Peninsula SPCA Veterinary Clinic

09/06/2023

FYI: This page is closing. Please follow our main page Peninsula SPCA for the latest news and information.

08/15/2023

The Peninsula SPCA is offering free scans today, Monday Aug. 15th, for Check the Chip Day! If your pet is not microchipped, we will be hosting a special microchip clinic tomorrow, 8/16, 9am-3pm.

**Our clinic page will no longer be active by August 31st. Be sure to like/follow our main page Peninsula SPCA for the latest news and events!**

🔎 Happy Check the Chip Day! 🔎
In case your pet ever gets lost, the best way to ensure your pet comes home safely is by microchipping your pet. That is why Peninsula SPCA adoptions include microchipping! It is also important to make sure your information stays up to date and every so often make sure the chip is still easy to find. On Check the Chip Day, take a moment to make sure your contact information is updated and swing by the Peninsula SPCA to check the chip. We will be hosting free scans from 11am-3pm (donations are appreciated).

If your pet has not been microchipped, we will also be hosting a microchip clinic on Wednesday, August 16th, for only $25 per pet. Walk-ins welcome!

08/09/2023

Thank you for supporting the Peninsula SPCA Veterinary Clinic. We will be focusing our posts and clinic events on our main page, Peninsula SPCA. Our clinic page will no longer be active by August 31st. Be sure to like/follow our main page for the latest news and events!

02/28/2023

Its ! There are many medical and behavioral benefits to spaying/neutering your pet, plus you help reduce pet overpopulation that threatens the lives of shelter pets every day!

Check out these benefits: https://www.aspca.org/.../general-pet.../spayneuter-your-pet 🐾

The Peninsula SPCA offers low-cost options at our clinic! Make your appointment by calling 757-595-1399, ext. 112. ☎️

Its ! There are many medical and behavioral benefits to spaying/neutering your pet, plus you help reduce pet overpopulation that threatens the lives of shelter pets every day!

Check out these benefits: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/general-pet-care/spayneuter-your-pet 🐾

The Peninsula SPCA offers low-cost options at our clinic! Make your appointment by calling 757-595-1399, ext. 112. ☎️

11/21/2022

We hope everyone enjoyed the weekend! With the holiday coming up, here are a few tips and treats to make sure your pet safely enjoys the holiday with you! 🐶🍽️🍗

If you think your pet may have ingested something harmful, please seek immediate veterinary advice.

11/07/2022

November is not only Adopt a Senior Pet Month, where adoption fees at the Peninsula SPCA are 50% off for all animals 7yrs+, but also Pet Cancer Awareness Month. Most pets cannot communicate clearly when they don’t feel themselves, so here are a few signs to look out for before scheduling a visit with your veterinarian:

November is not only Adopt a Senior Pet Month, where adoption fees at the Peninsula SPCA are 50% off for all animals 7 years and older, but also Pet Cancer Awareness Month. Most pets cannot communicate clearly when they don't feel themselves, so here are a few signs to look out for before scheduling a visit with your veterinarian:

08/14/2022

This Monday is National Check the Chip Day. To celebrate, the Peninsula SPCA will be hosting a special microchip clinic Monday, Aug. 15, 9am-3pm. Stop by and check your pet's microchip to ensure it's still active. If your pet doesn't have a microchip yet, now is a perfect time to get one! 🐶✅ 🐱

Please note this clinic is for microchips only. For more information about other clinic services, please visit our website: https://peninsulaspca.org/about-the-clinic/

04/01/2021

12/22/2020

This holiday season, try to brighten your boughs and wreaths with something other than tinsel!

11/30/2020

The pandemic has made it even tougher to save animals in need. Our resources are stretched thinner than ever. Worst of all, we no longer have a running vehicle. Our van is a lifesaving tool and we need your help!
Your caring gift today will help us get closer to our $50,000 goal, funding a new van and ensuring we can transport at-risk pets and animals in need of emergency care. Without this vehicle, they might be left to suffer and struggle alone.