Peak Pet Urgent Care

06/18/2026

Today, on Veterinary Appreciation Day, we’re celebrating the incredible veterinary teams who have dedicated their hearts, knowledge, and compassion to caring for pets and the people who love them. 💙🐾
These photos capture just a few moments through the years: late nights, busy shifts, countless tail wags, grateful families, and the teamwork that makes it all possible.
Thank you to our team members for showing up every day with expertise, empathy, and an unwavering commitment to helping pets when they need it most. We are honored to work alongside you and grateful for the difference you make in our community.
Join us in thanking the veterinarian teams for their passion and dedication to the profession of caring for the voiceless. 👏

06/17/2026

Celebrating National Eat Your Vegetables Day with the cutest question of all: what veggies keep our furry friends healthy and happy?

Comment down below your pets favorite veggies! 🥕

06/17/2026

🎉 We’re proud to announce that we are now an AAHA-accredited hospital! 🎉

This achievement is a reflection of our ongoing commitment to providing exceptional veterinary care and staying true to the values that guide everything we do: education, integrity, compassion, teamwork, and excellence in patient care.

AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association) accreditation is earned by veterinary hospitals that meet rigorous standards across nearly every aspect of patient care and hospital operations. To achieve accreditation, our hospital underwent an extensive evaluation of hundreds of standards related to patient safety, pain management, anesthesia, medical records, cleanliness, staff training, emergency preparedness, and more.

Only a small percentage of veterinary hospitals in North America achieve AAHA accreditation, making it a meaningful distinction and a testament to the dedication of our entire team.

While we’re proud of this milestone, accreditation isn’t the finish line: it’s part of our commitment to continuous improvement and ensuring that every pet receives the highest standard of care possible.

Thank you to our team members, clients, and patients who inspire us every day to learn more, do better, and provide the compassionate, high-quality care your pets deserve. 🐾❤️

We’d also like to give a special shout out to one of our technician’s, Jade, for being an instrumental part of us passing the evaluation. Jade is on her way to vet school this fall in Utah, but for the past handful of months, she has dedicated so much of her time to ensuring that we are meeting and exceeding the AAHA standards. Thank you Jade for all your handwork and dedication!!

Not only was a Jade, but our leadership team, and entire staff that embody the standards that AHHA upholds. Thank you so much to our team for your day in and day out dedication to excellent patient care.

06/15/2026

As temperatures rise in our community, we’re seeing more cases of heat stress in dogs. Our veterinary team made this educational video to help you prevent heat stroke and keep your pets safe all season long. 😎🍉⛱️

Share it with a fellow pet parent.

06/13/2026

Pretty sure there’s a pen bandit roaming our clinic halls.
How do you keep your favorite pens from “walking away”? 😉

06/10/2026

Happy Birthday to one of our amazing Lead Veterinary Technicians, Adrian! 🎉 Wishing you a day filled with happiness, laughter, and all the things that make you smile. Thank you for everything you do for our team and our patients—we hope you have the best birthday! 🥳

06/09/2026

🐾 We’re Hiring! 🐾

Peak Pet Urgent Care is looking for a friendly, compassionate, and reliable Customer Service Representative to join our team!

As the first point of contact for our clients and patients, you’ll play a vital role in creating an exceptional experience while supporting our fast-paced urgent care environment.

✅ Veterinary experience is required
✅ Excellent communication and customer service skills
✅ Ability to thrive in a team-oriented setting
✅ Passion for helping pets and their people

If you’re ready to make a difference and grow your career in veterinary medicine, we’d love to hear from you!

📧 Apply today by visiting our website at peakpeturgentcare.com through our Careers page.

06/05/2026

A sudden hind-leg limp often points to a torn or partially torn cranial cruciate ligament, and catching it early changes the treatment options available. Our latest post breaks down what to watch for, why this injury rarely improves on its own, and when urgent care is the right call.

A dog who suddenly limps or refuses to put weight on a back leg has often torn the cranial cruciate ligament, the knee stabilizer that is the canine version of the ACL and one of the most common reasons a dog goes lame. It is not the only cause of a sudden limp, which is

05/30/2026

Having a pawsome time at the Reno River Festival! 🐾🥏 Stop by, say hello, and catch some fun with us all weekend long!