceased in his Flemington apartment.
These deserving seniors are nearing the end of their lives and need a caring foster home for their golden years. We have no space at the shelter and are desperate for loving fosters. Thank you so much for your compassion and support." AANJ covers all care and food costs for foster pets.

If you can open your home to foster Daisy or the bonded pair, or would like more information, please contact AANJ directly. Ask for Allison or Peg.

Animal Alliance of New Jersey
1432 Route 179
Lambertville, NJ 08530
(609) 818-1952
[email protected]

05/19/2025

Unfortunately, our power is currently off, so our phone, text line, and e-mail are currently out of commission. They should be back on by around 2:30pm. Thank you all for your patience, and we hope to be back online soon!

05/10/2025

Little miss Charli came in today for her ManiPedi (and exam) and to give her technicians kisses + snuggles! Welcome to Holland Veterinary Care, Ms. Charli 🐶🐾💕

04/10/2025

🎉 Wishing the very happiest of birthdays to sisters Molly (tan) and Kaiah (black), who turned 18 and 16 this past week! 🎈We love you sweet girls, and hope you got loads of treat-os! 🦴🎂

03/26/2025

Thank you so much to the anonymous sender of this beautiful fruit arrangement. We appreciate you!! 💕🍓🌸

03/11/2025

This little kitty is all dressed up for the warm weather! We are happy to welcome miss Moxie to Holland Veterinary Care ❤️🐱🐾

02/17/2025

Some clients have raised questions about the Avian Flu (H5N1 virus) and its potential impact on cats, who are susceptible. The two most important things you can do are to 🐈‍⬛ keep your cat indoors and 🐈‍⬛ do not feed a raw diet, or any raw food.

Cat owners and caretakers can help keep their cats safe by following these further tips from the AVMA. See the linked article for even more information!

🐈 Refrain from feeding cats any dairy products or colostrum that have not first been pasteurized or thoroughly cooked to kill the virus.

🐈 Thoroughly cook meat before feeding, and avoid feeding raw meat-based treats or diets.

🐈 Keep cats indoors to prevent exposure to birds and other wildlife.

🐈 Avoid contact with sick or dead birds and other wildlife yourself.

🐈 Keep cats away from livestock, poultry, and their environments, especially in areas with known H5N1 outbreaks.

🐈 Thoroughly wash your hands after handling your cat and after any encounters with poultry, livestock, or wild birds and other animals.

🐈 Change your clothes and shoes, and thoroughly wash any exposed skin, after interacting with sick or dead animals that may harbor the H5N1 virus, and before interacting with your cat.

🐈 If you feed birds or walk near bird feeders or other places birds (including poultry) gather, change your shoes or disinfect their soles before entering your house.

🐈 Immediately contact your veterinarian if you notice signs of H5N1 or think your cat might have been exposed to the virus.

Since the U.S. outbreak of avian influenza A (H5N1) in dairy cattle began in March 2024, dozens of cats are known to have contracted the virus, including barn and feral cats, indoor cats, and big cats in zoos and in the wild (e.g., mountain lions, tigers, leopards, and bobcats).