South County Animal Hospital

06/17/2026

🌟 Employee Spotlight 🌟 Meet Stevie, a dedicated registered veterinary technician who's been caring for your pets for nearly seven years at South County Animal Hospital. Her passion for animal care drives her to enhance your pets lives through compassionate veterinary medicine. When she's not at work, you might find her horseback riding, camping, or enjoying the great outdoors. We're grateful for her commitment to our community! Join us in celebrating her birthday this June! 🎉 🐾

06/15/2026

Is your dog scratching more than usual? 😕 It could be due to allergies, fleas, or skin sensitivities. Almost 22 million dogs in the US suffer with pruritius (persistent uncomfortable itchy skin that triggers the urge to scratch). At South County Animal Hospital, we’re here to help identify the cause and provide gentle, effective solutions. Regular check-ups and preventive care can reduce discomfort and improve your pet's quality of life. Let’s work together to keep your furry friend happy and itch-free! Schedule a visit today and enjoy more playtime together. 🐶

06/12/2026

📣 Employee Spotlight! Meet Dr. Tricia, a dedicated veterinarian with 32 years of experience. She is a graduate of Colorado State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. We're thrilled to have her at South County Animal Hospital for the past year, caring deeply for your furry friends. Outside of work, she’s passionate about mountain biking and surfing. Join us in celebrating her expertise and love for animals and adventure! June is also her birthday month so wish her a happy birthday when you can!

06/10/2026

We’re grateful to Monte and his mom, Michelle, for the beautiful orchids! 🌸 Such thoughtful gifts remind us of the wonderful community we serve. At South County Animal Hospital, our partnership with pet owners is key to keeping your pets happy and healthy. Thank you for your kindness and trust—let's continue working together for your pet’s well-being! 💕

06/09/2026

Urgent vs Emergency

One moment, your puppy or kitten seems normal and happy. The next, they need veterinary care. But, what type?

Knowing when to seek urgent or emergent care can save precious time and ensure your bundle of joy receives the most appropriate and rapid care.

You don’t have to have all the answers about your puppy or kitten’s health—that’s what we’re here for! If you need help knowing where to take your pet, contact our team.

06/05/2026

Meet Shaelynn, affectionately known as Shae! 🐾 She is a dedicated registered veterinary technician at South County Animal Hospital and has been with us for nearly three years in caring for your pets. Outside the clinic, Shae enjoys riding her horse Hippo, relaxing while reading at the beach, and spending quality time with loved ones. We're grateful for her passion and commitment to our community. June is also her birthday month so wish her a happy birthday when you can! Want to learn more about our team and how we care for your pets? Drop a comment below! 🐶🐱

06/03/2026

06/01/2026

Now is a great time to take the next step for your pet’s health.

From June 1 through August 31, you can save $75 on spay or neuter surgery.

This simple procedure can help prevent serious health problems, reduce unwanted behaviors, and support a longer, more comfortable life for your pet.

We keep our surgery schedule limited so every pet receives dedicated, focused care.

👉 Call or text us today to secure your spot.

06/01/2026

Your puppy or kitten’s firsts are important—first car ride, first walk, and especially their first vet visit! This single appointment builds a baseline for future health. Plus, it’s a great photo op. Share your pet’s first visit pics below!

05/29/2026

🐾 Fun Fact Friday🐾

🐶 Meet Keeva, the adorable Irish Terrier with a story to tell! Swipe to see her before and after pics—can you blame me for giving her extra treats? 😍 Irish Terriers have been part of Ireland's rural life for centuries, excelling as farm dogs, watchdogs, and loyal family guardians. Their cleverness and spirited nature make them more than just a working breed—they're family. Would you add an Irish Terrier to your pack? Share your thoughts below!