Woodland Veterinary Hospital

06/01/2026

UPDATE: We received notice that they have completed the work so we should not have any further disruption to service. We thank you all for your patience!

Monday 6/1/26, Comcast has warned us of service interruptions for phone and internet. We will be open for normal business but please be patient with us as these service interruptions will impact our phones, internet and ability to text you!

05/11/2026

05/11/2026

🪇We are excited to announce the new pet of the month for May... Mr. Mudd! 🕺🏼 Mr. Mudd is a very handsome and sweet boy, and he is a blessing to the Sahim family. 🌼 To enter your pet for a chance to be featured, please stop by, fill out a form, and drop it in the jar. We will contact you if your pet is selected. 💌

04/06/2026

🌺Spring has sprung into action and so has this Pet of the Month for April!!! Meet Miss Tali May!💐

🤍Tali May is sweet, cuddly, and ready for action! Her family loves her so much as she is a hero in their eyes. Check out the photos below on our Pet of the Month board, it has all the egg-cellent details about Tali May!!!🐾

‼If you would like to enter your pet for a chance to be featured, just stop by, fill out a form, and drop it in the jar! We'll call or text you if your pet is selected.💌

12/09/2025

Pet of the month for December is Bodhi!!!!!

Look at his first baby picture we have of him!!! Now he's a big boy! He's grown so much.

This perfect boy is so much fun to be around. There's so much personality in his little/big body. Bodhi became an AKC Registered Champion on July 6th, 2025. He had just turned 1 years old!! He also won Best of Breed, Best Puppy & Best Bred By. He has a wall of ribbons showcasing his awards!!

We absolutely love seeing this silly boy when he comes into the clinic. He does the English bulldog happy wiggles for us and it just makes our whole day!

Do we have anymore show pets like Bodhi?

11/13/2025

Pet of the month for November is Rocky!

Look at this handsome fluffy man. From his adorable puppy photo to his big, perfect and cuddly self now! Rocky is such a sweet boy who loves to cuddle with his family. Rocky loves his family so much that when they left him in the car he honked the horn for five minutes!

Have any of your pets done anything silly like what Rocky has?

All of us here at Woodland Veterinary Hospital hope that everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving.

10/08/2025

Pet of the month for October is Brawley!!

This handsome man loves it when his mom dresses him up. His mom, Paige, loves to be Brawley into the clinic to be the clinic pup for a day. ♥️

Please take a moment to check out some of his
Howl-o-ween costumes.

10/06/2025

UPDATE: Service has been restored and we are back online! Thank you for your patience!

We are currently experiencing an internet outage which affects our phones and our ability to send text messages. Our office is andll remain open for normal business and we will update this post as soon as our provider has the internet restored!

09/09/2025

Heartworm Prevention: A Critical Step in Your Pet’s Health 🐾💓

At Woodland Veterinary Hospital, we always aim to keep your furry friends healthy and happy. Unfortunately, we recently had a case of a heartworm-positive pet, and we want to take this opportunity to educate our community on the importance of heartworm testing & prevention. 🐶🐱

What are Heartworms?

Heartworms are parasitic worms that live in the heart and lungs of pets, primarily affecting dogs but also cats and other animals. They are transmitted through mosquito bites, and the larvae can grow into long, dangerous worms that can damage the heart, lungs, and blood vessels leading to heart failure and even death.

Why Prevention Matters

While heartworm treatment exists, it’s complex, expensive, and can carry risks for your pet. Prevention is ALWAYS better than treatment, and it’s far easier and more affordable to protect your pets than to treat the disease once it’s contracted. Treating and removing the parasites also does not reverse the amount of damage which the worms have already caused to your pets vital organs which can cause lifelong problems!

How to Protect Your Pet:

Monthly Preventatives: There are a variety of heartworm preventatives available, including chewables, topicals, and injectables. Most are given monthly, year-round, to ensure your pet is always protected.

Mosquito Control: Since heartworm

**Video of active microfilaria (baby heartworms) the microscope, from a drop of blood, from the patient in the comments. **

Callie is on a long journey of treatments in these upcoming months which consists of weeks of exercising restrictions and multiple hospital visits. Callie's owners have had her for four years. In past visits she has never had a heartworm test done so it is unknown how long Callie has been heartworm positive. Please keep Callie in your thoughts and prayers.