Mitchell Veterinary Hospital

04/25/2025

Ok, who out there wants a great work environment in a caring, fear free animal hospital? We are looking for full or part time individuals that want to make a difference in animals’ lives and develop themselves into quality veterinary professionals. Starting at $13-18/hr depending on experience. Full time includes very competitive benefits. Please email a resume to [email protected]. Or stop by to fill out an application. No phone calls please! Some examples of work and staff fun!!

04/23/2025

Did you know a cat’s purr can actually help them heal? 🐱💓 Purring creates vibrations that may support bone healing and reduce pain. Pretty amazing, right?

Cats are full of fascinating traits and we’re here to keep them happy and healthy every step of the way.

04/22/2025

Extra comfy here, mom 😂

04/21/2025

Consistent flea prevention is key to keeping your pet itch-free and healthy 🐾

Fleas can live in carpets, furniture, and even pet bedding—making regular protection a must!

Tip: Don’t forget to treat your home and yard too, not just your pet!

04/18/2025

Pets may be with us for part of our lives, but to them, we are their whole world. ❤️

They remind us to love unconditionally, live in the moment, and appreciate the little things. Hold them close and cherish every moment you share!

04/17/2025

Rabbits don't deserve to be given as gifts & abandoned after the holiday excitement fades 💔 Please don’t buy rabbits—or any other animal—for your children this weekend.

04/17/2025

Meet Hiccup!

Hiccup is a charming adult neutered male rabbit currently available for adoption through Mitchell Veterinary Hospital. He is very friendly and would thrive in a loving indoor home.

Adoption applications will be available next week and must be completed prior to adoption. If you’re interested in giving this sweet bunny a forever home, please contact our office or stop by for more information.

04/17/2025

Don’t miss out—next week is your final chance to take advantage of our incredible rebate on your favorite preventions! Stop by and save while it lasts! 🐾

04/17/2025

Yes, lilies can be a beautiful addition to your home or garden for the spring. 💐 However, it can be difficult to visually identify (and remember) which lily varieties are toxic to cats vs. the ones that are not.

To be safe, it's always best to leave out the lilies in bouquets and decor if you have a cat at home. It's just not worth the risk.

04/16/2025

A wagging tail isn’t always a sign of happiness. Dogs use their tails to express many different emotions. The speed, position, and direction of the wag can indicate excitement, curiosity, nervousness, or stress.

Understanding your dog’s full body language, including their tail, ears, eyes, and posture, helps you recognize how they’re really feeling. This builds trust, strengthens your bond, and helps you care for them even better! 🐾💛

04/14/2025

Aging pets deserve a little extra love and care! 🐾

As they grow older, regular vet checkups are key to catching and managing common issues like arthritis, dental disease, and changes in mobility or appetite. Help them enjoy their golden years in comfort and health!

04/10/2025

Graceful, curious, and full of personality—cats bring so much joy to our lives! 🐱

Regular vet visits help keep your feline friend healthy and thriving.

04/08/2025

Whoa!!! We can all stop this if we work together!!!

✨ Please don’t wait to spay & neuter!!!!✨️

It’s easy to fix one community cat 🐈, not so easy to fix twenty community cats. 🐈‍⬛ 🐈 🐈‍⬛ 🐈 🐈‍⬛ 🐈 🐈‍⬛ 🐈 🐈‍⬛ 🐈 🐈‍⬛ 🐈 🐈‍⬛ 🐈 🐈‍⬛ 🐈 🐈‍⬛ 🐈 🐈‍⬛ 🐈

04/08/2025

Did you know dogs have 18 muscles in their ears to help them hear better? 🐶

Keeping their ears clean is essential for preventing infections and keeping them healthy!

04/03/2025

Rabbits are prone to dental problems that can affect their overall health. 🐰 Routine vet checkups ensure they keep hopping happily! 💕

03/31/2025

Cats can develop "whisker fatigue" if their bowls are too narrow—opt for wide dishes to keep your feline friend happy! 🐾

03/27/2025

We are considering Leptospirosis vaccine as a core vaccine now.

Spring is here! And with that comes a warning about Leptospirosis, a disease caused by infection with Leptospira bacteria.

All dogs are at risk of leptospirosis, regardless of age, breed, lifestyle, geographic location, time of year, and other factors. The following situations can increase that risk:

➡Exposure to or drinking from slow-moving or stagnant water sources, like ponds, rivers, lakes, or streams
➡ Roaming on rural properties (because of exposure to potentially infected wildlife or farm animals or urine-contaminated water sources)
➡ Exposure to wild animals (especially rodents) or farm animals, even if in the backyard
➡ Contact with other dogs (such as in urban areas, dog parks, or boarding or training facilities)

For more information on the signs of leptospirosis, how to prevent it, and more visit: https://bit.ly/4l4VuOn