Four Corners Veterinary Hospital

Happy Easter weekend everyone!

Happy #caturday! enjoy your weekend everyone!

Doja and Felica patiently waiting for the weekend to start

Lick mats filled with squeeze cheese or peanut butter is a great way to distract our fur friends while doing tasks like nail trims, vaccines or bandage changes. It’s tasty and makes all things less scary which is our goal as a Fear Free hospital Olive says happy wiggle Wednesday!

Hi everyone. We wanted to let you know that we will be closed for a meeting today, February 8th, from 1:00-2:30 pm. Please stop by before or after the meeting to pick up any prescriptions refills or pet products you need. Thanks!

Take a trip down memory lane with us! Congrats Dr. Parrot! #Repost @oaklandzoo Dr. Parrott's reflections on retiring after 37 years at Oakland Zoo.... (full video link in bio)

Is Polenta on the nice or naughty list? I’ll let you be the judge

What a wonderful, sun shining day

Thanksgiving is tomorrow, and while you may be looking forward to some good eats, there are some eats that may not be so good for your pet. Here are a few i...mportant tips to keep in mind and help ensure your pets stay safe during the holiday. You can find more info http://bit.ly/2Ow57r3 See more

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours! We are thankful for all of you! : lucky dog bark and brew

Happy National Vet Tech Week!

I spy with my little eye, a cute hedgehog bringing all the fall vibes

Enjoy your weekend!

This is a Golden Retriever’s paws after going outside to potty one time. They’re covered in ash from the surrounding wildfires. While the air quality may be improving making it very tempting to go outside and enjoy the sunshine, please remember there is still a ton of ash on the ground that collects on the bottom of our shoes and our pet’s paws. It is important to not let your pet lick their paws after they’ve been outside. Ingesting the ash wether in the air or orally like this can make our pets sick. After you take your pets outside, please remember to wash their paws off before going back inside! Now go out and enjoy some fresh air while our air quality is good!

Snowie and Lloyd waiting patiently for their well #kitten check up Snowie finds a leash to play with and why not! (Supervised of course!) The vet never looked so fun! #happycaturday

Happy #caturday friends!

Clementine waiting patiently for her turn in surgery! Every step of the pet’s visit is taken into consideration at our hospital. Because Clementine is fearful, she is given sedatives to calm her and make her comfortable, she is given a jacket to keep her warm and a staff member sits with her until her surgery time. This is what being a #fearfree hospital is all about!

Hi everyone. It appears there is a cell tower down near our hospital making it so we are unable to make OR receive calls to and from our hospital and parking lot with certain cell carriers. We are working diligently to have this issue resolved as soon as possible. If you need to contact us, and it’s not an urgent matter, please text us at 925-326-6578 or email us at [email protected]. If you have a scheduled appointment and are not able to get ahold of us electronically, please come to the front door/window and knock on the door. Someone will greet you shortly. If your pet is experiencing an emergency, please take your pet to Concord SAGE. Their phone number is 925-627-7243. Thank you for your patience and we will let you know when our phone lines are functioning properly.

Hi everyone. We apologize we are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our phone system and we are unable to receive calls consistently at this time. We are working diligently to have this issue resolved as soon as possible. If you need to contact us, and it’s not an urgent matter, please email us at [email protected]. If your pet is experiencing an emergency, please take your pet to Concord SAGE. Their phone number is 925-627-7243. Thank you for your patience and we will let you know when our phone lines are functioning properly.

We are reaching some record breaking temperatures out there! Please keep these heat safety tips in mind when taking your pet outside. Never leave a dog in a hot car, even with the windows cracked. Always walk your dog early in the morning before the heat sets in or later in the evening if it has cooled off enough. Always check the ground to make sure it’s not too hot for your pup. If you’re dog is experiencing any signs of heat stroke, please call your veterinary hospital immediately or take them to the emergency vet. Let’s beat this heat! : #dvmmultimedia

Please call our office for any last minute prescriptions or pet food needs! A happy Labor Day! #laborday

Sunny enjoying his Fear Free time at the hospital with our fan favorite, octopus! Going to see the vet should be fun. Not only do our patients get delicious treats (we always ask mom and dad first!) but they get to play with toys too! Win win

We found a set of car keys in our parking lot! If you are missing your car keys, please call our office at 925-685-0512 to identify them.

Hi everyone. We wanted to let you know that we will be closed for a meeting today, August 26th, from 1:30-2:30 pm. Please stop by before or after the meeting to pick up any prescription refills or pet products you need. Thanks!