Braden Run Animal Hospital

05/14/2026

I want Garnet's life! 🥰

05/13/2026

Something to think about:

Over the past 30 years, the cost of many everyday things has skyrocketed — gasoline, groceries, fast food, ci******es, vehicles, insurance, utilities.

Yet many people still expect veterinary care to cost what it did decades ago.

At the same time, veterinary medicine has become far more advanced. Today’s pets receive diagnostics, medications, anesthesia monitoring, dental care, surgery, and treatments that simply were not available years ago.

Behind every appointment is a team working hard to care for animals while balancing rising costs, long hours, emotional stress, staffing shortages, and the reality that medicine is never guaranteed.

Veterinary professionals truly do care. More than most people realize.

A little understanding and kindness go a long way.

05/11/2026

Cute "pup" of the day! 🥰🦜

05/06/2026

Hey everyone! Doc here. Just a head's up-we will be closed on Friday, but have plenty of availability tomorrow! Just give us a call for an appointment!

05/05/2026

So, you think you are ready to rescue. Let's talk about this honestly. Animals that are being rehomed are psychologically damaged. They may be sick with parasites, or other illnesses. They have been uprooted from their pack, and even if they were treated poorly or neglected, this was normal for them. When they come to you, they will be afraid of being abandoned again. They may show this by house soiling, or even by damaging property. Feeling sorry for them and babying them increases their anxiety, it doesn't lessen it. Making excuses for poor behavior years after adoption just shows that their issues have never been addressed, and that they have developed new problems, not that they are still suffering from old ones. All pets, whether they are rescues or not, need calm, confident, quiet, LEADERSHIP. Animals lose their parents at a few months old-they don't need mommies, they need leaders.
Rescuing animals is not easy. It is not inexpensive. It requires time, financial responsibility, and patience-a lot of patience. Please be willing to accept this responsibility, and don't expect your veterinarian to do this for you because you "rescued" a pet.
With this being said, rescuing animals can be very fullfilling and rewarding, and people who do this with full commitment are true heroes. If you choose to rescue, be ready to jump off the deep end and swim for your life. If you can't make the committment, or you want to "try an animal and take it back if it doesn't work out", please just don't do it. You are doing more harm than good. Animals deserve better. If you have questions about rescue, or are having issues with a rescued pet, we are here to help. Please, give us a call before you break another heart. 😔😓

05/01/2026

Does your vet team love your pet? Do they hold her when she is afraid? Do they stay with her from the time she is admitted until she goes home again? Do they work with you within your budget and make you feel empowered instead of guilty? We do, and that's the Braden Run difference! 🥰😻🐶

04/27/2026

Sometimes, the cute "pup" of the day is one of my own. 🥰

04/17/2026

Our 230 lb. little boy Waylon, has been coming to us since he was a "tiny" pup!

04/17/2026

03/25/2026

We will be CLOSED Friday March 27th. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Messages will be checked throughout thr day. Bear with us.

03/25/2026

Cute "puppy" of the day! 😆 We see them all-that's the Braden Run difference! 🥰