Hones Veterinary Svc LLC

09/19/2025

💙 Important Pet Health Update from Hones Veterinary 💙

Heartworm cases are increasing across the U.S. and are showing up more often in places that were once considered low-risk — meaning Wyoming pets are not immune. Preventing heartworm is far easier and safer than treating infection, so we’re updating our protocol to keep your pets protected.

New clinic policy:
• Before we start your dog on heartworm preventive, a heartworm test is required.
•if your dog is less than 6 months old, it does not need a heartworm test
• After that, a heartworm test is required once a year to continue the medication through our clinic.
• The heartworm test is $25.

Why the testing? If a dog already has heartworm infection, starting some preventives can cause serious problems. Annual testing ensures we’re protecting your dog safely and effectively.

If your dog hasn’t been tested in the past year (or has never been tested), call us to schedule the $25 test and get them on the right prevention plan. We’re here to answer questions and help keep your pets happy and healthy. 🐶💚

09/02/2025

💚A Note to Our Clients & Friends 💙

Hones Veterinary will be closed on Friday, September 5th so that we may come together to honor the life of Dr. Hones’ father, Bob.

We know how much you care for our team, and we are so grateful for the love and support you continue to show during this difficult time. If your pets need medication refills or care, please reach out before Friday so we can make sure everything is taken care of.

Thank you for your kindness, patience, and understanding as we stand beside Dr. Hones and her family.

08/27/2025

🇺🇸 Labor Day Closure Notice 🇺🇸

Hones Veterinary will be closed on Monday, September 1st, in observance of Labor Day. 🐾

Please be sure to get any medication refills or special needs taken care of before the long weekend so your pets are all set! 💊🐶🐱

We hope everyone enjoys a safe and relaxing holiday with family, friends, and pets! 💙🐾

We will reopen on Tuesday, September 2nd for regular business hours.

Thank you for trusting us with your four-legged family members! 🐾❤️

08/25/2025

✨ The power is back on and we’re OPEN! ✨
Give us a call at (307) 324-9999 – we’re ready for you!

08/25/2025

📢 Update: We will be open as soon as the power is restored today. At this time, our phones are also out of service. Thank you for your patience and understanding—we’ll keep you updated here!

07/31/2025

We have diagnosed our first positive plague case in Wyoming for 2025. Plague (Yersinia pestis) was detected in a prairie dog from Carbon County.

Please contact Wyoming Public Health for more information. https://health.wyo.gov/publichealth/infectious-disease-epidemiology-unit/disease/plague/

Please see the CDC website for more information about plague. https://www.cdc.gov/plague/about/index.html

07/29/2025

🦷✨ SMILE BRIGHT THIS AUGUST! ✨🦷

Hones Veterinary is offering 15% OFF Dental Cleanings

for dogs and cats — all month long!

🐶 A healthy mouth = a healthy pet

🐱 Dental care helps prevent pain, infection, and even heart issues

🦷 Fresh breath is just a bonus!

📅 August Only!

📍 Hones Veterinary Clinic

📞 Call now to schedule your pet’s appointment!

📣 Spots fill up fast — don’t wait!

Let your pet’s smile shine! 😁🐾

07/16/2025

🦷 August Dental Special! 🦷
Hones Veterinary Service is offering 15% OFF all pet dental cleanings for the month of August!

Regular dental care helps your pets live healthier, happier lives — from fresher breath and cleaner teeth to preventing serious health issues down the road.

🐶 Dentals are good for dogs:
• Fresh breath
• Better overall health

🐱 Dentals are good for cats:
• Cleaner teeth
• Improved appetite

📅 Call today to schedule your pet’s dental appointment — spots fill up fast!
📍 (307)324-9999
💚 Because their smile matters too!

07/15/2025

🚨 Parvo Alert: Increased Cases in Our Area 🚨
We’re seeing a noticeable rise in canine parvovirus (Parvo) cases lately, and we want to help keep your pets safe. Parvo is highly contagious and can be deadly—especially for puppies and unvaccinated dogs.

What You SHOULD Do:
✔️ Keep your dog up to date on vaccines (especially the DHPP series)
✔️ Avoid dog parks, pet stores, or other public areas if your pup is not fully vaccinated
✔️ Wash your hands and disinfect shoes and clothing if you’ve been around unfamiliar dogs
✔️ Call us immediately if your dog shows signs like vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, or loss of appetite

What You SHOULD NOT Do:
🚫 Do not allow unvaccinated dogs around other dogs or in public spaces
🚫 Do not assume your puppy is protected after just one shot — the full vaccine series is key
🚫 Do not delay seeking veterinary care if your dog is sick

💉 Prevention saves lives. If you’re unsure about your dog’s vaccination status, give us a call today to schedule a check-up or booster. Let’s work together to stop the spread of Parvo in our community.

📞 (307)324-9999
🐾 Hones Veterinary — caring for your pets like family.

07/14/2025

Tomorrow is National Pet Fire Safety Day!

Tomorrow is National Pet Fire Safety Day, so we thought it was the perfect time to give everyone some tips and tricks on how to keep our furry friends safe around fires!

🔥 Never leave your pets alone around an open flame. This might seem like a given, but that includes candles for our rowdier pets.
🔥 Keep leashes and collars near the door.
🔥 Keep flammables and electrical wires out of paws reach.
🔥 Make sure fire alarms are working properly and have a plan set in place in case of emergencies.
🔥 Make sure all pets are microchipped and/or wearing ID's on their collars in case of separation.
🔥 Prevent pets from touching stovetop controls and keep an eye on them in the kitchen.

Stay Safe!

07/08/2025

July is Pet Hydration Awareness Month!
🐶💧🐱
Keeping your pets properly hydrated during the hot summer months is essential for their health and well-being. Dehydration can lead to heatstroke, kidney issues, and other serious concerns.

06/30/2025

As a friendly reminder, if your dog or cat experiences anxiety due to loud noises, we recommend contacting us as soon as possible to discuss medication options to help keep them safe and relaxed over the long holiday weekend. For any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to call (307)324-9999.