Cheyenne Veterinary Wellness and Surgical Center

06/16/2025

Happy Pride Month!

06/13/2025

We will be closed Thursday June 19th in recognition of Juneteenth.

04/30/2025

We are open! We have power and will be seeing appointment today if you are scheduled.

04/29/2025

We have received a number of calls concerning which crematorium we use so we wanted to address it. We do not use the business that is in the news. Losing a beloved pet is painful enough without having to worry about what happens during aftercare. We work with a high-quality crematory known for its compassionate care of animals. Our hearts go out to those affected by this tragedy.

02/14/2025

Please get your pets microchip checked! The popular microchip company “Save This Life” has closed and you will need to register the chip with a different company for your pet to be returned to you.

Pet microchips help reunite lost animals with their owners. A Texas company suddenly closed, leaving pet owners worried about their pet's welfare.

02/11/2025

We Labr*adore* You

01/06/2025

We will be trying to carefully monitor weather conditions for tomorrow. We intend to open as usual, but obviously we will have to see what happens overnight. I will try to make notifications early if possible. I hope everyone has a great night

01/03/2025

*Caution*
Please give yourself plenty of time when traveling in today. If you are going to be late or need to reschedule, please give us a call.

12/30/2024

Health and happiness to you and yours in the new year ahead. See you next year!

12/16/2024

Just a Heads Up!
The office will be closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and the day after Christmas. So plan ahead for prescription refills.

11/26/2024

10/21/2024

The Top 7 Rules for Responsible Pet Ownership

Owning a pet is one of life's greatest joys but also one of its significant responsibilities. However, to ensure they lead a happy, healthy life, it's crucial that owners commit themselves wholly to the duty of care pet’s demand

1. Adopt, Don't Shop
Choosing to adopt a pet from a shelter or rescue center is the first step in responsible pet ownership. Adoption educates owners about the importance of spaying and neutering, which helps reduce the number of unwanted pets.

2. Commit to Regular Veterinary Care
Pets, like humans, require regular check-ups to maintain health. Preventative care, such as vaccinations, and flea, tick, and heartworm medications, are essential to long-term health.

3. Provide a Balanced Diet
The adage “You are what you eat” applies to pets as much as it does to humans. A balanced diet tailored to the specific needs of your pet's age, size, and activity level is pivotal for their well-being.

4. Ensure Adequate Exercise
Physical activity is indispensable for a pet’s health, impacting everything from cardiovascular fitness to behavioral well-being. Regular exercise helps manage weight, reduces the risk of diseases, and can curb unwanted behaviors by keeping them mentally and physically stimulated.

5. Train and Socialize Your Pet
Training and socialization are foundational elements of responsible pet ownership. They not only make for a well-behaved pet but also enhance the bond between pet and owner.

6. Create a Safe and Stimulating Environment
Your home should be a safe haven for all its inhabitants, including pets. This involves pet-proofing your space to prevent accidents and providing toys and puzzles that challenge them mentally.

7. Be Prepared for Emergencies
Emergencies can strike when least expected, so having a plan in place can make all the difference. This includes knowing the number to your nearest veterinary emergency clinic and consider microchipping your pet to facilitate their return if they get lost.

To sum it up, responsible pet ownership requires a proactive, dedicated approach, reflecting the profound bond between pets and their human companions. By adhering to these seven top rules, owners can ensure their pets lead a full, vibrant life while fostering a deeper understanding and respect for animal welfare within the community.