Caldwell Pet Hospital

We love our Clients !! Thank you for this lovely creation ! https://t.co/hXmsTzNobr

!! CUTENESS OVERLOAD!! Little miss Dita is so cute and just 10 weeks old

This is Lexi , an amazing little French Bulldog that we all fell in love with! She is such a sweetheart

Retweeted dogs (@barks): THIS IS SO CUTE https://t.co/mVrdA3KKov

Someone wanted to say hi! Meet Indy, a 25lb Maine Coon.

**Attention** Our office visits prices have changed: Our regular office visits are now $39 Walk-in office visits are $49 Emergency office visits are $49... To make an appoints please give us a call at (559)741-7000. We at Caldwell Pet hospital are always ready to assist you.

Who's ready for Halloween!!? I know we are!! https://t.co/Sc1u2Ww9f9

Look! Our wonderful clients can come by the clinic and pick up some 'Refer A Friends' vouchers.

Hey look we're not only Facebook but now Instagram!!! Here you'll be able see some seriously cute furry faces that come to visit us. Here is BashMan comforting his brother after his vaccines **Disclaimer: we will not post pictures with out consent from our clients(their owners)! ***In this case this is one of our employees personal pets only reason why their together in the same kennel.

Caldwell Pet Hospital is back on Facebook!! Check out our new buisness hours: We are now open Monday- Friday from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm and Saturdays from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Give us a call to schedule an appointment.

PARVO VIRUS WARNING!!!!!!! Please be aware that parvo virus is at its peak this season. Large amount of dogs are coming down with Parvo. Puppies & adult dogs who are NOT vaccinated are at risk of contracting this deadly virus. Symptoms include: Vomiting... No appetite Foul smelling Diarrhea (with or without blood) Severe lethargy Fever reaching up to 106 degrees Symptoms could manifest in 5 to 7 days after contracting Parvo, if your dog has come into contact with this virus (Ex: they can come in contact with parvo at dog parks or on walks) watch for all or any of these symptoms listed above. Parvo is a highly contagious, extremely deadly virus that SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN LIGHTLY. Please seek veterinary help. And please vaccinate your fur babies