Carmel Mountain Ranch Veterinary Hospital

Jojo the doodlesaurus

Winnie as a pumpkin

Piggy is a "Day spa pug"

Frankie and Blanco as UPS delivery dogs.

Celebrate "Howl-O-Ween" with our Annual "Spook-tacular" Pet Costume Contest Winner will receive one year of free veterinary care. (Exams, lab work, x-rays, surgeries, dental cleanings, medications, vaccines, bathing, boarding, flea and heartworm prevention!!!!) **For one pet only, non-transferable. Emergency and Specialty care visits not included.... Winning costume will be chosen by Votes via Facebook comments and reactions to the pets pictures. All entries must be posted by Midnight on Saturday, October 31,2020. Top 10 will be reposted by November 4th. All votes on the top 10 must be posted by Midnight on Friday November 6th. Winner will be announced on Sunday, November 8th, 2020, on Facebook, Instagram, and via email. Employee and employee relative's pets are not eligible to enter. Please when posting or emailing, include your pets name and your name as it is labeled in your pets chart.

It's a puppy kisses kind of day!

Our Veterinary Technicians really do it all.

Happy Vet Tech week!!! October 11 to October 17 is National Veterinary Technician week. Veterinary Technicians play an important role in the veterinary setting. Our veterinary technicians and veterinary assistants help with everything from checking your pet in and client education to blood draws and dental cleanings. Please remember to thank your Veterinary Technicians and Veterinary Assistants for everything that they do!

Today is World Rabies Day! End Rabies: Collaborate, Vaccinate The Rabies Alliance has a goal to end human rabies deaths by the year of 2030. Vaccinating your pets against rabies is the best way to ensure their safety and yours. ... Dogs and cats should receive their first vaccination at around 4 months of age. For cats we use a feline specific rabies vaccine so it should repeated once a year. This is recommended for all cats regardless of exposure. After a dog receives their first vaccine at 4 months, it will be repeated 1 year after the initial vaccine, and then it will be every 3 years. In San Diego it is required to vaccinate all dogs for rabies. For more information on rabies awareness visit rabiesalliance.org or https://www.cdc.gov/worldrabiesday/index.html

Hot weather can be very dangerous for your pets! Here is some information to help you keep your pets temperature down in this heat.

More Pets Go Missing on July 4th Than Any Other Day Of The Year! Even though the majority of organized Fireworks have been canceled this year...these tips can help reduce the stress of your pets as well as reduce the risk of losing them. 1. If you do venture out, make sure all windows and doors are securely closed and shades drawn. Turn on some music to drown out any noise from private fireworks.... 2. Make sure all pets for tonight have their I.D. collars on with your current contact info. 3. Take your dog for a nice long walk or stroller ride before you feel any festivities will start. This allows them to go potty but also reduces stress and tires them out. 4. Never use fireworks around any of your pets....they get spooked by the noise and can get accidentally burned. Please have a safe and beautiful Independence Day! --- your CMRVH team #carmelmountainranch #safepets #july4th #loveyourpet #sheltertosoldier #dogs #cats #pets